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JRPG’s are my favorite genre of games but Love Drag Magnifying glass Drilling Machine shirt. funnily enough, the gameplay of most older/classic-style ones is not really my thing. I hate random encounters, I hate slow combat, and I can’t stand having to grind my party. It’s the story though that pushes me to play all the way to the end. I’m just always eager to know what happens next. Ya, I want to recommend new friends play all my fav old RPGs, but man telling someone how good a game is while you just tap X and loading the same battle 4 times in a row…

I appreciate those JRPGs that have been really searching for new cool battle systems. Shout out to (for better or for worse) Final Fantasy 12-15, Bravely Default/Osteopath, Mario RPGs. I’ve played some JRPGs that had really fun, exciting and engaging combat, and felt like so many others could take lessons. Osteopath’s boost system and Cosmic Star Heroine’s Hyper system come to mind. What sucks is when too much / too little leveling ruins that feeling in the same game. Ironically, the worst JRPG combat to me is the action ones, without turns. They’re basically forced to remove all complexity from combat and automate everything, meaning you just sort of spam one attack (or, die to wonder what you were supposed to do differently). Starcraft 2, this game is amazing, the races, the balance, the design, the difficulty, the complexity, everything. But holy shit, this is one stressful online game, anyway, I still play it from time to time, recommended to anyone, even if you don’t like RTS games.