PixlBit

A lot of rpgs do that. It's stupid. And my thought is if the game doesn't have multiple endings, what's the point?

See, I really liked Zestiria a lot. I have yet to play a Tales game I didn't like (although the sequel to Tales of Symphony is definitely my least favorite of the franchise by far). What didn't you like about it?

And Berseria has a completely different vibe to it than Zestiria. A lot darker.

Yes, I have Legendia for the PS2. It's the first game I played after my dad died, and weirdly enough, one of the characters was named Moses, which was my dad's name. I didn't know that before I started playing it.

Berseria is a prequel to Zestiria .  It's a stand-alone game, though. 

I really liked Zestiria. I'm sorry you couldn't get into it.

No, the Tales games don't generally have multiple endings. Just New Game+.

While not my favorite of the Tales games, it was pretty good. What I think I like the best about many of the storylines in the Tales series is that there isn't really any black or white. The bad guys aren't necessarily truly evil, they may think that the horrible things they're doing are going to make the world a better place.

Well, i guess I know what I'll be doing during my week off, lol. I pretty much suck at the Ghost Rider table, though. I racked up a high score on that table om the Xbox360 version of Pinball FX2, but that was more of a fluke than anything else.

I liked it, too, but like you, not my favorite game of the franchise. I got the season pass, and so far, there's a Guardians of the Galaxy and a Black Panther level. I haven't played the Black Panther level because I haven't seen the movie yet.

I think I topped Phantasystar77's high score last night. I'll have to check again. I have all my tables set to view 2, don't know if you've tried that one or not.

Use the bishop to identify the item in slot 9, which doesn't exist. My best friend had an Apple IIe and he let me spend an afternoon running around with a party of level 99 ninjas wreaking havoc and destruction throught the dungeon. It was a blast.

This was my first game other than arcade cabinets. I think I started playing it in 1983 or 1984, but we didn't own the computer or the games and had to give it back when my step-dad's project was done. I bought it later when I was in high school. The headmaster at the time I started was also a Wizardry fan, and he shared the unlimited experience glitch with us. Unfortunately for m,e it only worked on the Apple version and not the IBM version. This game is freaking hardcore, and I spent half the time I was playing counting steps and making maps. Oh, the nostalgia!