will i still understand the game if i havent seen one piece?
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That's the beauty of this game. This game is intended for new and old One Piece fans! You won't feel lost at all. You'll learn along the way, which character is which. =D
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I would look at the recommendations for the game which you will find below the game when you look it up to get it. Always check to see what the game recommendations are. I think that this game is going to be okay because its a newer game. kitty58miner@gmail.com
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This game definitely has a time requirement to learning it. It isn't going to be a open the box and just start playing game. There are many different game pieces that you have to spend almost an hour punching out of cardboard before you play it the first time. In fact, it matches the description of your other game most closely.
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I didn't play the previous Personas so I can't say how much the previous stories connected with 4 but I can say that not once did I feel the need for further backstory to any of the characters and their main quest. The character development in this game alone is superb and really one of the best I've seen. So, in my humble opinion, go out and get this one first. If you love it. Play the older ones.
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Is like a story mode with standar fighting check it out on you tube the game play if you like it
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To be honest, no. It's difficult, but difficult in a way that's often very rewarding for a player when the time and effort is put in to learn monster attack patterns and optimal attack strategies per weapon. There are guides all over the internet and on YouTube to help a new player out with these things; I recommend ProJared's Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate videos for help starting out, and then a good search of whatever weapons a new player wants to pick up to see them in action. My first night playing I knew nothing and it took several hours for my group to down our first big monster, but then I watched, listened and practiced and the next night we played I was fantastic, knew where to go, how to hit and was prepared for everything that could be thrown at us. It's not easy to play, but it feels really, really good when you start to master it.
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It is not necessary to have played the first two games before playing this one, but you will know Olimar's back story better if you have. His back story is not needed to understand what's going on in Pikmin 3 though, so you will be fine playing this game without having played the first two games first. You may want to eventually play Pikmin 1 and 2 though, as they were good games (especially Pikmin 2).
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There are quite a few rules and it takes about a playthrough in order to understand the game. Fortunately the rules are really well written and it comes with a tutorial rulebook as well as the complete rulebook.
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This version is the Japanese version so no it doesn't have subtitles, the "lets get physical" limited edition is the one made for western markets with English subtitles. Now keep in mind that the characters still don't speak English but hey that doesn't really matter to me since I really enjoyed the game the first time through. The western edition is also cheaper in most cases so I would recommend looking there first or simply waiting if you were gonna get this version anyways since next month they are releasing Estival Versus which is the sequel to this game with better graphics and more characters although some of the story details may be lost on you if you do. This version is the Japanese version so no it doesn't have subtitles, the "lets get physical" limited edition is the one made for western markets with English subtitles. Now keep in mind that the characters still don't speak English but hey that doesn't really matter to me since I really enjoyed the game the first time through. The western edition is also cheaper in most cases so I would recommend looking there first or simply waiting if you were gonna get this version anyways since next month they are releasing Estival Versus which is the sequel to this game with better graphics... » Read More This version is the Japanese version so no it doesn't have subtitles, the "lets get physical" limited edition is the one made for western markets with English subtitles. Now keep in mind that the characters still don't speak English but hey that doesn't really matter to me since I really enjoyed the game the first time through. The western edition is also cheaper in most cases so I would recommend looking there first or simply waiting if you were gonna get this version anyways since next month they are releasing Estival Versus which is the sequel to this game with better graphics and more characters although some of the story details may be lost on you if you do. « Show Less
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The game has a tutorial but it will explain everything to you once to discover things, for example it will explain to you the fight mechanics once you get to the first fight and is the same with all game mechanics.
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i played for an hour a night and it took me about a week to beat it but then again i didnt try to find the collectable items ether so it may be longer idk
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It has spoilers if you don't at least know what happens in the 4th season (I think). It's basically the beginning for Dance of Dragons and Feast of Crows... After this next season your friends should be caught up.I'm in a similar situation with my friends who don't want spoilers so we haven't tried it out yet.
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No, the game is pretty much self-teaching. This animal crossing game was my first . Now, I understand it and it's loads of fun!
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If I understand what you're asking....I think I do...the answer is no. It's all one piece.
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thats a really hard question to answer. If you just play with the story, maybe a few weeks? but if you like side quests and trophies and heart pieces(which you will, the game is so amazing, you want to find everything) between the main story and side quests, and hero mode and the second quest, it'll keep you going for awhile. you really get your moneys worth
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I'd say "probably not", unless you're a big fan of the show and would enjoy seeing all the references. I played solo a couple of times when I was learning the rules, but there are other games I own that work better for a single player.There's only one real solo scenario provided with the victory condition cards. You could play most of the others solo, but since they have no time limit other than "do it before the other guy", you'd never be at risk to actually lose. If you were highly motivated, it would probably be possible to write some additional solo scenarios for yourself. I'd say "probably not", unless you're a big fan of the show and would enjoy seeing all the references. I played solo a couple of times when I was learning the rules, but there are other games I own that work better for a single player.There's only one real solo scenario provided with the victory condition cards. You could play most of the others solo, but since they have no time limit other than "do it before the other guy", you'd never be at risk to actually lose. If you were highly motivated, it would probably be possible to write some additional solo... » Read More I'd say "probably not", unless you're a big fan of the show and would enjoy seeing all the references. I played solo a couple of times when I was learning the rules, but there are other games I own that work better for a single player.There's only one real solo scenario provided with the victory condition cards. You could play most of the others solo, but since they have no time limit other than "do it before the other guy", you'd never be at risk to actually lose. If you were highly motivated, it would probably be possible to write some additional solo scenarios for yourself. « Show Less
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Not necessarily. For this game, as long as you have the room for saving the content, then it'll play smoothly for you. :]