Romancing SaGa 3™

[h1]がっかり追加要素[/h1] ＜昔買ってレビューを書いていなかった作品。通常のレビューより簡素＞ SFC版をリアルタイムで遊び、全主人公でクリアしたほど夢中になった作品。 そんな思い出深い作品なので買わない選択肢はなかった。 新ダンジョン、新エピソードという売り文句も正直惹かれた。 買って遊んでみたら当時の思い出が蘇る面白さと消化不良だったエピソードの補完は満足できたが、「これが新ダンジョン？」「これが新エピソードのつもりなの…？」というがっかりさも見逃せない。 まずどちらも売りにしている割にはしょぼい。 新ダンジョンは育成場所としては優秀だったが攻略するうえでは何の面白みもなく、ただ遊びにくいだけだった。 新エピソードもわざわざ「新」をつけるほどのレベルではなく、「マジでこれだけなのかよ」という不満しかなかった。 懐かしみがてらで買ったので値段分は満足できたが、ちょっと誇大広告が過ぎた作品。

Man, I... I don't know. I would say I would give a mixed rating if it was possible, but I don't think I would, because that's not really accurate to how I feel about it. It's complicated. I'm going to give it a positive review, because overall, I'm glad I spent time with this game. But I was really, really close to giving it a negative review. Tldr; If you're a fan of SaGa and want to try it out, you're gonna get a lot from the game. I don't know if you'll like it, but you won't leave feeling like you got nothing. If you're a fan of old games, and more specifically, really antagonistic and unfriendly design choices, go ahead. I don't regret my time with the game, you probably won't either. The game is exceptionally cool. I can't even imagine playing this when it came out. The sheer amount of ridiculous and easily missable content is staggering. What's also staggering is the amount of progression necessary dialogue being locked behind nearly incomprehnesible places. Take the pubs, for instance. There is an option, every time you open the dialogue with them, to "banter." Almost every single time you try this, you will be met with the same inane dialogue about the pub being busy. Except, there are 2 (kind of 1.5) times throughout the game you absolutely have to banter. The game teaches you that it's a joke option, and then also forces you to do it to progress the plot without so much as even hinting toward it. Take the above example, and replicate it possibly a hundred different ways. There's a minigame, that once started, makes 1 NPC per town change their dialogue until you finish the mini-game (which can easily take hours, especially before you fully understand what you're doing). Most of the time, this doesn't matter. Except, sometimes, those NPCs are progression critical. The boat captains that take you to different places can get chosen. The NPCs that lead you into major side-quests can get chosen. It's so easily avoidable, too. Every single village or town has extraneous NPCs that could have been chosen, yet they randomly make some essential NPCs do it too, I've heard you don't truly need to grind to beat the game. Sure, that is definitely true. It is absolutely not true if you're trying your best to minimize using a guide. You are 10000% going to miss some absolutely crucial pieces of equipment, or spells, and you'll never even know that they existed. If you see anyone claim that they found the aurora area without a guide, they're flat-out lying. It is quite easy to end up in a situation, especially against the final boss, which is leagues and leagues more difficult than every other thing in the game, where grinding is effectively necessary. In fact, I imagine that with minimal guide usage, the vast majority of players will end up in a situation where grinding is necessary, at some point or another. Here's another thing, every single time your party (5 main + 1 reserve) gets updated, your formation reverts back to the default. This doesn't sound like a big deal, except you are actively punished for not constantly changing your party. The vast majority of the game's content is directly locked behind allowing certain NPCs to accompany you at times, and therefore you're heavily incentivized to keep your reserve slot empty in case you talk to an NPC that wants to join you, lest you miss out on content, possibly without even knowing you did. And man, it's just annoying. Especially near the end of the game, you're going to get people coming and going and coming and going and it's such a small thing, but it is so indicative of the blatantly hostile design the game is inundated with. I kind of love this game, you wouldn't think it by reading me complain about it, but it is truly special in a lot of ways that are hard to describe while minimizing spoilers. But there are just, so, so, so many design decisions that even by the time make absolutely no sense at all. Decisions that do nothing but add frustration, or obscurity, in places that had no need or reason for them. I actually find a lot of these things quite endearing, or rather, I did near the start, but by the end, I was just exhausted. The game is lovely in so many ways, yet I can't remember a game so (I think) accidentally mean-spirited. I don't think they were just trying to troll you by annoying you as much as possible, but it certainly does feel that way. It's just bizarre. In so many ways, this game almost feels modern, in an avant garde way. At other points, the game feels more outdated than the original Dragon Quest (or Dragon Warrior, if you prefer). Like, this is a game that simultaneously feels 30 years early, and somehow 10 years late. And the ways it feels revolutionary often merely feel novel, whereas the ways it feels dated even for its time are massively frustrating.

這個遊戲其實有中文化，並且在2025年仍可以使用， 只是比較麻煩的地方在於遊俠漢化2.0（及之前的版本）中文化時會遇到文件不匹配的提示。 但是學習版卻能正常中文化，這很有可能是學習版的版本是早期的，而漢化人員是根據這早期版本進行漢化的關係，所以在正版版本更新後中文化即不可用是很正常的。 可以在中文化後全替換，然後在Steam上正常執行（這段我就不解釋是什麼了）。 [b]本人僅就中文化一事和在座各位進行學術交流，無不良意圖，請支持正版。[/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3590397875 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3590397936

If you're on board with the SaGa series, RS3 is an easy recommendation. +Music, as usual +Bosses, as usual +Varied areas, lots of secrets +Generous NG+ function +Menus are a massive improvement over RS2 -Disjointed story and obtuse questlines -Minimal reason to play all 8 characters; gameplay remains mostly identical for 99% of the game -Items, magic, equipment and formation descriptions all severely lacking, though fitting for the series You've probably read about the significant walls players encounter when getting to bosses for the first time. I had a similar experience, but there are so many directions to go in and things to find that it's not as disheartening as it might seem at first. It's also significantly easier to avoid encounters in this compared to RS2, so trudging across maps doesn't get nearly as tedious. Great game! Can't wait for the (hopefully inevitable) remake!

我即使是死了，钉在棺材里了，也要在墓里，用这腐朽的声带喊出： 我们需要中文 We need Chinese 中国語は必要 Nous avons besoin de chinois Wir brauchen chinesisch Necesitamos chino potrzebujemy chin Precisamos de chinês Нам нужно китайский เราต้องการภาษาจีน Χρειαζόμαστε κινέζικα

ロマサガ３自体は面白い しかし、追加要素が微妙だったりもう少し追加で説明が必要な物が多いというのが正直な意見 ・相変らず説明不足な部分が多い 陣形の説明はSFCより多少マシになったとはいえ重要な効果の説明は抜けている。攻略サイトを参照しないと本当の効果がわからない キャラ毎の技能の上がりやすさ、閃めきに補正があるという情報はゲーム内で確認できない ・中途半端すぎる強くてニューゲーム 本作のNEW GAME+は大体の強化要素は引継ぎであるが何故かHPは引き継がないという中途半端な仕様 HPと打って変わってJP WPは引き継がれるので1週目術を覚えさせて技に冠を付けられなかったキャラをやり直しできない、ロマサガ３の仕様でJP WPどちらかが突出して高いとコストが下がるという大きなメリットがある以上、引き継げる要素は選ばせるべきだろう アイテムは全て引き継がれる訳ではなく、特定のアイテムを全員分集める為に周回するというモチベーションにもつながりにくい ・ボスだけ不自然にアニメーションする まるでソシャゲの1枚絵を動かしているようなチープな感じをロマサガ３に入れないで 元のドット絵は美しいのにこんな安っぽいアニメーションを入れるだけでここまで台無しになるものか ・倍速機能が無い この手のリマスターで一番欲しい機能が無いのは如何なものか 余談ではあるが、倍速とニューゲーム+の引継ぎを自由にする有志MODがあるので今からプレイするなら導入した方がいい

I beat the hell out of this game to there and back when i was in college, but even by 1990s standards is just so bare bones and waste time like no other. Endlessly wondering to find maybe one or two quest to do with no real understanding of how to progress. I bought it for nostalgia reasons and just got bored and tired of 4 hours of no quest, even after opening up the world a little bit.

I spent 90 hours with this game, and it blows. After the opening, you will have to scrounge for things to do. You can't explore the world - you have to unlock fast travel destinations by having an NPC tell you about them. If you do manage to find a quest and complete it, your reward will be a small sum of money or a recruitable character. These characters hardly differ at all, with progression only existing in terms of gear and weapon skills transferable between party characters. Sadly, the money stops having an impact early on as well, because shops will almost never stock more than 8 items, and most of them share inventory. Fans try to say this is a "JRPG sandbox". Sure, if that sandbox has no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sand. There is no leveling up, no overall story, and no reward for spending time here. Apparently some of the quests have different dialog if you pick other options, but that's not even close to enough to get me to play this again.

Thank God for the absolute angel who graced us with the 60 fps mod & an enhanced UI closer to the original SNES UI. I didn't touch this remaster for years because of the locked 30 and mobile UI. Mod works just fine on steam deck.

啥时候可以更新下中文，英文啃不动啊