Just put it in the box. what can you peoples tell me about it? worth while at all?
rofl at the gold knights at the beginning.
Lost Odyssey
Just put it in the box. what can you peoples tell me about it? worth while at all?
rofl at the gold knights at the beginning.
I imagine it's worth for the story.
I got bored however... the gameplay is so... SLOW and Holme's Style fun ;_;
I hate DQ's gameplay too (as you can imagine), but the actual storyline kept my attention spans upon spans longer with LO.
I loved it. I really didn't like the battle system at first but quicky became accustomed to it. The story and characters were great.
My only beef was the ridiculous load times and how much it froze on me. And it's terrible packaging.
I like Kung-Fu.
Terrible packaging, yes. Long load times and freezing problems? I never once experienced either of them. Load times were pretty standard for me.Originally Posted by DMKA
The storyline is about the best there can be in an RPG, I think. It gets a little cookie cutter later on, but the ending is still pretty good. The combat system never bothered me, it was a nice change of standard turn-based boring. I also liked the skill/Immortal system. The game itself looks so damn beautiful, although it's probably already been improved on by other games.
All-in-all, it's a good game and worth a play through at least once.
Easily one of the greatest RPG storylines. And, without a doubt, some of (if not the) greatest in-game literature you will ever read. It is worth getting every single one of the Thousand Years of Dreams. I kid you not. Look up where to get them on t'internet before you start, just so you don't miss any.
It's one of my favorite games ever.
Sweet. Ok. All the feedback, the nifty dark (so far) dream sequences, and a godly run button that makes up for the extra reading. I could get into this.
agrt on the packaging...
I thought it was nice but nothing essential. I am a bitchy bitch when it comes to loading times, too. I don't have the patience to sit through 17-20 second loading times every time I'm in battle. But I doubt that bothers most people.
I would still recommend it to anyone who gets a hard-on for RPGs. Watching Kaim's rogue, immovable strand of hair that slithers down his face is worth it alone!
Yes, when I played it would take forever to finish loading and sometimes wouldn't finish and would just freeze on whatever character's loading screen. I'm not the only one either. You can do a google search and find tons of postings about it from other people. And my 360 was brand new (it's the game I bought with the 360).Terrible packaging, yes. Long load times and freezing problems?
Though "brand new" doesn't necessarily mean anything when it comes to the 360 functioning properly (durr hurr).
I like Kung-Fu.
I just get frame slowdown... I don't mind loading times.
But yeah, they put way to much effort into the sheer detail of everything xD
I did as you said and read the first three or four results (search "lost odyssey load times"). The posts were from Kotaku, the Gamespot Message Board, an IGN Review, and a Game Plasma review. The first two supported the load times as being a tolerable 8-13 seconds. IGN made mention that it varies from a few seconds to a minute for battles and cut scenes. The Game Plasma review is the only one that comes outright and complains about horrid load times. The IGN review can be explained by the reviewer getting an advanced copy, which did have problems with load times. Game Plasma might also be explained by the same thing. In the final retail version of the game, the load times seemed to be fixed in almost every way (remaining at around 8-13 seconds which is standard).Yes, when I played it would take forever to finish loading and sometimes wouldn't finish and would just freeze on whatever character's loading screen. I'm not the only one either. You can do a google search and find tons of postings about it from other people. And my 360 was brand new (it's the game I bought with the 360).Terrible packaging, yes. Long load times and freezing problems?
Though "brand new" doesn't necessarily mean anything when it comes to the 360 functioning properly (durr hurr). :D
The Gamespot Message Board post had several people agreeing with the original poster who stated he had no problems with the load times.
I have done this search two or three times before and the results remained about the same each time.
I didn't have freezes or load problems myself, I thought the loading times were alright. But I did read that others had similar problems, I don't know what the cause might be, perhaps other disk drives? As I know, there are three different drives used in the console.
The game is awesome, btw.
Thirteen seconds is an acceptable load time now?I did as you said and read the first three or four results (search "lost odyssey load times"). The posts were from Kotaku, the Gamespot Message Board, an IGN Review, and a Game Plasma review. The first two supported the load times as being a tolerable 8-13 seconds. IGN made mention that it varies from a few seconds to a minute for battles and cut scenes. The Game Plasma review is the only one that comes outright and complains about horrid load times. The IGN review can be explained by the reviewer getting an advanced copy, which did have problems with load times. Game Plasma might also be explained by the same thing. In the final retail version of the game, the load times seemed to be fixed in almost every way (remaining at around 8-13 seconds which is standard).Yes, when I played it would take forever to finish loading and sometimes wouldn't finish and would just freeze on whatever character's loading screen. I'm not the only one either. You can do a google search and find tons of postings about it from other people. And my 360 was brand new (it's the game I bought with the 360).Terrible packaging, yes. Long load times and freezing problems?
Though "brand new" doesn't necessarily mean anything when it comes to the 360 functioning properly (durr hurr).
The Gamespot Message Board post had several people agreeing with the original poster who stated he had no problems with the load times.
I have done this search two or three times before and the results remained about the same each time.
I like Kung-Fu.
Ignoring the numbers 8-12 are? 8-13 is pretty standard if you ask me. Saying otherwise is a personal problem and you should deal with it yourself without blaming game companies who do not provide you with instant results.Thirteen seconds is an acceptable load time now?I did as you said and read the first three or four results (search "lost odyssey load times"). The posts were from Kotaku, the Gamespot Message Board, an IGN Review, and a Game Plasma review. The first two supported the load times as being a tolerable 8-13 seconds. IGN made mention that it varies from a few seconds to a minute for battles and cut scenes. The Game Plasma review is the only one that comes outright and complains about horrid load times. The IGN review can be explained by the reviewer getting an advanced copy, which did have problems with load times. Game Plasma might also be explained by the same thing. In the final retail version of the game, the load times seemed to be fixed in almost every way (remaining at around 8-13 seconds which is standard).Yes, when I played it would take forever to finish loading and sometimes wouldn't finish and would just freeze on whatever character's loading screen. I'm not the only one either. You can do a google search and find tons of postings about it from other people. And my 360 was brand new (it's the game I bought with the 360).Terrible packaging, yes. Long load times and freezing problems?
Though "brand new" doesn't necessarily mean anything when it comes to the 360 functioning properly (durr hurr). :D
The Gamespot Message Board post had several people agreeing with the original poster who stated he had no problems with the load times.
I have done this search two or three times before and the results remained about the same each time.
No, I'll just blame Microsoft like everyone else, thanks.Ignoring the numbers 8-12 are? 8-13 is pretty standard if you ask me. Saying otherwise is a personal problem and you should deal with it yourself without blaming game companies who do not provide you with instant results.Thirteen seconds is an acceptable load time now?I did as you said and read the first three or four results (search "lost odyssey load times"). The posts were from Kotaku, the Gamespot Message Board, an IGN Review, and a Game Plasma review. The first two supported the load times as being a tolerable 8-13 seconds. IGN made mention that it varies from a few seconds to a minute for battles and cut scenes. The Game Plasma review is the only one that comes outright and complains about horrid load times. The IGN review can be explained by the reviewer getting an advanced copy, which did have problems with load times. Game Plasma might also be explained by the same thing. In the final retail version of the game, the load times seemed to be fixed in almost every way (remaining at around 8-13 seconds which is standard).Yes, when I played it would take forever to finish loading and sometimes wouldn't finish and would just freeze on whatever character's loading screen. I'm not the only one either. You can do a google search and find tons of postings about it from other people. And my 360 was brand new (it's the game I bought with the 360).Terrible packaging, yes. Long load times and freezing problems?
Though "brand new" doesn't necessarily mean anything when it comes to the 360 functioning properly (durr hurr).
The Gamespot Message Board post had several people agreeing with the original poster who stated he had no problems with the load times.
I have done this search two or three times before and the results remained about the same each time.
I like Kung-Fu.
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