I see that there is special strategy guide for FFX. Now is that because the game has new content or does the guide itself have something extra?
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It seems like there might because of the new content. Looking at the difference between the old X-2 guide and this one, there is more content with a slight change in layout. The basic information is still the same. Nothing really more then the game other then the other guide.
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This is an expansion to the main game. There are all new House card for each family, and there are instruction for new starting positions for each families' armies. Also there are some minor rule adjustments. It's a little pricey, and it requires 6 players to play. However, if you have 6 players that enjoy the original, this is a worthy investment for the fresh approach to the game.
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It contains all three versions. The original, warchiefs and asian dynasties. The same if you bought all three seperately. Nothing added and nothing removed when combining the three. There is a campain story that flows through all three but Asian Dynasties is the best with the more options and the acrive online multiplayer scene. There you can play with friends or on your own against computers, against other people or custom maps such as free for all.
195281
Yes I am pretty sure it does have a tutorial for game mechanics. This is a great game! I finished it in a couple days. :)
1566854
The expansion version adds route options and extra point options, but does not allow for more than the 5 players in the original game. We do enjoy the expansion for the options, and I think more than 5 players would just clog the board and make it more difficult to complete routes.
719136
Depending on the game, it can be added content on top of the regular game. There called DLC's or downloadable content. New missions, maps etc.
1114118
I love the Intrigue set...but I would still recommend starting with the base game. There's still quite a lot of variety to be had without expansions. Intrigue awards the "choose" mechanic which isn't in the base game, as well as cards that are both a victory card AND something else. Intrigue is still worth it...but I still have to recommend base game first. Now, that said, what I REALLY recommend is the "Big Box" available here on Amazon. It has the base game plus two expansions. It is completely worth it!
319068
Yes, absolutely. Play it on the easiest difficulty your first time through as you learn the mechanics (normal, classic) and dont be afraid to look up any questions online. I had never played an FE game before and I loved it.
555176
Not in the base game. The "Power Up" expansion adds some distinctness to the different monsters.
2269294
To be honest I would grab a full set of conquest of you can and if not go for the quest. Conquest seems to be printed more than quest. Quest is larger but conquest has some cool new cards and ideas that aren't involved in quest. Like senators and metals and other things. It makes the game a little bit more group play than one person at a time. That's what I would do
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Yes it is a NEW game designed for modern computers and works fine on XP, and later versions of windows. This is NOT one of the older Final Fantasy titles. It is an online MMO that uses modern technology.
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Play Station has stopped supporting the on line races that they used to provide every month in GT5. I would buy a used GT6 game if you like the time trials. GT6 did not provide any extra races on the online part like GT5 did other than stupid time trials. I thought it was easier to tune your cars in GT5 and had over 700 cars that I owned. GT6 is harder to earn lots of money and there isn't many cars that you can win. (maybe 20) I haven't played it in several months as I got bored with it, something that didn't happen with GT5. If you have a large garage full of cars with GT5 then it would be good to own it again if you can buy it at a decent price. The racing dynamics are not noticeably better with GT6 and some think it is actually worse than GT5. I know Sony is still tweaking it to make it better like they did with GT5. It might be worth while to get it if you can buy it cheap. Certainly not $50 like I paid for it when it came out. Maybe 25 to 30 dollars would be reasonable. Hope this helped you.
2240643
yes its pretty normal playing manual on training already has manual fighter. i do love it game.
555171
In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it looks as though the monsters will start with different abilities. In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it... » Read More In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it looks as though the monsters will start with different abilities. « Show Less
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I think you should be careful because it seems there's no such thing as a "deluxe edidion". I checked the webpage for Fantasy Flight Games and they make no mention of such a thing. Also the box art displayed here says nothing about it being a "deluxe" edition. Personally I'm passing on this one and getting the "regular" one.
120073
It doesn't come with a manual. You learn everything you need to know to play the game while playing. (there might be a digital manual on the disc) It does come with a code insert for extra outfits.
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I wouldn't recommend a strategy guide. More than enough guides can be found online by the Dark Souls player community.