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Like Triangle Strategy. They don't aim to kill as a first option, sure, but then there's stuff likeFrederika's character arc where it culminates in "I have no problem with killing my abusive siblings" and then she does it
And just in general, if their hand is forced they don't go out of their way to save anyone, and will kill the enemy because its easier and makes sense
LiterallyGood pick. I think Abyss might be a better pick though, since it's an actual part of the hero's development arc.Tales of Vesperia
Good pick. I think Abyss might be a better pick though, since it's an actual part of the hero's development arc.
Don't most kill. I assume when we fight human enemies in a random battle some of them surely diei mean more like, named characters in the story (particularly important ones), with an impact to the narrative. not like Mook 1 and 2 died in a random battle when you were grinding
i mean more like, named characters in the story (particularly important ones), with an impact to the narrative. not like Mook 1 and 2 died in a random battle when you were grinding
Final Fantasy 4 starts off with the protagonist butchering a whole bunch of people before you even get control of him.
He did feel horrible about it thoughFF4 is such a good game.
He got punished for questioning the kings orders after the fact
FF4 is such a good game.
I call it my pound for pound favorite. Like it didn't wow me as much as some other entries. But unlike other entries I can't find many gripes.Depends on the release. In some versions, death is more permanent than in others.
Like my legit only gripe was they overdid the whole a character "dying" but they show up again later.
But either way it's the one I've replayed the most
Depends on the release. In some versions, death is more permanent than in others.Never got to play the og snes one. I had the gba one and the psp one
LiterallyThis. He actually kinda seems like a psycho sometimes lolTales of Vesperia
This. He actually kinda seems like a psycho sometimes lolI have no problem with
FF7. The initial party are literally terrorists who frequently and knowingly kill innocents. One is a mercenary.Shinra military are not innocents, unless you're referring to someone else that avalanche kills?
Shinra military are not innocents, unless you're referring to someone else that avalanche kills?
Depends on the release. In some versions, death is more permanent than in others.
Though there's at least one character (Rydia) who has come back in every version I'm familiar with.
Can you elaborate on this? The only version of FFIV I'm not all that familiar with is the DS remake. Every other version follows the same story beats and has the same character death fake-outs as the original.They're completely misunderstanding what's being said.
They're completely misunderstanding what's being said.
I think the reactor bombings killed innocent people and regular workers, not just Shinra militants. As terrorists typically do.Could be wrong on this, but as I understand it:
Radiant Dawn gets pretty brutal at times. The protagonists occasionally resist killing (but generally for good reasons, like "this will bite us in the ass later" or "we're being coerced into the murder of an ally") but more often than not, it's war crimes simulator.