What You Playing Style

[Nyanyan444]

In be... I mean in games like RPGs, I don't think FPS games fall into this category, but you can still describe your playing style in FPS games too.

Let me explain my playing style first. I don’t play RPGs often—I'm more into casual or puzzle games. But when I do play RPGs, I usually choose a character with high agility and long-range attacks. I prefer AoE damage over a single high-damage hit. I tend to balance everything in my gameplay.

These days, I'm playing Persona 4 Golden, and it’s really hard to balance the social connections and character stats. But exploring dungeon is so fun for the first time. You can give me tips to play P4G too if you have any😁 It's my third day playing it and I'm on day 05/28.
*Actually, I'm getting bored playing it, but I've already spent 3 days playing it, so I'll see it until the end.

P.S Sorry @Blocky_Mudkip I skip most of the story

 

[DavidianMillerian]

hmm

I play a lot of different games, so I have a lot of different playstyles

like in Metro: Last Light Redux, I kept a mostly stealthy playstyle to conserve ammo, while in Ultrakill, I kept sliding and using the shotgun as my main weapon, only using other weapons when I had to

but the only RPG I've ever played was FNV, and in there, I kept a guns blazing approach and trusted my aim rather than using VATS because I felt like it was just a crutch

my build?

5 strength, 6 perception, 6 endurance, 1 charisma, 8/9 intelligence, 5/6 agility and 9 luck

charisma's worthless in FNV, trust me

 

[Nyanyan444]

charisma's worthless in FNV, trust me

All in for the agility and luck.

 

[MawMaw]

my playing style is picking the hottest girls

 

[Manko-sensei]

Why this is not on videogames? Anyway, with nowadays games I basically break them as much as I can (normally there're few options to go meta), as for the aesthetic I prefer using lolis, if not the closest to them. In the end, the reason I played Genshin Impact was because Klee existed.

Spoiler: The Bomb Girl

 

[BakedBanana]

In the end, the reason I played Genshin Impact was because Klee existed.

My man, I was the same.

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Let me explain my playing style first. I don’t play RPGs often—I'm more into casual or puzzle games. But when I do play RPGs, I usually choose a character with high agility and long-range attacks. I prefer AoE damage over a single high-damage hit. I tend to balance everything in my gameplay.

When I play JRPGs I usually just play the characters who are fast or have the highest evade, so that I can make them into evade tanks. But other than that I just pick the character who have unique play styles like Patty Fleur from Tales of Vesperia (if anyone even still remembers that game ).

Spoiler: Patty Fleur

 

[NotGary]

whatever uses the least amount of consumables and doesn't need to use active buffs.
(I might need to use them for later if I meet a strong opponent in a 1v1 and I can't dodge his attacks)

 

[OldVice]

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When I play JRPGs I usually just play the characters who are fast or have the highest evade, so that I can make them into evade tanks. But other than that I just pick the character who have unique play styles like Patty Fleur from Tales of Vesperia (if anyone even still remembers that game ).

Spoiler: Patty Fleur

Isn't Tales of Vesperia the most profitable and popular Tales game to date? (I might be wrong here)

Now all I hear in my head is "Blah blah blah, Tidal Wave!! Blah blah blah, Tidal Wave!! Blah blah blah Tidal Wave!!"

Looking forward to Tales of Graces f remaster next year. The story is "love and friendship" awful, but it's probably the best battle system in the series.

I usually end up looking for the most broken equipment I can get in RPGs. In any of the Elder Scrolls games, I usually spend most of the time at the start hunting down gear before I bother with story progress.

In Dragon Quest, metal genocide until I'm satisfied with my stats.

I use to play a disgusting amount of PUBG (even more so during lockdown), but that usually ended with me hot dropping, clearing and entire area and then dying to the guy prone camping the stairs with a shotgun the entire time.

 

[BakedBanana]

Isn't Tales of Vesperia the most profitable and popular Tales game to date? (I might be wrong here)

People I talk to about it usually don't know about it, but that might be because they are all newer fans. Most of the time they only bring up the biggest title, Tales of Symphonia, for the old games.

Looking forward to Tales of Graces f remaster next year. The story is "love and friendship" awful, but it's probably the best battle system in the series.

Didn't even know about the remaster coming out, thanks for the info.

 

[EOTFOFYL]

🪄🤜
Unpredictable,
my preferred strategy are
unorthodox styles

 

[Nyanyan444]

🪄🤜
Unpredictable,
my preferred strategy are
unorthodox styles

The fragile looking wizard is actually a tanker

 

[OldVice]

People I talk to about it usually don't know about it, but that might be because they are all newer fans. Most of the time they only bring up the biggest title, Tales of Symphonia, for the old games.

Didn't even know about the remaster coming out, thanks for the info.

From some of the news I've seen, there's plans for more remasters for the 30th anniversary.

I'm guessing we're going to see remasters for Xillia 1 & 2 (because they would be easy), but I'm really hoping we finally get Destiny 1 & 2 remasters so I can finally play them on console.

 

[solstice258]

Powering through with my favorite pokémon and only using damaging moves

 

[Nyanyan444]

Why this is not on videogames?

Because I forgot there was a forum called games🙂