When Lloyd Bannings is assigned to Crossbell's Special Support Section, he and his new teammates must prove themselves as they fight to overcome the injustice of a city gripped by corruption.
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SteamYou are here | $39.99 | 1.3Kreviews | 98% | — | $1.3M |
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lloyd and randy's dynamic is the gayest thing i have ever seen it's insane
The Tails in the Sky series immediately appealed to me. Depending on the difficulty level, it’s very challenging, with good characters and not the typical “main character can do everything and solves everything” trope. Some themes or backstories were surprisingly dark, especially Renne. I also played through the Cold Steel series, and there’s nothing left of the gripping story there anymore—just “friendship saves the day” after pretty much every fight. So what about Trails from Zero? I like the story and the old 2D combat system, so I was looking forward to the game after the first three parts. In short: it’s extremely boring and drawn out. The new team is just really dull. I’m 25–30 hours into the story and still don’t feel any connection to the characters. The only thing that even keeps me going and makes me play 10–20 minutes here and there are the short screen times of characters from the first three games. The setting feels completely irrelevant. You’re in a division of the police, and I still don’t know why, because they’re apparently not as popular as their competitors. Okay?! I’m honestly surprised we don’t also get sent to fix a clogged toilet—though that at least would be humorous and unexpected. The combat system is fine. On restart, enemies are no longer weaker, which I personally like, but some new features like this team attack are just unnecessary. It’s baffling to me how a story can become so boring after such a strong start in the Trails in the Sky series. I’ve played through one game after another so far, but this game just kills all the fun. 40 hours of drawn-out blah-blah just to maybe learn something relevant at the end simply isn’t worth it. I’d say: just get the Trails in the Sky series instead and skip this one.
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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I did not expect this game to be so massive! It's just text after text of pure fun writing. In a true Falcom fashion, Crossbell has an insanely huge amount of characters—both playable and NPCs—that shape this complicated land sandwiched between two very influential and supermassive super powers. 70% of my playtime was probably spent just talking to every single available Crossbellian as the story progresses. And you know what? I did not regret it, as much as I did not regret talking to every Liberlian in Sky. In a part of the city, you have a one-sided rivalry between two bakers; on the other part you have a grandpa who just wants to spend the rest of his life fishing while his grand-daughter fetches his medicine, in constant worry for his health; then you have a nurse who keeps messing up every task assigned to her, much to the detriment of her coworkers. Those are just some slices of life that make Crossbell as well-lived as possible. It truly feels like a real world. Everyone's just doing their own thing while oblivious on the fragility of the place they call home. Thank Aidios we have our heroes to hold the peace of the state for as long as they can. Lloyd, Ellie, Tio, and Randy, despite being so different from one another, are able to withstand the heat of public distrust against the police department and even able to keep the house of cards from crumbling that is their newly built division, the Special [strike]Sports[/strike] Support [strike]Suction[/strike] Section (SSS) of the Crossbell Police Department. Despite being treated outcast by the general public and even by the CPD, they must compete against the Bracer Guild's magnanimous reputation, not just in the state but in the whole continent of Zemuria, by fighting tooth and nail to lift the rug that hides every dirt that's been swept under it by the very people calling the dibs. It's so fun to watch their dynamic as it slowly builds up request after request. In contrast to Sky, this smaller cast proved to be such a great move as it formed might tighter relationships and a more grounded story. I'm excited to hear more from Crossbell's people and visitors and to close the questions left unanswered.
simply an amazing game. great sequel for Liberl trilogy, which takes the best from previous games and develops a new story, heavily tied to the first three. overall, this game and the next one (Azure) are one of the best Trails experiences of all time.
(this was written shortly after finishing the game) I wouldn't call this the best Trails game, because thats Sky 3rd, but it's certainly a good trails game. It has very natural and well-paced consistent characterization across the cast which is something Trails is generally good at. It concludes (or rather, continues) existing character arcs from the Sky trilogy in pretty good ways, I think. It has Lechter and he's so cool. It has Renne and she's so cool. It has Lloyd and he's like fine. My main complaint about this game is that the villain is really boring and stupid but that's okay because the Sky Trilogy also had a boring villain. Chapter 3 was exhilarating to play and I certainly enjoyed it the most. The epilogue was fun, too.
Пока что лучшая часть из всех трейлсов что я играл(уверен если я буду писать отзыв на каждую то начинаться все отзывы будут также). Круто что в этой арке история развивается не вокруг одного персонажа а сразу о целой команде, хотя из-за этого довольно сложно раскрыть всех сразу плюс минус равномерно. UPD: издателю нужно руки оторвать, как можно продавать за такую цену игру 2010 года, при том что некоторые новые части дешевле...
10/10 game with the best story and soundtrack ive had in a jrpg, LLOYDO BANNINGS
Do not skip Sky 3.
Randy you are so sexy please get into bed with me and hold me through the night because I potentially will have scary nightmares about not hot men if you are not there call me back please Randy please Randy please
Эту игру мне продал DeadP47. Мне нравится. Люблю JRPG
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