|
- Jona's theme and the IBC basement theme are actually two different tunes although they use the same leitmotiff to denote the connection between the occupants of both rooms where said tunes play. - The legendary journalist's name is revealed in Azure, although said person was already a background NPC you were able to talk to in Trails in the Sky the 3rd. (tip for later: remember where that Fulitzer price is) - Arcus units from the third Cold Steel game onward already have cameras and primitive apps. - Lloyd was the name of the NPC who... ahem... hooked Estelle on fishing. You first met him in FC at the lake inn in the Bose region (where Olivier got his attention by blowing in his ear) and in SC he was the one who gave Estelle the first fishing rod in Ruan. In 3rd, he was the first opponent in the dreaded Fishing Door. He was already first referred to when the SSS first met Joshua and Estelle, who mentioned they also knew a Lloyd and a Tio back home. - 1:37:12 Hahaha. - Yes, Janetta works at the department store. She and one of her colleagues even have a mini storyline stretching over the course of several games.
|
#
?
Apr 30, 2024 14:31
|
|
|
|
| # ? May 2, 2024 06:27 |
|
|
- I'll start caring about Trails into Daybreak after all three games are localized and average people can tell me if the writing for those games is consistently better than how CS 3/CS 4/Reverie turned out. - The thing which most strongly colored my perceptions of Harold and Sophia was actually something Renne said in Sky SC, after her Chapter 7 boss fight. It can be found on the LP Archive. But it's okay to hold off and wait for more details to be revealed in Zero. - Even if the Anniversary Festival is an official holiday, it would only be so for Crossbell. If Bond's employer does international trade, he probably has to work most of the week. - It is Sergei Lou - in Zemuria (at least the western part), surnames come second. He's just rarely referred to by his surname. - "Lloyd has the least game of any protagonist in the series until the next one." The Crossbell games are the best games in the Trails series, but one thing they fumble on is romance. Bonding points in Cold Steel kinda sucked for several reasons. However, Crossbell's method of having points, but tying relationships to obscure things hidden from the player, and not giving the player many chances where you can choose to hang out with a character of your choice is arguably worse. - At least the writers course-corrected slightly after CS 2, and put in an actual arc for the Rean-Alisa romance. (Not for Rean in general, or even for Rean and all the top choices - just for Rean and Alisa.) - Back in Cold Steel 1, you seemed to want final bonding events to reveal interesting backstory information. If that's what you still want, then here in Zero, pick Randy for the next two events where you have to choose one person - that will actually get you what you wanted - exclusive, interesting backstory information. - You will have access to the upstairs and downstairs of the IBC for the rest of the game. - No, you got it right the first time, Elie's double-fisted gun move is indeed Wild Swan. - Rosenberg Studio genuinely does make extremely high-quality dolls which are just inanimate dolls and nothing more. They also happen to make other things as well. The trick is telling the inanimate dolls from the mechanical ones. - Oh dear, you gave away the Moonlight Butterflies to the Jizo. That's a really good item and you can't make it yourself until at least late Chapter 4. Stabbey_the_Clown fucked around with this message at 17:20 on Apr 30, 2024 |
|
#
?
Apr 30, 2024 17:18
|
|
