I bought DQ IV this Christmas and I fell in love with it. I just ordered V two days ago and I can't wait for VI and IX. After I'm done with V I'll pick up VII and VIII. But as far as I can see, I think VI will be my favorite - that game looks sick!
I bought DQ IV this Christmas and I fell in love with it. I just ordered V two days ago and I can't wait for VI and IX. After I'm done with V I'll pick up VII and VIII. But as far as I can see, I think VI will be my favorite - that game looks sick!
No, they would have just been on the Famicom only, like V and VI were originally just on the Super Famicom and not the SNES.Originally Posted by El Bacon Bandito
Well, yeah, otherwise they wouldn't exist.
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Speaking of DQ VI, anybody know of a release date for that in the USA yet?
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I believe it got released in Japan not too long ago (like last month) and seeing as how Squenix just finally announced a NA release for DQIX (released nearly six months ago) I think it might be awhile for a DQVI announcement, though it is confirmed for a release in NA/EU.
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Boo, probably Xmas . . . well, gives me time to beat DQ IV and V then!
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Yeah, probably a fall release for the 2010 holiday season.
I need some advice for a portion later on in Dragon Quest IV. Help if you can! (SPOILER) I'm trying to recruit Psaro, but in order to do that I have to beat the Chicken and the Egg duo. They are hard as hell right now. I keep dying. My hero is around level 35.
Should I grind my levels up? And if so, where is the best place to do so? Pretty much the whole game is open to me now.
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Nina is your best friend for this battle. I forget the spell, but it minimizes ice and fire attacks. After that, be sure to increase your defense and double your tanks' attack power. Once those are taken care of, just be sure to heal the hard hits. And yes, I think you're severely underleveled. I think I was in the mid-40s when I first faced them and it wasn't easy.
My favorite place to level up is the second floor back into the tower/cave that brought you to the underworld (I can't remember it's name). There are metal babbles (I think they're called something else in the DS version) and king metals to fight. Females with Falcon Earrings are good, along with someone with the Metal Babble Sword. This allows the females to hit the metal monsters twice and the Metal Babble Sword does two damage.
I'll definitely check that out then! Thanks.
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