I don't dislike real time combat, but I can't play them very long in one session. "Tales of.." is ok, because you still have a combat screen and don't fight in the open world, so there are only short bursts of realtime action with more relaxing parts in between. But I've only played Berseria to this date. I have Arise on Steam, but didn't find the time to try it, because I have so many games. Currently playing P5R and after that I think I will return to the Trails series for Daybreak. Then if I have enough time before the next one comes out, I can try something else from my backlog again. What that'll be depends on the mood I'm in at that time.
P5R is my favorite game of all time, so I hope you're having a good time with it~ I had a good time with Arise - it added a lot of mechanics to the series that I thought were interesting, but it is definitely a huge time investment. Still one of my favorite Tales of games (not that I've actually finished very many). And also, I feel that. I always want to tell people what game I'll be playing next, but unless it's a new release I kind of just pick randomly. I always have an idea of what I would like to play next, but I feel like day of my mood always changes and I wind up starting something else entirely.
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I don't dislike real time combat, but I can't play them very long in one session. "Tales of.." is ok, because you still have a combat screen and don't fight in the open world, so there are only short bursts of realtime action with more relaxing parts in between. But I've only played Berseria to this date. I have Arise on Steam, but didn't find the time to try it, because I have so many games. Currently playing P5R and after that I think I will return to the Trails series for Daybreak. Then if I have enough time before the next one comes out, I can try something else from my backlog again. What that'll be depends on the mood I'm in at that time.
P5R is my favorite game of all time, so I hope you're having a good time with it~ I had a good time with Arise - it added a lot of mechanics to the series that I thought were interesting, but it is definitely a huge time investment. Still one of my favorite Tales of games (not that I've actually finished very many).
And also, I feel that. I always want to tell people what game I'll be playing next, but unless it's a new release I kind of just pick randomly. I always have an idea of what I would like to play next, but I feel like day of my mood always changes and I wind up starting something else entirely.