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@TriforceBunGood point, but I actually don't think they'd need to make all of the NPCs as involved as that (even though I'd argue that it would be totally doable for them to pull off), 'cause there are already a few exceptions here and there that you can't, say, allure or challenge. Although they might be impossible to interact with like that for plot reasons, now that I think about it. But either way I don't think most would find it weird if some characters didn't carry any items around, if you couldn't get flirtacious with some kid or if you couldn't sick your leopard on grandma. But the more I think about things, I think I might be a tad too hard on the game as a result of the chapter 1 structure rather than the writing or the mute NPCs. The way the game has virtually ever starting area behaving and progressing the same way, being limited in the same ways, and having the same types of battles and exploration. It obviously has to be that way (to a point) in order to make the game feel fair and balanced and introduce the player to stuff properly no matter who you choose as your starter, so I don't mind it, but I feel as if aspects of that might have gotten stuck in the back of my head, 'causing me to get annoyed with lackluster NPC dialogue when there were better things yet to come just around the corner. I'm still convinced the lack of main character interaction is bad and not good and bad, though. Also, just to end my ranting, I don't think I'd be this nitpicky if the game wasn't this good. Because it's really good overall, and I'm glad it's doing well. |
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@TriforceBunI don't regret starting with Tressa because of her skills, that's for sure! Felt like a great way to start the game, and I've never felt as if I wanted anyone else in my party during battle. I like her a lot, she just doesn't feel like...me, anymore. Not that my RPG characters have to be exactly like me, 'cause that would be boring, but I can't quite relate to her the same way I initially did, and others have become more relatable. But that's part of the beauty of the game, I suppose. Had some travel banter just now, between Therion and Primrose, and I feel as if she went out of character. All the way up until now she's been using her sultry dancing as a means to an end, and she's talked about it like something that she has to suffer through, more or less. Then, all of a sudden she wants to start dancing in some random pub just to entertain the men there. That does not sound like Primrose from before at all. |
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