story
well a good story often helps the characters. but bad characters can ruin story.
but i have to say story
Characters are a key part in the story, so characters. Besides, they are the ones you spend your JRPG time with, you aren't spending it with thoughts about the story.
I would say good game play and a system that works and cannot be easily abused. But between these two choices I would say Characters. Without Character the overall Story Line would stink.
Boycotting the following:
1. Yoshi: He ate my car and spit out a toaster.
2. Igglybuff: Totally false advertisement. You can have as many as you like they don't buff nothing.
3. the Terms Hardcore/Softcore... We're talking Video Games. Not Porn.
4. The term Casual as relates to Gamers: We make them sound like outsider's that happen to play games. If that were the case they'd own a PS3.
5. Donuts.... Beacause I drink Beer...... and the biggest fan of Donuts hates Beer.
6. Boycotts: Their so lame.
Characters, no disrespect to FFXII, I didnt mind the storyline w/ politics and such but the party you had felt bland and boring.
Good characters can MAKE the story work. So, characters.
GOTY Contestants this year: Dead Space 2, Dark Souls, Tales of Graces f. Everything else can suck it.
| Shadowblind said: Good characters can MAKE the story work. So, characters. |
How can good characters make a story work exactly?
Characters
Lost Odyssey's cliched main plot would have been way less tolerable if the characters weren't so memorable and complex.
Good stories allow you to look past bad or boring characters so i'm going to say story.
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