Suikoden Tierkreis

[everlastingsoul]

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*mind explodes with possibilities of Yuber and Pesmerga's existences*

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Of course, I'm probably wrong, considering I've barely started the game. And with the nature of the game throwing so much of the series out the window, I probably shouldn't be getting wild AU ideas.

Oh wait. The Million Worlds/Infinity always gave me wild AU ideas.

Also, yay for making my long-lived fanfic idea of a Suikoden-inspired The One plot plausible, Tierkreis.

But gods, get off the crack, nameless hero. You're talking faster than the text appears on the screen.

Randomly, the names I gave of each of my Suikoden heroes during my initial playthroughs:
Suikoden: Silas McDohl
Suikoden II: Kotaro, son of Genkaku
Suikoden III: Ayuta, the Flame Champion
Suikoden IV: Roan
Suikoden V: Osiris Falenas
Suikoden Tierkreis: Daze

Comments

[daathic.livejournal.com]

It's a beautiful game and it still has a certain Suikoden flavor to it (mostly the music), but it replaces a lot of other things that I'm already missing (upgrading via blacksmith, runes). :[

I'd say, so far, a lot of people's reviews of the game are correct -- it feels like a Suikoden Lite kind of game, but it still manages to kick the pants off other RPGs on the DS. Music and graphics are great, though the superdeformed characters and voice acting take some getting used to. It has a calendar and travel day system, which Suikoden has only had in Rhapsodia/Suikoden Tactics, and trading seems to have a lot more emphasis so far.