Smeags on 18 November 2013
| Mr Khan said: I have more tolerance for cosmos-altering plots, myself, the only part that really walked over the line of disbelief was the whole "the world was created as the result of a god-making experiment gone awry." There are other ways they could have taken that. |
Despite my criticisms to Shulk's seemingly bipolar mood swings during the first story arc (I'll kill him for killing my girlfriend just kidding I actually feel sorry for him even though he's trying to kill me at this very moment.), I much preferred it over the "say what now?" finale of the storyline. I feel that the game's length helped the game, but not the story. They just tried to shoehorn as many anime tropes as they could by the end.
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