I'm so pumped for the rest of these

the god damn rock paper scissor's combat drives me crazy I hate not knowing if my moves will be suceesful or not.

it feels so incredibly wonky that the may main gameplay gimmick is rock paper scissors but only sometimes

I'm hoping mid game gives a bunch of skills so I'm not relent on plain old attacking.

Also not controlling my monsters is hugely upsetting

I've beaten the game, I really liked it. Like goty contention liked it

Only complaint is gameplay was stale. But on various points story reasons would change how the gameplay reacted which was cool.

The story, music, characters and everything else essentially was sooooooooo good

A solid 9.5/10

Finished ep 3, this is such an interesting game.

Did the first 2 eps last night. It's expertly written, very funny and as a ex-comic book addict I enjoy it poking fun at super heros

Scratch that I have beaten dq2. I think I may have over grinded a little too much

On the dq2 final boss. I loved this game so much it almost makes up for how rough dq1 was

It's truly mind-boggling how much better dq2 is compared to 1 (from a gameplay standpoint) and 3 (from a story standpoint).

Having story members a) exist and b) have stakes and a personality is real game changer in keeping me engaged.

Seeing characters react makes some of the grinding worth it

Having party members makes dq2 a lot better.

I feel like I'm grinding for a gear a lot more than I did in 3 but that could be that I am scared of fights from 1.

I hated every second I grinded in this game (which was a lot). But I like the historic significance of it all. It's tropey but that's cause it invented these tropes.

Dq 1 is now beaten by grinding a lot to make my numbers bigger than the bosses numbers

I've lied just turn on invincibility for all fights having only one party member has broken me mentally and emotionally. There is a reason why JRPGs have parties