I know that feel. I had a lot of trouble with my 25 and ended up thinking some games should have been switched and I really got the urge to replay some of the things on the list. I kind of want to do a top 100 next, but I want to wait a bit. A lot has changed already (Xenoblade has dropped even further :0), so it'd be interesting to see how much that can still change
It's not as bad as people make it out to be. It has it's fair share of problems of course but I've always felt it had enough good ideas to balance the bad ones. Good luck with the Vishnu run. I've been jumping back and forth with games from my Top 100 list at the moment, and kind of rediscovering some other titles I've either not given enough attention to or checking out some games for the sake of it.
So I haven't had the time to play anymore so far since I just moved, but I've decided I'm going to attempt a Vishnu run after all. I think finding ways to make all demons eager can make the game more interesting! Overall, though, I think I'm enjoying it much more than I remembered.
Well, there you go! A concrete point!
It's really more about the characters to be honest. Gameplay is not a selling point for this game, hell even the basic plot really isn't a selling point. As I said, it's a bit hard to explain but I know lots of people who like the game and would say something similar. Like the game is incredibly generic, but it's characters and humor are so outstanding that it makes up for all of these shortcomings.
In the end, though, if that's your reason, you can just go into detail about how well it brings everything together. Maybe make it spoilery?
I was kind of hoping to say a bit more than that.
It's just hard to say cause it's more of an emotional element, and I'm not terribly good at verbalizing that sometimes. The best I can come up with is that it's a game that doesn't really do anything special, but does all of it's elements well enough not to need to.
Screw the rules, you've got reasons
