Yes. Let's just play the beginning 5 times.

The 5th time is pretty short and simple before you get characters you already level up-ed to join

While not bad quality wise, this was the beginning of the end of the jarpigs. Stories that take several dozen hours before they "get good" with a gameplay devoid of any strategy, exploration and depth. JRPG screenshot collage fag can suck my dick

>>11811135 (OP)
Explain why this is bad

>>11811185
>jarpig
hi, /vg/ kid.

>>11811135 (OP)
I want to fuck non-Bulma.

>>11811185
Shout out to JRPG collage guy I like what you do, keeps me playing 8-bit RPGs.

>>11811234
That would be DQ3's female merchant

>>11811234
That's Daisy (but good)

>>11811135 (OP)
Yeah, it's fucking great.

>>11811220
He's right though. Overly story-laden RPGs were a downgrade of the formula.

>>11811185
>JRPG screenshot collage fag can suck my dick
HOLY BASED

>>11811135 (OP)
This game having AI-controlled party is probably the most garbage shit anyone's ever thought up for a JRPG btw
The games are already fairly unengaging, WHY would you take even more control away?

>>11811838
I played the DS version. I controlled everyone.

>>11811923
But then the graphics look bad.

So do you do F!Priest and M!Wizard or M!Priest and F!Wizard?
And don't say F!Priest and F!Wizard that's not allowed.

>>11812019
>And don't say F!Priest and F!Wizard that's not allowed.

But that's what I did.

>>11811185
I don't know why you say that, it's only the masterpiece that is DQ2 that I'll defend to the death, DQ4 is "only great" by comparison.

>>11811838
The idea of being a general in control of your army was good on paper, and it's actually pretty amazing how much the AI can learn for an NES game, but the execution is a bit lacking in the sense that most players are just going to pick 3 other guys as main rather than using everybody and switching often like the devs wanted. Unironically Akuma-Kun, an anime licensed RPG by Bandai, did the whole "general in charge of your small army" better than DQ4.

Anyway there is a gameshark code to be in control of your party in the last chapter however it takes away the possibily to switch characters mid fight.

>>11811932
and sounds bad and has retarded additions

>>11811838
Game Genie lets you take control of your characters. Take the power.

>>11814541
>it's actually pretty amazing how much the AI can learn for an NES game
Too bad remakes keep the Priest spamming insta-kill spells that never work as an intentional joke that the series loves to reference in spin-offs.