Which is what I think they were going for. Honestly, I couldn't take Ethelberd seriously because all of his speeches made me laugh rather than making a chill run down my spine. Their leader wants to become a god, or something. This arc you deal with a distant kingdom called Sechs. Venti herself was just a delight in this arc. As well as seeing the other townsfolk finally get close with Venti. So that was fun.įor this arc the Guardians get their memories back, and seeing their interactions with Venti at the beginning warms my heart. Probably two hours of my time was spent just leaving Selphia to try to actually activate the damn arc. I spent about 15 hours on this arc, a real downgrade compared to how much time I spent on the first arc. Because although they were fun to fight, just. I really wouldn't change anything, except for the difficulty cap of the first two Rune Stone bosses. It easily became my favorite with how much content it was packed with, and how emotional the story got. Even though most of them don't have a big involvement in the plot, it wouldn't be complete without them. As well as seeing how all the townspeople truly care about each other when the player is going to the Forest of Beginnings is touching. The side characters are also great in this Arc, seeing how they also care about the new Guardians and for Venti is quite sweet. Watching him struggle to choose is path is a really interesting mini plot point, and I really enjoyed it. And even though they don't have their memories back for this arc, seeing how the Guardians care for Venti is quote heart warming as well.ĭoug was also interesting in this arc, seeing how he tried to stop the player from getting the Rune Stones is really interesting. Seeing Venti's grief as the Guardians are returned just tugs at the heart strings. The Rune Stone bosses were quite the challenge, it was fun to have the difficulty cranked up for a bit.Īside from gameplay the story was quite gut wrenching as well, I'm not ashamed to say I cried a least five times. And all the dungeons were quite interesting and fun to explore. Except Leon, I was over leveled, but it applies to everyone else. I might just be saying that because it took me 50 hours, but it still felt longer.Īll of the bosses in this arc were very challenging and I had to go back and battle them a couple of times. I also enjoyed this arc because it felt like the longest.
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Plus they're like, the best characters in the game + Clorica and Doug. This Arc was my personal favorite, learning about each of the Guardians one by one was such a thrill. Most of it was be goofing around and trying to learn the controls and such, but most of my time was spent here.
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Oh and, I guess a spoiler warning? I don't think I need to put one, but just in case you don't want to be spoiled, please feel free to skip this section. So why don't we go through each arc and talk about my feelings. I poured about 75 hours into my first playthrough of this game. I enjoyed all the characters, and the starting story was super fun.
I was immediately pulled into the farming aspect, at first I thought it'd be a chore but it was actually really exciting. I went in completely blind, aside from knowing some marriage events. (cough cough play Fantasy Life)Ībout a couple months later, shortly after Animal Crossing New Horizon's release, I had enough money, and was able to get the game. It reminded me of another game title I played years back, Fantasy Life.
I was drawn to the game because of the cutesey art style the sprites had, as well as how much fun the game looked. I didn't watch anything about the story as it immediately decided I had to play the game. Watching videos about the confessions and marriage events. I first discovered this game, oh I dunno, about late January this year? I was recommended a video introducing the bachelors, and I got curious and watched it.
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