u/Martovich3

Okay, so spoilers.

All spoilers.

Potential spoilers.

I played through Breath of Fire 3 (just got to the end tonight) and it isn't my 1st time playing through the game, or the series, but particularly at the end, instead of clarifying everything, I feel my grasp on what's going on slipped considerably.

Myria is the same from Breath of Fire 1 & 2, right? Its implied that she is, with the mural depicting the original crew, but all the events of the game make if feel like this was a prequel-sequel like Dragon Quest 3: it actually happens before the original game. The original game has Ryu1 eliminate all the other Dragons (except himself and possibly the 3 or 4 old people in his town, who don't seem very draconic) so where did all the "new" dragons come from for Myria to genocide? Is the buried city from BoF2 who repopulated the dragon population?

Also, Bleu=Deis and it was poor localization, correct? So Deis is also a pseudo-diety the same as Myria? And also presumably Yggradsil? And Ladon? Who is the absolute God that Myria calls out to after she's defeated?

After the game, there's a song with actual lyrics in a language that I don't understand. Does that song have anything to do with the game? Should I translate it?

Also, at the end, the surviving members of the group are in a desert, overlooking more desert. I am believing this is the Desert of Death and not the entire world. Also Yggdrasil planted itself somewhere in said desert? Is there any kind of explanation for any of the events immediately following the end of this game?

TIA

I want to make my basement/garage into a multiple room haunted house instead of just 1 giant room. What are some ways to create a temporary wall?

Is there a reason everyone keeps posting the "name a thing and I'll tell you what award it would have won in Roger Rabbit" thing? Like the last week that's all I've seen. Should I post it too? Is that what we're doing now?

Every time I play through this fantastic game, I always get to the point where you get the boat, and then the Mayor doesn't want to eat fish, but I can't seem to get the woman to tell me how she makes shishu. I spend more time trying to understand how to get this minigame quest to start than I do actually playing the quest!

So the secret, spoilers ahoy, is that you try to boat into the ocean, then you can play the the game like how it makes sense in the first place.

That is all.

But he sounds fast

It becomes daytrogen

I was playing Dragon Quest 3 (mobile) and thinking about if Evasion is better than damage reduction.

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Then I thought about how in so many games (especially RPGs) there's the Legendary Ultimate Weapon that everyone seems to have a hard-on over, and it's usually locked behind a quest... and then you get it, and its good with damage or can use to cast a spell, or deals better damage against XYZ, but there's some other weapon that is just flat out better.

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DQ2 has Erdrick's Sword (from the original and 3rd games) and it's good, but it also has a much better Sword that just laying on the ground. Or whenever there's a Falcon Sword available for purchase there's no reason to equip anything else, because double attacks beats any damage increase, but you have twice the chance for that character to land a critical hit. And that's nit even mentioning the Wrecking Flail, Destructiball, Rubiss Sword that "regularly" shows up and makes everything else look like a joke.

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Shining Force has the Chaos Breaker, but Doom Blades deal more damage, have better crit chance and have better crit damage (despite the lower attack boost)

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So, with all that said, does it bother anyone that games hype up 1 particular thing and you could just buy something better at the store?

How does Mega Man shave?

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With Metal Blades

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Saw a post about someone who never played offline finally trying it. It actually got me thinking about how I rarely play online. Is there a way to start playing a game with other people? Like, is there etiquette or rules about certain classes/builds? It seems like something fun I would like to try aside from getting rushed to higher difficulty for better drops.