What In The World Is Mushoku Tensei: Quest of Memories?
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- What do you think about Quest of Memories? How much of the story do you think it'll go through and what kind of bonus stories will we be able to explore?
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The draw of the game for me would be Dead End's adventures during the 10 months between Rikarisu and Wind Port, as well as Roxy's search for Rudeus. Will see whether that part will go until they reach Krasma and meet Kishirika.
Can you please give early impressions then later a completed review of the game?? because I can't find one anywhere unless you could name a channel that's reviewed it?
I wonder if it's gonna settle on being more of a JRPG, or more like visual novel story telling, I can tell you which I think would be more interesting but I'm a boring Lore Nerd who loves reading, but generally speaking I agree with your points. What are we doing in this game.... Lack of a villain fits absolutely fine with a VN.... JRPG? Not so much much turn based, party based combat where the boss fight IS the game practically, needing to level up each character strategically, learn the correct skills and balance mp/ap between characters and skills/attacks in combat. Granted, I understand the way these games work I will be upfront in that I find them incredibly un-fun.
There are pics showing the Zant Port Adventurers Guild. Meaning, you can go at least to Zant port, interesting because Rudeus didn't stop there, he was busy finishing the job with the smugglers and getting stripped naked by cat and dog people, I will assume this is like many Anime that receive a VN: Cheapo turn based combat encounters, a basic retelling of the story, and perhaps as they advertise, visual tellings of stories skipped/skimmed in the anime though I think they mean "new" as in non-canon scenarios of What-If. I second a previous commenter, advertising method is a redflag. We don't see any beast children rescue in ads, no Paul, Orsted....? Nope, just a bunch of very generic looking turn based combat shots. Where are the dramatic storypoints to show off, is there no interesting heart-pounding moments in the NOVEL part of our Visual Novel-esque portions of the game? I don't think there are any, and if you read a portion of the games description on Steam: "Sylphiette, Ghislaine and Geese, who did not rejoin in the original anime, can now team up in the game!" I can see that Geese and 10 year old Slyphie might make a great team, but it doesn't make sense and makes me think it's not planning to flush out the anime world with more lore from our original content. That description also suggests that maybe "we" don't go to the Great forest at all, just have the available character to join our party.(Wrote this part before you came back with the Steam page info.Keeping it in for comedic affect.)
Honestly, I expect this game to feature very cheap combat, linear progression and absolutely no interesting new lore, on top of that, see "no ads with dramatic moments" also piss poor Visual Novel characteristics to accompany uninteresting combat. It's a cash grab, which if it keeps sales and interest going long enough for a season 3, and hopefully a 4...5....... 6.... Then I'm all for it. But, honestly game wise, it's about as interesting to me as any other merch, only reason to buy it is to possess it, not because it actually enriches the story. Not exciting to me honestly.
Might get proven wrong though, Angel Beats! got a VN, and I was younger, not interested in anime or visual novels at the time, so no clue what it looked like from the outside POV during it's announce/launch. But, it's one of the best story driven games I have played period, and didn't include any kind of exploration or combat to keep things "interesting." Just used character development, lots of diverging paths and constant choices to keep you hooked, this laissez-faire, you do you, approach to the game story may be an option for Mushoku you would think they would advertise "player choice" as a key feature though. With the main story over, I wonder if Rifujin has the time to devote to that sort of thing because it would require an insane amount of writer input to do.
Perhaps you should do a let's play when it comes out, would be a great excuse for you to talk on and on and nerd out off script.
Sorry for my rambling... I think you probably get it though. Honestly man, you ought' to make a Discord. I could discuss this type of thing for hours lol.
it is a dungeon crawler, You don't necessarily got to have a"villain" in this genre as long as you get to fight "boss monsters" at the end of the dungeon.
I assume it's just a dungeon crawler of their journey through the demon continent while adding other characters to your party even if they don't fit the timeline/story... The fact that their marketing is vague is a red flag.
Yeah, I'm gonna do a wait and see approach on this one.
@@jmh218 well, I'll probably get it for a sale for more Roxy!
Adding extra characters might likely be a bonus mode kind of thing.
@@Tounushi Maybe an alternative world where Rudeus didn't get reincarnated into this world, and Sylphie became an adventurer.
5:55 I just watched the trailer and to me it seems it's about the adventures of Dead End on the Demon Continent.
I guess the perfect MT game would be something which was teased in the novels, but no games like that really exist yet.
So basically an Orsted or Mangod game.
Might contain spoilers soon.
I think I've never seen a game about time loops. Majoras Mask is close, but in the end you receive more than knowledge. And it's only 3 days, not 200 years.
And everything you do could have an impact on everything going forward.
In the end it probably boils down to a huge decision tree, which has been predefined, and as the player you just have to find the right path.
Even more interesting might be a game where you can look into the future of three persons at a time, and then try to influence them.
You could tell them the truth, you could lie to them, and you can see how the future changes when you do something.
Probably requires to precompute huge decision trees for hundreds of characters. Maybe parts could be automatically generated, so it's replayable.
Or there is some kind of randomness (Orsted), which you can't see. But whenever you win the game, this random parameter changes based on the decisions duning the previous loop.
I'm guessing that the game will not just follow the main storyline but making up plot along the way
hey, your thumbnails are good but basic,
Adding your face in the thumbnails to stand out more,
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