27/02/2009, 02:10 AM
27/02/2009, 03:48 AM
Goshi Wrote:Quote:yes the very first FF1 in nes is hard, maybe because there is no automatic pointing to another monster when you beaten one monster, lol, maybe ive used to since im playing Dragon warrior 1 also in nes, same gameplay but different views
If you played Golden Sun you would probably be used to it. Also its not a big deal since most of the time you'll be blasting the enemy parties with FIR2 or FIR3. Of course if you're not using either a Black Mage or a Red Mage then... yeah... you're missing out on a lot without them though!
EDIT: Damn now I really feel like playing Golden Sun again =/
Lost Age of course! The first one was pretty bad!
TAKE THAT BACK!!!
TLA was better, sure, but the first one was far from bad...well, imo at least...
27/02/2009, 03:55 AM
roberth Wrote:Goshi Wrote:Quote:yes the very first FF1 in nes is hard, maybe because there is no automatic pointing to another monster when you beaten one monster, lol, maybe ive used to since im playing Dragon warrior 1 also in nes, same gameplay but different views
If you played Golden Sun you would probably be used to it. Also its not a big deal since most of the time you'll be blasting the enemy parties with FIR2 or FIR3. Of course if you're not using either a Black Mage or a Red Mage then... yeah... you're missing out on a lot without them though!
EDIT: Damn now I really feel like playing Golden Sun again =/
Lost Age of course! The first one was pretty bad!
TAKE THAT BACK!!!
TLA was better, sure, but the first one was far from bad...well, imo at least...
Well maybe its because I'm comparing it to its sequel too much but everything the 1st one does, the sequel does far better.