I've never played FF before it looks really good Is this the type of game i can just buy the newest 1 n jump right in or do i need to start with 1?
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All Final Fantasy games of the same number are from the same universe, different numbers do not necessarily connect. Which means FFI and FFII aren't related, but FFXIII and FFXIII-2 are related. In other words, FFXIV is it's own enchilada. They aren't all MMORPGs either, the only other one is FFXI. So go ahead and jump in. It's great :)
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No every story is different from plot and cast, it's a MMORPG if you every played one you will be ok
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Though the graphics are not incredible--I recommend starting with their 90's titles: FF7-9. Those are my favorite along with 10. I never played 11 because I was ticked that it was an online game. 12 sucks in terms of character development/depth. 13 is very linear but has a cool storyline. 15 is supposed to be the most amazing thing, since they've been working on it for like 9 years.
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I don't quit get what you mean by buying the newest 1. Did you mean the if there were expansions you need to get along with the base game or did you mean if you have to start from lvl 1 ??
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You can definitely just buy this one and jump in if you are looking for an online multi player game. If you start with 1 it is not online or multi player, it is just a solo game. It depends what you are looking for.
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No you don't need to buy the first one, it's a completely different story than any other Final Fantasy game with new races, it's very different than normal offline versions of Final Fantasy and even Final Fantasy XI online.It's an online cooperative multiplayer with a little pvp thrown in with a monthly fee and similar to World of Warcraft but without add-ons and a big plus is the newly added mounts and minion pets and the game looks beautiful especially on PS4 and PC.
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You can just hop in and play it. It has a different storyline and is not connected to the others. The only thing that is connected is some of the Class Jobs you start with and the Advanced Jobs you can unlock etc. It is a very fun game I have been playing since the Re-launch. Every class is fun to play just play what you enjoy best! Little tip if you have not done any of the content just say in chat that this is your first time etc and people will help you out.
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If you enjoyed FI then you will be very happy with FD. They both play differently. FD has more moving parts, is more challenging and feels like a natural step up from FI. Here's a link that might helphttp://boardgamegeek.com/thread/973899/comparing-forbidden-desert-forbidden-island
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You need the original game, unfortunately. Sorry for my late response, this one got lost in the mail.
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Hey Candra, this is the first "new generation" tomb raider if you'd like to see it in that way (as many of the others have mentioned) I've played many of the TR games but I don't think it's necessary to play those old ones to like this one or to even understand it. This game actually shows who she was before she ever even became the well known TR in the other games so it can be a good introduction for you.
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It is a highly enjoyable game for most ages. I would say that starting at 6-7 just because of following the information on the character cards. With all of the different "games" inside, they range from beginner to expert, so all ages can have a great time
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Nope this is the 1.0 of the game you need to buy version 2.0 starter kit, however all the older characters will work with the 2.0 version.
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If you are new to the game, or not someone who plays many games, the USA version is better to start with. It is very simple. In the Europe version, there are tunnels and ferries that require you to have the locomotive (wild) cards, or take a risk to build on a tunnel. I learned to play Europe first and received USA for Christmas. The strategy is very different. If you have kids or grandparents playing, go for USA. But if you want more of a challenge, get Europe. I am planning to get Europe too so that we have both. That way if we have friends over who haven't played, we can do USA. But the usual group would probably play Europe more because it is a bit more challenging. Both great games! If you are new to the game, or not someone who plays many games, the USA version is better to start with. It is very simple. In the Europe version, there are tunnels and ferries that require you to have the locomotive (wild) cards, or take a risk to build on a tunnel. I learned to play Europe first and received USA for Christmas. The strategy is very different. If you have kids or grandparents playing, go for USA. But if you want more of a challenge, get Europe. I am planning to get Europe too so that we have both. That way if we have friends over who haven't played, we can do USA. But the... » Read More If you are new to the game, or not someone who plays many games, the USA version is better to start with. It is very simple. In the Europe version, there are tunnels and ferries that require you to have the locomotive (wild) cards, or take a risk to build on a tunnel. I learned to play Europe first and received USA for Christmas. The strategy is very different. If you have kids or grandparents playing, go for USA. But if you want more of a challenge, get Europe. I am planning to get Europe too so that we have both. That way if we have friends over who haven't played, we can do USA. But the usual group would probably play Europe more because it is a bit more challenging. Both great games! « Show Less
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This series doesn't take itself quite as seriously as final fantasy does. I would say that besides ff7, ff6, and ff9 this game was much more enjoyable than the rest. I have played through it twice and each time racked up over 100 hours. Give it a try
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I have no idea why you would refer to Final Fantasy as a game that does not work any more. I am playing it NOW so please clarify.
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It does have some english words here and there but not many. Still there is no issue navigating the menus and once the game starts there really is no need to read anything. If you do need to understand something there are a lot of places online which have most of the missions translated and an explanation of how to play the game (since the in-game tutorial doesn't help too much). Don't let the language barrier stop you from buying this game, it is very easy to get the hang of it but hard to master (just like all the other arcade games out there).I'd recommend to look at this before starting since it has a lot of useful information:http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=453197 It does have some english words here and there but not many. Still there is no issue navigating the menus and once the game starts there really is no need to read anything. If you do need to understand something there are a lot of places online which have most of the missions translated and an explanation of how to play the game (since the in-game tutorial doesn't help too much). Don't let the language barrier stop you from buying this game, it is very easy to get the hang of it but hard to master (just like all the other arcade games out there).I'd recommend to look at this... » Read More It does have some english words here and there but not many. Still there is no issue navigating the menus and once the game starts there really is no need to read anything. If you do need to understand something there are a lot of places online which have most of the missions translated and an explanation of how to play the game (since the in-game tutorial doesn't help too much). Don't let the language barrier stop you from buying this game, it is very easy to get the hang of it but hard to master (just like all the other arcade games out there).I'd recommend to look at this before starting since it has a lot of useful information:http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=453197 « Show Less
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My daughter had never played the first one and she went right into this one. So I don't believe you have to play the first one in order to play the second one.
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You could play 2 vs 2 but the game is only 2 players. It work by you and a friend fight together with computers or fight each other with a computer partner. And if you want a 1 vs 1 press the triangle button on the square where you pick a character. If not then a computer will still be there. I hope I explained this well to you.
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from what i heard you can play a force sensitive exile(if you get the book or know how to house rule well) and you have to wait till force & destiny to play a Jedi or Sith though you can probably play a dark side using force sensitive exile if you know what you are doing.I Not that big of an star wars rpg fan to give you a definitive answer though so keep looking and sorry if i was not that helpful.
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That's fine if you don't like the game. However, there are parts where you get to explore and actually shoot or use whatever weapon you have handy, which I thought was exciting. There are also quick time events that greatly affect the story, so if you do plan on getting the game, think twice about your choices, because it may or may not end up killing off or distancing 'you' as the player from certain characters.
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Tentatively. Don't buy it if you're deaf, though. There's reasons. Anyway, if you go into this thinking it will be either Nier or Drakengard 1 you'll be disappointed. But make no mistake that the emotion and writing you'd expect will be there. The humor is juvenile and not always funny, but it fits into the theme of the game: Contrast. For every joke there's a tear, and for every smile there's a funeral. The characters aren't as immediately memorable, but the Zero and her dragon Mikhail have an amazing chemistry that just overshadows everything else anyway. The overall story is a great take on the concepts of "series canon" and timeline effects. You'll first need to know that each ending has a completely separate sequence of events, unlike in Nier where each new ending path led to more context on the situation. Ultimately Draken3 feels like a medieval fantasy timeline story, like a sort of "Steins;Gate" but Drakengard style. The other answerer to your question is rather on point, too. Ultimately it will feel very unique but worth it. Some moments will fall flat while others will be as amazing as you'd hope and each ending is unarguably charged with an explosion of emotions and revelations. Don't go into it expecting Nier, but you can expect quality.
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Hi Ken. This game and steam both have big learning curves. Even if you know what you are doing, plan on a full day of prep before you want to play. In theory you could install and play in the same day, but I find my enjoyment is much greater if I wake up and can go play without having to deal with steam and sega. Plus these games are just ok anyways. I recommend TW Medieval Kingdoms--you dont need steam and it has the best mod of any TW game: Third Age. In my opinion that mod is the peak of the Total War gaming experience. I think this once great franchise was ruined by greed and the need of some people to control others. Cheers. Hi Ken. This game and steam both have big learning curves. Even if you know what you are doing, plan on a full day of prep before you want to play. In theory you could install and play in the same day, but I find my enjoyment is much greater if I wake up and can go play without having to deal with steam and sega. Plus these games are just ok anyways. I recommend TW Medieval Kingdoms--you dont need steam and it has the best mod of any TW game: Third Age. In my opinion that mod is the peak of the Total War gaming experience. I think this once great franchise was ruined by greed and the need... » Read More Hi Ken. This game and steam both have big learning curves. Even if you know what you are doing, plan on a full day of prep before you want to play. In theory you could install and play in the same day, but I find my enjoyment is much greater if I wake up and can go play without having to deal with steam and sega. Plus these games are just ok anyways. I recommend TW Medieval Kingdoms--you dont need steam and it has the best mod of any TW game: Third Age. In my opinion that mod is the peak of the Total War gaming experience. I think this once great franchise was ruined by greed and the need of some people to control others. Cheers. « Show Less
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Got to start with the original. This is not a stand-alone game. It is just an expansion.