Found this beautiful review while searching up SaGa Frontier videos in keeping my hype for the Remaster alive Thanks to reading a translation of Fuse from the Ultimania for SaGa Frontier, i can answer some of the questions you have. 32:32 - The answer to that would have been explained un Fuse's cut scenario. That "body" was nothing more than a doll Ren had custom made to his likeness. According to the script, after a nasty fight he and Emeila had, he bought the doll to prank her by making it as if he had died. During the time though, he had been assigned to investigate Joker's mask. Fuse came over and in an effort to cheer his friend, forced the mask on his face, telling to live a little before leaving, not realizing what he had just done 41:41 - The explanation to that is one I think you'll enjoy. Blue and Riki's quests are connected. The reason why Hell looks more like Heaven is because long ago, someone from the Magic Kingdom collected the RIngs and wished for Heaven. As we know, the Rings always pervert any wish that they grant, hence Hell was created instead, but in the image of Heaven to mock the wisher. The denizens of Magic Kingdom did manage to seal off Hell, but knew it wouldn't hold forever, hence Rouge/Blue's creation in hopes of defeating Hell's Lord to weaken it enough to be sealed completely There's also hints that the Cube may have been responsible for the creations of the Evil Rings
HOt damn that really goes above and beyond. I'm really glad you liked the review. I think i've gotten better at these things lol and hope you enjoy my frontier II review. So the body is like an LMD from marvel? That's pretty great and I love the connection between Rikki and Blue, it seemed what the game was going for, these stories being distant but connected. That, Emilia and Mondo remarking on his lost love etc etc. so yeah your damn right I LOVE that explanation, because it ties in to what we already know (Monkey's paw Ring.) and adds a layer of depth. It's like eating a cake, to discover more cake lol.
I sadly never got to experience SaGa Frontier II, I've heard great things about it, but don't have any childhood attachments to it. Yep, and if you're wondering why Fuse and his team never figured why their "dead collogue" was nothing more than a fake, its because while they were transferring the "body" back to headquarters to perform an autopsy, their ship was attacked by Tanzer. Silence, who apparently has some kind of fetish for absorbing monsters, opened the ship's door to try and fight and absorb the interregional space monster. They managed to escape, but Silence's actions caused IPRO to lose their only piece of evidence to Tanzer's insides, effectively also dooming Emelia to be stuck in Despair had she not been helped by Annie and Liza If you can bear through using monsters again, Riki's scenario actually contains some hidden dialogues. As soon as you reach Scrap, the conversations leading to his first missions against "Mr. Gentleman" changes depending on who you *didn't* left in the pub. Mei-Ling is the exception since she's needed to progress the first part. But after Mei-Ling agrees to "Mr. Gentleman's" terms and goes with him. the fun begins. Riki can now talk to the others and their conversations will now be different. I'll leave you to find out on your own since its hilarious, especially what Gen says to Riki!! Another time it happens in Riki's quest is with the Rich man and his daughter. If you remember back in Emelia's quest, Annie mentions that she used to have a little sister who got adopted by a wealthy man. Yep, that little girl is actually Annie's little sister. If you can manage to recruit Annie to get the Ring in Despair before you go get the one in Yorkland, Annie will always be present during the scene, watching worriedly over the girl. To this day, it still amazes me that despite so many things being cut, Square still managed to create such a Gem in the small deadline they were given. It ranks 2nd in my Top 5 favorite PS1 titles, falling only behind Final Fantasy Tactics. I've always thought, "Man, if only this game hadn't been rushed, just imagined what it would have been." In 3 days, my dream will finally come true
@@Toshinegawa I've heard some people love it and others not so much but the same I've only played it now that i'm older and Same, a big part of this review was like 'Man, there's clearly so much they wanted.' Frontier really is like an unfinished masterpiece, It's like if they did the sistine chapel but stopped with only a quarter left. I'm hyped for those finishing touches.
Now we just need a SaGa Frontier 2 remake and my life will be complete. I can't tell you how many hours of my life I happily spent plugging into these two games.
@@Kamen_Gaming Knowing certain math bits for duel sparking makes the game MUCH easier, but doing it blind as a teenager was a blast. edit: either it or Legend of Mana was the last sprite game with watercolor backgrounds.
@@andrewhegstrom2187 I went it blind it wasn't too difficult but for sure a game where you should have a back up save JUST in case. The only part that I was like 'what is this.' Would be the end of Gustave's scenario lol.
@@andrewhegstrom2187 Ima be real, I used save states IN ONLY that area cause after a day of not beating it, all the guides were like 'this is how you do it...but also you need SOME luck lol'
Anyone can buy the spells but you only get one chance to aquire the gift for the spell class. The gift allows you to learn more of that magic class including higher level ones that can not be purchased.
THAT'S SaGa BABY. I don't think they'll do much to curb some of the more "player unfriendly" aspects of the game in the remaster. This is from the man that made Unlimited Saga after all. The games always demand the player to test things out and explore while giving them a nudge or nothing at all. I can see how this would turn people off, but I'm fine with it. If I want something much more clear then I'd play another RPG series. I also dig the mish mash of settings like what Final Fantasy Legend 1 and 2 did. I agree with you on monsters, I don't enjoy them in this game. If they were simpler like in the Gameboy games I'd be more inclined to use them but as always with the free scenario SaGa games they give you enough characters to make a party you'd enjoy playing.
I agree and disagre to a certain extent. I'm fine with player unfriendliness because I enjoy the games. Hell I play Old School SMT ala Nocturne where you get a new piece of armor only to then FIGHT a boss that uses a skill your now weak against lol A huge dick move, but the gameplay is fun enough you barell on. I love SaGa I just think they could in the Remaster have maybe like a manuel to be like 'YO read this.' Monsters could be better, which is again a real shame cause Ricki's story is just SO damn good.
41:37 The reason why Hell in this game looks like Heaven is because according to the lore, Hell was created when a wizard in the ancient times wished upon the rigs of salvation to create Heaven, but due to the rings being evil they instead created Hell with the appearance of heaven.
I usually tried to include one monster on each playthrough for variety, since 5 humanoids all the time can get boring. They also have access to Magic Heal and Life Rain, for when I was bored with using Mystics as utility characters. Black Dragon Riki and Mariche were my fav forms. Riki will probably be my first playthrough with tomorrow's release.
Monsters were just too janky for me, to really enjoy. I like the concept, one of my friends though was like 'Never say the words Vore ever again please lol' Monsters can be good, but you REALLY gotta know what your doing beforehand and not be like me and jut be absorbing things. Riki though has again one of the best arcs in the game, since it's essentially a coming of age tale.
I used to play through Riki so much and Im not sure why cause the beginning with the Tanzer is hard af. Im playing Red and Im at the final boss BlackX stage. Im going to play Blue next. I love this game!!!!
Awesome video, I really enjoyed the 2nd Frontier but wasn't sure of the 1st. Now that there's a remastered version on the way I'll definitely be getting it. Thanks!
Glad you liked it man, I'm just starting on a video for Frontier 2 which again I've never played and i'm enjoying it so far, and I hope you like that one when it's done.
Keep the luck going as soon as I got this I beat Frontier II lol. Gonna write the script, start the recording so hopefully by the friday after next IT should be out. I did see the final trailer and i'm glad they're not doing a basic 'Oh here's an HD remake.' they said there's more features, but from waht I seen EVEN Fleeing cause is a huge godsend.
After a life time of people calling various Rogue classes "Rouge" this is the first time I've ever heard someone call the french word for 'Red', "Rogue".
Something cool about Blue is that if you don't like him you can just change him out for Rouge. When you fight Rouge just lose the battle and you will continue the game as Rogue. Also another useful thing is go for time magic as blue and go to fascinatura (only way to get there that I know of) and get all the LP items so you only have 1 LP left. Then when you lose to Rouge you get all the LP back but get to keep the Asura sword.
Im replaying this with the remaster and this game impresses me more than it ever did. I never got the hang of the difficult battle system until now. Im almost done with Red. I just love all this games unique features. It was my favorite game as a kid (and Star Ocean 2) and now playing the remaster I am so thankful they did this because it brings back so much childhood nostalgia
It really is insane, how much was packed in a super short time. Yeah it's similar to my experiance with Silent Hill II a game that I couldn't FULLY appreciate as a child and only years later I was like 'wow I missed SO MUCH.'
One of my favorite games of all time. Love the hell out of this game Also even tho everyone hates monsters thet were always my favorite race I despise grinding and i try to do my runs as fast as possible and as such i always use atleast 2 monsters in my team so i can rank up the BR up to 6 and pick life rain for both Top tier forms have strong enough offensive capacity and some arrmlets do extra bonuses for different monsters Because of it i can manage to have a strong enough party to do unstopable combos in lets say, Diva and still have the only multi target healing spell in the game to help And lol Orlouge (Asselus's final boss) is by far the hardest boss in SF with the most rng based movements that can utterly destroy your party in few turns. In fact its a run killer in speedruns. The thing with Final bosses's HP is: with the exception of Mondo, bosses's HP scale with your Battle rank (they start at 25K and at each 2 BR level they get more 25K on addition to the starting quantity) You probably just either got strong quickly at a short BR or grinded enough to kick his ass. But he is really tough (Also about the HP/LP info in battle, you can press triangle everytime you want to see your health and wp/lp at any given time this was a feature since RS2 but cant blame ya since Kawazu games never tell you those things lol)
Thanks for all the info, I know about end game scaling, which I felt like was mentioned a bit when I mentioned general enemies. Anyways I'm glad you liked and I'm close to finishing SaGa II so expect a review on that unlike SaGa I there's no nostalgia at all it's compelty blind.
@@Kamen_Gaming Ohh it would be a cool one too I like that one even tho part of the fandom seems to hate it, it will be interesting to see your perspective on that. looking forward to it
@@Jrdotan They're things i'm enjoying about it, the hate might be due to FF 8 syndrome ala not living up to 7 the first frontier is AMBITIOUS as all hell, the second takes a safer route, but tehre's nothing wrong with that, not everything has to be groundbreaking and push a genre foward.
There were some things about Final Fantasy II that didn't quite work ala hitting yourself to gain HP but as a sequel it's phenomal it's scope is insane when compared to I.I is collect things and then go to the past which it was the first, II was like a grand epic story about nations, rebellion manifest destiny the whole nine. It Def deserves more love.
Ive been playing the remaster but I owned the ps1 version since launch. As a kid I always thought it was cool how open the world was but playing it now I agree it is empty. I guess just having it open was a big thing back in the day lol
Whenever ya get new tech ya want to push it and it's admirable. Anyway thanks for the sub, the Saga II review is coming soon, Tech issues happened which delayed it, but the latest is next week. I hope you like it as much as this one!
40 hours on each campaign?! What the hell were you doing? I beat campaigns in about 6-10 hours, and that's with some touch-up Bio Lab grinding at the end. Granted, that's still around 50+ hours to complete all campaigns, but that's standard JRPG length. Anyway, I'm so looking forward to this. The bare minimum remaster would have earned a purchase from me, but the return of cut Asellus content, and Fuses entire campaign (which is sounds has been spruced up and improved from the original content) is just incredible. I want this so damn bad.
ALOT I get busy much too often xD ALA my KH game times are like 300+ hours cause stuff happens and I tried blind with barely what I remember. I also do tend to Grind so there's that. Hence me saying 100 hours around there is par for the course. Agree again the game is good, but that short Dev time really hampered it in alot of areas.
Monsters actually kick major ass, but you need to read the guides so you know what abilities you need to make what monster. Making a Black Dragon is the shit. Almost all of its attacks can do multi thousands of damage. There are several others that kick major ass too
I really tried to like this game since it was my very first time playing it, and nope I simply couldn't it was more of a tedious experience in general and very dull at it.
It's not for everyone i'm doing a video on 2 right now (Had one techincal error after the other on this one.) You might enjoy 2, since it's a bit more streamlined.
@@Kamen_Gaming i was playing the power ranger guy story and i got through the end without watching any video or following a guide, go to the final boss couldn't beat him but was very close , i didn't felt compelled to keep trying lol, the one thing I do appreciated about these old games is that they were the foundation of what we have now days which is very appreciated.
@@sergiomarin7632 Yeah I warn in SaGa II to have a back up save cause THOSE were needed back in the day, The game doesn't warn you 'Yo if your not leveled, you gon die.'
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Found this beautiful review while searching up SaGa Frontier videos in keeping my hype for the Remaster alive
Thanks to reading a translation of Fuse from the Ultimania for SaGa Frontier, i can answer some of the questions you have.
32:32 - The answer to that would have been explained un Fuse's cut scenario. That "body" was nothing more than a doll Ren had custom made to his likeness. According to the script, after a nasty fight he and Emeila had, he bought the doll to prank her by making it as if he had died. During the time though, he had been assigned to investigate Joker's mask. Fuse came over and in an effort to cheer his friend, forced the mask on his face, telling to live a little before leaving, not realizing what he had just done
41:41 - The explanation to that is one I think you'll enjoy. Blue and Riki's quests are connected. The reason why Hell looks more like Heaven is because long ago, someone from the Magic Kingdom collected the RIngs and wished for Heaven. As we know, the Rings always pervert any wish that they grant, hence Hell was created instead, but in the image of Heaven to mock the wisher. The denizens of Magic Kingdom did manage to seal off Hell, but knew it wouldn't hold forever, hence Rouge/Blue's creation in hopes of defeating Hell's Lord to weaken it enough to be sealed completely
There's also hints that the Cube may have been responsible for the creations of the Evil Rings
HOt damn that really goes above and beyond. I'm really glad you liked the review. I think i've gotten better at these things lol and hope you enjoy my frontier II review.
So the body is like an LMD from marvel? That's pretty great and I love the connection between Rikki and Blue, it seemed what the game was going for, these stories being distant but connected. That, Emilia and Mondo remarking on his lost love etc etc. so yeah your damn right I LOVE that explanation, because it ties in to what we already know (Monkey's paw Ring.) and adds a layer of depth. It's like eating a cake, to discover more cake lol.
I sadly never got to experience SaGa Frontier II, I've heard great things about it, but don't have any childhood attachments to it.
Yep, and if you're wondering why Fuse and his team never figured why their "dead collogue" was nothing more than a fake, its because while they were transferring the "body" back to headquarters to perform an autopsy, their ship was attacked by Tanzer. Silence, who apparently has some kind of fetish for absorbing monsters, opened the ship's door to try and fight and absorb the interregional space monster. They managed to escape, but Silence's actions caused IPRO to lose their only piece of evidence to Tanzer's insides, effectively also dooming Emelia to be stuck in Despair had she not been helped by Annie and Liza
If you can bear through using monsters again, Riki's scenario actually contains some hidden dialogues. As soon as you reach Scrap, the conversations leading to his first missions against "Mr. Gentleman" changes depending on who you *didn't* left in the pub. Mei-Ling is the exception since she's needed to progress the first part. But after Mei-Ling agrees to "Mr. Gentleman's" terms and goes with him. the fun begins. Riki can now talk to the others and their conversations will now be different. I'll leave you to find out on your own since its hilarious, especially what Gen says to Riki!!
Another time it happens in Riki's quest is with the Rich man and his daughter. If you remember back in Emelia's quest, Annie mentions that she used to have a little sister who got adopted by a wealthy man. Yep, that little girl is actually Annie's little sister. If you can manage to recruit Annie to get the Ring in Despair before you go get the one in Yorkland, Annie will always be present during the scene, watching worriedly over the girl.
To this day, it still amazes me that despite so many things being cut, Square still managed to create such a Gem in the small deadline they were given. It ranks 2nd in my Top 5 favorite PS1 titles, falling only behind Final Fantasy Tactics. I've always thought, "Man, if only this game hadn't been rushed, just imagined what it would have been." In 3 days, my dream will finally come true
@@Toshinegawa I've heard some people love it and others not so much but the same I've only played it now that i'm older and Same, a big part of this review was like 'Man, there's clearly so much they wanted.' Frontier really is like an unfinished masterpiece, It's like if they did the sistine chapel but stopped with only a quarter left. I'm hyped for those finishing touches.
Now we just need a SaGa Frontier 2 remake and my life will be complete. I can't tell you how many hours of my life I happily spent plugging into these two games.
Having finished Frontier II it's a really beautiful game. While I was a powerhouse, the watercolor story book style really fits it's setting.
@@Kamen_Gaming Knowing certain math bits for duel sparking makes the game MUCH easier, but doing it blind as a teenager was a blast.
edit: either it or Legend of Mana was the last sprite game with watercolor backgrounds.
@@andrewhegstrom2187 I went it blind it wasn't too difficult but for sure a game where you should have a back up save JUST in case. The only part that I was like 'what is this.' Would be the end of Gustave's scenario lol.
@@Kamen_Gaming It really helps that SF2 doesn't have Battle Rank too. Also, don't forget how crazy battle of South Moundtop is.
@@andrewhegstrom2187 Ima be real, I used save states IN ONLY that area cause after a day of not beating it, all the guides were like 'this is how you do it...but also you need SOME luck lol'
Anyone can buy the spells but you only get one chance to aquire the gift for the spell class. The gift allows you to learn more of that magic class including higher level ones that can not be purchased.
THAT'S SaGa BABY. I don't think they'll do much to curb some of the more "player unfriendly" aspects of the game in the remaster. This is from the man that made Unlimited Saga after all. The games always demand the player to test things out and explore while giving them a nudge or nothing at all.
I can see how this would turn people off, but I'm fine with it. If I want something much more clear then I'd play another RPG series. I also dig the mish mash of settings like what Final Fantasy Legend 1 and 2 did. I agree with you on monsters, I don't enjoy them in this game. If they were simpler like in the Gameboy games I'd be more inclined to use them but as always with the free scenario SaGa games they give you enough characters to make a party you'd enjoy playing.
I agree and disagre to a certain extent. I'm fine with player unfriendliness because I enjoy the games. Hell I play Old School SMT ala Nocturne where you get a new piece of armor only to then FIGHT a boss that uses a skill your now weak against lol A huge dick move, but the gameplay is fun enough you barell on. I love SaGa I just think they could in the Remaster have maybe like a manuel to be like 'YO read this.' Monsters could be better, which is again a real shame cause Ricki's story is just SO damn good.
41:37 The reason why Hell in this game looks like Heaven is because according to the lore, Hell was created when a wizard in the ancient times wished upon the rigs of salvation to create Heaven, but due to the rings being evil they instead created Hell with the appearance of heaven.
Oh... Somebody already explained that... Sorry!
@@DFE-wu9lq LOL no problem! I was going to respond but still thanks for sharing lol
I usually tried to include one monster on each playthrough for variety, since 5 humanoids all the time can get boring. They also have access to Magic Heal and Life Rain, for when I was bored with using Mystics as utility characters. Black Dragon Riki and Mariche were my fav forms.
Riki will probably be my first playthrough with tomorrow's release.
Monsters were just too janky for me, to really enjoy. I like the concept, one of my friends though was like 'Never say the words Vore ever again please lol' Monsters can be good, but you REALLY gotta know what your doing beforehand and not be like me and jut be absorbing things. Riki though has again one of the best arcs in the game, since it's essentially a coming of age tale.
I used to play through Riki so much and Im not sure why cause the beginning with the Tanzer is hard af. Im playing Red and Im at the final boss BlackX stage. Im going to play Blue next. I love this game!!!!
I forgot the button since it was 20 years ago but you can look at your stats in combat again prior to inputting all your attacks in
Someone here did actually reply what it is! that it's like triangle aka what's usually the menu button lol.
Awesome video, I really enjoyed the 2nd Frontier but wasn't sure of the 1st. Now that there's a remastered version on the way I'll definitely be getting it. Thanks!
Glad you liked it man, I'm just starting on a video for Frontier 2 which again I've never played and i'm enjoying it so far, and I hope you like that one when it's done.
Only a few days left, after watching this and the Features trailer SE came out with I am so hyped to re-experience this game again!
Keep the luck going as soon as I got this I beat Frontier II lol. Gonna write the script, start the recording so hopefully by the friday after next IT should be out. I did see the final trailer and i'm glad they're not doing a basic 'Oh here's an HD remake.' they said there's more features, but from waht I seen EVEN Fleeing cause is a huge godsend.
Why can't I increase reds HP level when I used that armor thingy?
After a life time of people calling various Rogue classes "Rouge" this is the first time I've ever heard someone call the french word for 'Red', "Rogue".
It's my inner Comic Book nerd I always just read it as the X-men Rogue lol
now I want this remake
You should follow up with a retrospective of the remaster.
Something cool about Blue is that if you don't like him you can just change him out for Rouge. When you fight Rouge just lose the battle and you will continue the game as Rogue. Also another useful thing is go for time magic as blue and go to fascinatura (only way to get there that I know of) and get all the LP items so you only have 1 LP left. Then when you lose to Rouge you get all the LP back but get to keep the Asura sword.
I think I recall saying that about Blue if I didn't then my bad, because I did know that.
@@Kamen_Gaming you did, I just commented before I got that far. The LP item thing was different, although I lost all my WP when I got Rouge also.
Im replaying this with the remaster and this game impresses me more than it ever did. I never got the hang of the difficult battle system until now. Im almost done with Red. I just love all this games unique features. It was my favorite game as a kid (and Star Ocean 2) and now playing the remaster I am so thankful they did this because it brings back so much childhood nostalgia
It really is insane, how much was packed in a super short time. Yeah it's similar to my experiance with Silent Hill II a game that I couldn't FULLY appreciate as a child and only years later I was like 'wow I missed SO MUCH.'
One of my favorite games of all time. Love the hell out of this game
Also even tho everyone hates monsters thet were always my favorite race
I despise grinding and i try to do my runs as fast as possible and as such i always use atleast 2 monsters in my team so i can rank up the BR up to 6 and pick life rain for both
Top tier forms have strong enough offensive capacity and some arrmlets do extra bonuses for different monsters
Because of it i can manage to have a strong enough party to do unstopable combos in lets say, Diva and still have the only multi target healing spell in the game to help
And lol Orlouge (Asselus's final boss) is by far the hardest boss in SF with the most rng based movements that can utterly destroy your party in few turns. In fact its a run killer in speedruns. The thing with Final bosses's HP is: with the exception of Mondo, bosses's HP scale with your Battle rank (they start at 25K and at each 2 BR level they get more 25K on addition to the starting quantity)
You probably just either got strong quickly at a short BR or grinded enough to kick his ass. But he is really tough
(Also about the HP/LP info in battle, you can press triangle everytime you want to see your health and wp/lp at any given time this was a feature since RS2 but cant blame ya since Kawazu games never tell you those things lol)
Thanks for all the info, I know about end game scaling, which I felt like was mentioned a bit when I mentioned general enemies. Anyways I'm glad you liked and I'm close to finishing SaGa II so expect a review on that unlike SaGa I there's no nostalgia at all it's compelty blind.
@@Kamen_Gaming Ohh it would be a cool one too
I like that one even tho part of the fandom seems to hate it, it will be interesting to see your perspective on that. looking forward to it
@@Jrdotan They're things i'm enjoying about it, the hate might be due to FF 8 syndrome ala not living up to 7 the first frontier is AMBITIOUS as all hell, the second takes a safer route, but tehre's nothing wrong with that, not everything has to be groundbreaking and push a genre foward.
I also like Final Fantasy 2.
There were some things about Final Fantasy II that didn't quite work ala hitting yourself to gain HP but as a sequel it's phenomal it's scope is insane when compared to I.I is collect things and then go to the past which it was the first, II was like a grand epic story about nations, rebellion manifest destiny the whole nine. It Def deserves more love.
@@Kamen_Gaming hard agree from me
Bruh never thought about that vore aspect gonna have to write a SaGa Frontier vore fanfiction now.
Ive been playing the remaster but I owned the ps1 version since launch. As a kid I always thought it was cool how open the world was but playing it now I agree it is empty. I guess just having it open was a big thing back in the day lol
Whenever ya get new tech ya want to push it and it's admirable. Anyway thanks for the sub, the Saga II review is coming soon, Tech issues happened which delayed it, but the latest is next week. I hope you like it as much as this one!
@@Kamen_Gaming looking forward to it!
40 hours on each campaign?! What the hell were you doing? I beat campaigns in about 6-10 hours, and that's with some touch-up Bio Lab grinding at the end. Granted, that's still around 50+ hours to complete all campaigns, but that's standard JRPG length.
Anyway, I'm so looking forward to this. The bare minimum remaster would have earned a purchase from me, but the return of cut Asellus content, and Fuses entire campaign (which is sounds has been spruced up and improved from the original content) is just incredible. I want this so damn bad.
ALOT I get busy much too often xD ALA my KH game times are like 300+ hours cause stuff happens and I tried blind with barely what I remember. I also do tend to Grind so there's that. Hence me saying 100 hours around there is par for the course.
Agree again the game is good, but that short Dev time really hampered it in alot of areas.
that was a great summary,
i will disagree about asellus and blue tho
As they say Different strokes for different folks.
Blue’s brother is named Rouge. Not rogue…
Rouge means “red”. Make sense?
Yeah literally everyone was telling me I was just being stupid and pronouncing it wrong lol. Still a great story on that side minus the abrut end.
Monsters actually kick major ass, but you need to read the guides so you know what abilities you need to make what monster. Making a Black Dragon is the shit. Almost all of its attacks can do multi thousands of damage. There are several others that kick major ass too
Yeah it's not super player friendly, but that's kinda SaGA in a nutshell it's a game series that makes the player figure it out.
This game was a mess with questionable game design. I'm playing it for the first time. 😮
Mostly good design with ocasional bad game design decisions
Mostly the Campaigns vary in quality
Stick to talking about things you like.
Thats boring.
I really tried to like this game since it was my very first time playing it, and nope I simply couldn't it was more of a tedious experience in general and very dull at it.
It's not for everyone i'm doing a video on 2 right now (Had one techincal error after the other on this one.) You might enjoy 2, since it's a bit more streamlined.
@@Kamen_Gaming i was playing the power ranger guy story and i got through the end without watching any video or following a guide, go to the final boss couldn't beat him but was very close , i didn't felt compelled to keep trying lol, the one thing I do appreciated about these old games is that they were the foundation of what we have now days which is very appreciated.
@@sergiomarin7632 Yeah I warn in SaGa II to have a back up save cause THOSE were needed back in the day, The game doesn't warn you 'Yo if your not leveled, you gon die.'
The battles in this game looked like 2D puke on 3D barf back in the day.