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The Return Of The "Not Worth Its Own Thread" Thread
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FelixSH
(He/Him)
Haven't got the chance to play more Phantasy Star IV since yesterday, but I can't stop thinking about
a) playing more
b) stop and replay PS II. That game has such a great, dark mood. And I would like to map the dungeons out myself.
c) Play through the whole series, instead of just IV, to get the whole experience.
I guess I really like this series.
a) playing more
b) stop and replay PS II. That game has such a great, dark mood. And I would like to map the dungeons out myself.
c) Play through the whole series, instead of just IV, to get the whole experience.
I guess I really like this series.
One of us.
One of us.
Belly up to the counter, have a COLA and a BURGER, I'll cost the meseta.
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
Note voting is open for the next Popularity Contest and I'm posting here because the two contenders are video game-based.
Harvestella has you pick your character's gender - male, female, or nonbinary which is pretty cool. Though from what I could tell, the choice did not affect literally anything. You can pick any appearance and voice (only two options for each but you can freely mix and match). It never comes up in the story or affects any relationships. All the way to the end I'm pretty sure I never even saw anyone use a pronoun for you (other than "you"). I was starting to suspect the game might not even have recorded your choice as AFAIK it isn't even reflected in the menu past that point.
But then I found what has to be the single most obscure dialogue in the game. The fourth in a series of optional conversations, which requires you to trigger the first three, then do probably the narrowest trigger for any optional conversation in the game, and then pick a specific dialogue option in that conversation, and you will finally have someone refer to you with a third person pronoun. 99.99% of players will not see that line. Incredible.
But then I found what has to be the single most obscure dialogue in the game. The fourth in a series of optional conversations, which requires you to trigger the first three, then do probably the narrowest trigger for any optional conversation in the game, and then pick a specific dialogue option in that conversation, and you will finally have someone refer to you with a third person pronoun. 99.99% of players will not see that line. Incredible.