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Yeah I would say it depends on how much you're invested when you have goals, there are too many people that kept the grind for years to achieve the time they wanted xD

Yes, that's also why they can be either very addictive or just boring for some people, it depends on how you want to speedrun something when you prefer long run where you exploit glitches or just try to finish a level as fast as possible. But said like that Neon White could be something I would enjoy for this aspect.

I would recommend trying Chrono Trigger 1st probably, it's awesome for its overall ideas and scenario and isn't too long to complete

xD Yeah in this kind of game you need the motivation to grind more and more, though I just find it so pleasant to play even when it's frustrating, reminds me how I grinded that game SEUM back then that was entirely made for speedruning.
I like the Yu Gi Oh one too but didn't play it much, but I actually enjoy regular cards game such as Poker etc, it's fun online as far as you don't play with real money of course.

Though you played some of the classics? By that I mean FF series, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound or even Pokemon?

Yeah, I feel like this is the only thing that got disliked in P5 overall xD

Solo queue isn't too bad for me but I totally understand, I usually just play in duo most time especially in games that require communication, and the issue with Overwatch players is that they rarely talk unlike in CS:GO. I used to love Rocket League back then I just never really played it again but that's something I would probably love, even though I definitely prefer Trackmania when it comes to car techniques, it's just sad that the latest Trackmania game is locked behind a free to play + subscription mode system.

Yeah, especially when it comes to older games, like a lot of JRPG are very underrated when it comes out to consoles like NDS/PSP etc for example

Yeah that's the thing with SMT as far as you know what weakness to use against one boss it's often easy to manage after that, though sometimes it's not really hard but can just be frustrating or annoying to do, like Okumura's place in P5

This is the reason why I enjoy Overwatch as a multiplayer FPS despite its flaws but it works on this aspect as something very original regarding its characters and weapons in that futuristic environment, but yes Ultrakill is really good and I just got recommended to play Severed Steel a few months ago since I also used to like mechanics like Mirror's Edge and it's apparently the FPS version of that. Neon White looks cool indeed, didn't even know about this one but it's recent I can see.

Oh yes, sounds somewhat complicated at first but I believe this is something you eventually get used to by playing the game, anyway thanks I'm gonna try it someday, I keep adding more and more games to play though ahaha

Yeah, not to mention the game isn't intuitive at all, I don't know about you but I feel like it's nearly impossible to complete it without being helped by a guide.

Yes absolutely Doom as a whole would count in that part too, and I also like how they're officially doing remastered versions of these kind of games nowadays, I replayed Quake 2 recently in enhanced graphics.

Oh, well I didn't it but sounds like something I would enjoy, how is the combat system though? This is what interests me the most, and I'm also interested to see how this kind of plot works in a game compared to how we are used to see it in anime xD

I'm not sure, well I play in hard difficulty but still, from what I read most people found it to be really hard as well, especially regarding the boss you get at the beginning that are really difficult when they appear when you don't expect it or when you fight several of them at the same time, it's weird how some of their games can be grindy and hard while some other (Persona 2 PSP version) are so easy that's is laughable.

I like games that can feel infinite thanks to the community works, by that I mean I usually play games like Left 4 Dead 2 where the amount of community maps (that are much better than the game official ones) is so huge (and I did finish a good part of them xD) and there are so many good addons that the game end up feeling like Minecraft with its servers and maps (as far as you like shooting zombies of course), same for GMOD etc. But I also mainly play FPS games etc, obviously CSGO (I have more than 2.000 hours on it so yeah I did play a lot) and started playing Overwatch when they released Overwatch 2 and despite having so many flaws it's still fun as something to play to distract your brain.
Celeste is good I played it on Nintendo Switch, I used to play a lot of Super Meat Boy back then. I don't know what is CrossCode though?

I think the closest to that is Persona 2 (and maybe Persona 1 but I didn't play it yet) system with how it works despite having a party of 5 members, and it's the last Persona game to still have the skill points to attribute directly to your character while the other members get them automatically while leveling up, but I can understand, though the grind you need to do in Nocturne (especially at higher difficulty) is also insane, no matter how much you fused you'll still have to do it not to mention some of these bosses are just one after another while you can't heal yourself between battles, or even Matador or whatever lol.

I haven't really played gacha so I didn't know you could do it automatically but indeed it's closer to the grind you have to do in regular MMORPG to be honest, it's something that you accept only if you've been used to it before I would say xD

So this is why I heard Yakuza was closer to JRPG later hm, I think I could enjoy 7 and 8 better thanks to that actually

Oh yes the 3DS one, I spent so much time playing 3DS games back then but never played it, I didn't know Atlus' games at that time, what are the changes in Digital Devil Saga actually?

Well it's a gacha game so I can imagine, by that you mean hard grinding like it was during WoW's old days or something just annoying by nature?

Yes, I started with Yakuza 0, and even though I find the fighting system to be kinda hard sometimes it's really fun, I'm much more of a turn-by-turn enjoyer, even right now I'm playing "Tales of" games and I just put the battles in automatic mode sometimes, I think Active Time Battle system is the best compromise to both

What are your fav SMT games?

I assume you also played Genshin Impact then? Yakuza series is good I need to finish them, I used to play them at a friend's place but never fully finished one

Well usually here it's cold as well but right now it's up to 28° sunny weather and I don't think it ever happened before, it's worrying. What games are you playing? I just finished Persona 3 today

Doing fine right now still enjoying the warm days because for some reason October is still summer xD And you?

Happy birthday! :D