BTW ToCS is anything but short, so it was fair (maybe, grumble, grumble) for the game to be essentially split. Oh yeah, and they made ALL OF US wait for ToCS 2. The only thing bad I can write about ToCS is that they combined the trophies for Vita/PS3 because of cross-play. I can’t imagine playing ToCS2 WITHOUT playing that first. If you’ve missed Trails of Cold Steel, pick it up on sale at the Store until Tuesday. And the combat and the RPG elements are just as rich. The evolving and growing dynamics between the characters in a story that grows and evolves is among the best. ToCS2 might not have the flashy graphics and big-budget CG cinematics of the recent Final Fantasy entries, but it’s SO MUCH better than anything that Square Enix–they’ve replaced EA as the most gamer unfriendly gaming publisher–will pimp out in the next FF. It’s been on preorder for like way too long.
I’ve been waiting for what seems like an eternity for ToCS 2. You can still have whimsy, but stop throwing the tantrums, sending the death threats, and putting in for time off just to be disappointed because the servers either crashed launch day, or the game wasn’t everything you hoped it was, or it got delayed. This is a very snarky way of asking the gaming community to please grow up. Devs apparently need to be that kind of parent trying to counter hype every time something is mentioned. Petting Zoo means something way different to a parent than a child. “Oh we’re going to see a Zoo! Can I ride the animals?” They say something, and you get super excited. The problem is apparently that the people who use childish phases like “No Man Lies” need developers to be their second parents. When they were talking about multipalyer and all that sort of stuff you guys do those dang “gotcha” analysis about, when were these interviews? Were they 1 month before release? 2 months before release?
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