| I've played J/RPGs that might start a romance subplot, but never bring it to a satisfying conclusion. Could I get some recommended that do? |
| Final Fantasy IX Valkyria Chronicles Valkyrie Profile (you'll need a guide for the true ending tho) |
Interrrrrpetgyu said: Yes, 9. My favorite FF hands down.Final Fantasy IX Valkyria Chronicles Valkyrie Profile (you'll need a guide for the true ending tho) I've watched the anime of VC, but I wasn't aware that the game covered it. I'll have to look into VP. If you have any more suggestions, please post them. Thanks. |
| As the previous posters have listed, FFIX has a pretty satisfying romantic conclusion. I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I was pretty satisfied with Tales of Graces-F's conclusion...it's a little stereotypical, but still satisfying (in my opinion). Shadow Hearts and Shadow Hearts: Covenant are...well, interesting, but I'm not sure if you'll be the most satisfied with them from a romantic standpoint. They really tug at your heart strings and the ending to Covenant was trippy as all hell. I will say that Yuri and Alice make for a hilariously, cute couple...but Covenant really kicks you in the heart repeatedly and does so throughout the game. |
Toucanbird said: I've just seen RPGs and JRPGs start up a romance subplot and then it peters out and never brought to a satisfying conclusion. As the previous posters have listed, FFIX has a pretty satisfying romantic conclusion. I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I was pretty satisfied with Tales of Graces-F's conclusion...it's a little stereotypical, but still satisfying (in my opinion). Shadow Hearts and Shadow Hearts: Covenant are...well, interesting, but I'm not sure if you'll be the most satisfied with them from a romantic standpoint. They really tug at your heart strings and the ending to Covenant was trippy as all hell. I will say that Yuri and Alice make for a hilariously, cute couple...but Covenant really kicks you in the heart repeatedly and does so throughout the game. I played Grace F, but it's been awhile. Didn't the MC like the childhood friend (red headed girl)? |
jak123 said: Toucanbird said: I've just seen RPGs and JRPGs start up a romance subplot and then it peters out and never brought to a satisfying conclusion. As the previous posters have listed, FFIX has a pretty satisfying romantic conclusion. I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I was pretty satisfied with Tales of Graces-F's conclusion...it's a little stereotypical, but still satisfying (in my opinion). Shadow Hearts and Shadow Hearts: Covenant are...well, interesting, but I'm not sure if you'll be the most satisfied with them from a romantic standpoint. They really tug at your heart strings and the ending to Covenant was trippy as all hell. I will say that Yuri and Alice make for a hilariously, cute couple...but Covenant really kicks you in the heart repeatedly and does so throughout the game. I played Grace F, but it's been awhile. Didn't the MC like the childhood friend (red headed girl)? I've noticed a lot of J-RPGs half-ass romance as well. Hell, Final Fantasy games probably do it more than anyone else considering FFVII (Cloud and Aerith/Tifa), FFVIII (Squall and Rinoa), FFIX (Zidane and Garnet), and FFX (Tidus and Yuna) all have romantic sub-plots, but the only one that I think does it really well was FFIX and FFVII to some extent. There might be some other romantic sub-plots in some of the other FF games (I can't remember if Bartz had a romantic sub-plot with any of the girls in V, I don't re-call if Terra had a romantic sub-plot in VI, and I haven't played any FF games since XII). As for ef... |
ToucanbirdDec 30, 2016 2:05 PM
| The romance between Prompto, Ignus, Gladiolus and Noctis is pretty satisfying. :3 |
Status_Effect said: Yeah, it was a pretty great bromance. I also liked the romance between Noctis and Lunafreya.The romance between Prompto, Ignus, Gladiolus and Noctis is pretty satisfying. :3 |
JakDec 30, 2016 4:24 PM
Toucanbird said: Yeah, I'm totally okay when it's a subplot, but sometimes it just gets dropped. Say what you will about the 13 trilogy, but it had a decent romance between Snow and Serah. The thing is at the end of the last game, it just kinda gets dropped and Serah and Snow don't even interact.jak123 said: I've just seen RPGs and JRPGs start up a romance subplot and then it peters out and never brought to a satisfying conclusion. I played Grace F, but it's been awhile. Didn't the MC like the childhood friend (red headed girl)? I've noticed a lot of J-RPGs half-ass romance as well. Hell, Final Fantasy games probably do it more than anyone else considering FFVII (Cloud and Aerith/Tifa), FFVIII (Squall and Rinoa), FFIX (Zidane and Garnet), and FFX (Tidus and Yuna) all have romantic sub-plots, but the only one that I think does it really well was FFIX and FFVII to some extent. There might be some other romantic sub-plots in some of the other FF games (I can't remember if Bartz had a romantic sub-plot with any of the girls in V, I don't re-call if Terra had a romantic sub-plot in VI, and I haven't played any FF games since XII). As for ef... |
AsianRambo38 said: From what I can remember, it seems like many of the Tales of games have decent romantic subplots. At least from the ones I have played.I'm gonna have to go with Tales of Graces f. But then again, after sinking 80+ hours into the game and watching Asbel and Cheria dance the dance of romance over and over, I could be desperate. |
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