/vr/ - Retro Games

Dragon Quest.

>>6523575
>turn based battle
mario kart 64 has lot of turn

>>6523575
Final fantasy 8

>>6523575
I like Grandia's battle system.

>>6523628
no you don't you fucking retard

>>6523631
you're not the boss of me

>>6523575
fallout system but limited to movement and 1 action.

WRPGs

>>6523661
so fallout system?

I like bard's tale system. There's a distance system, and spells have range too.

>>6523716
>Grey Dragon
>has green skin

...

>>6523575
Is there anything that plays like paper Mario and mario rpg? Its really hard for me to go back to more traditonal jrpgs.

>>6523730
the superstar games for handheld are good for the first few entries

>>6523575
All of them

>>6523716
>so fallout system?
but fallout system gives you actions "points", it allows you to cramp actions into the points... let's say fallout system mixed with ogre/tactics console system

>>6523575
all SaGa games

>>6523575
FFT.

>>6523596
eyy

Bravely default

>>6523729
>Princess Sevenleaf
>has Y chromosome

...

Epic Battle Fantasy is actually the best non-J JRPG out there but plebs don't know about it

>>6523729
Bard's Tale reused the same graphics for different tiers of enemies. Not uncommon back then but even in that era there were pallet swaps.

>>6523587
Personally this. But I find when you add timing elements to the gain it becomes the worse of both action and turn based with little benefits of both.

any one that's not japanese

>>6523937
Fuck, it's been so long since. Not retro though.

The proper answer is Super Chinese World 3 and this is not a joke.

>>6524097
Ah, shit, didn't realize I was on /vr/.
6th gen games and flash games should be considered retro at this point, only crusty old boomers still enjoy them

>>6523575
Gold Box games
Dark Sun
Wizardry 1
Might and Magic
Grandia

FFX has a more purposeful turn-based system than any other entry in the mainline FF series. Also, the World Trade Center was still standing when it was released, so I don't want to hear that it isn't /vr/.

>>6523661
So, nothing like Fallout's system then. Bad example if you just wanted to say standard tactical turn based combat.

>>6523575
Might be a stretch to call them RPG's but X-Com and Jagged Alliance.

>>6524237
no cos fallout allows you to manage your points: spend movement, spend action, spend movement, act if points are left, etc. I say it's ok to manage your movement points but you should only be allowed to act once, and that action shouldn't end your turn if you still have movement points left and want to spend them. what breaks fallout system is that you can cramp an insane amount of movement and actions in one turn just relying on a build... a high intiative is already a game changer so you shouldn't be allowed to throw a grenade, get a few shots before a single reaction from the ai, at least not with an insane amout of buffs/drugs. then again fallout is a 1vs the world scenario so maybe the game would become unplayable kek. maybe in an ogre/fftactics kinda game then, cos iirc in those games your action ends your turn if you take the action after moving 1 square, even if you could move many more.

I definitely wouldn't say most of the ff games, even if I personally enjoyed FF3's remake on the DS.

What sprang to mind for me for Suikoden; simple, elegant, with lots of customizing party members and special attacks to be learned. Plus a radically good EXP distribution system meant that having dozens of characters keep up with one another's levels was easy and painless.

>>6524263
This

>>6523925
lol

also Grandia, Treasure Hunter G, Valkyrie Profile, SMRPG, the DS remake of FFIV
for non retro it's Radiant Historia and Baten Kaitos Origins

>>6523598
except for endlessly drawing magic.