That was my point at that young age LOD was probably the first one that stuck with you. I had played Zelda and Zelda 2 before WA but I was too young to get into them at the time, by the time I played Wild Arms  I was 11-12.Icould understand and master all of the mechanics and had the patience to get through the story. 

I tried the game a while ago. And it was just... meh. Felt really boring and generic. I think I put about 10 hours into it and just gave up. And now... I don't remember a thing about it. I just remember thinking it was like other RPGs but not as good, so I might as well just play one of those.

Interestingly LoDs cult following grew during the fall of the JRPG as a mainstream genre. I imagine playing LoD today for those who weren't near adulthood in the late 90s is like a revelation as there are very few if any JRPGs that can match the production values of the game. Even in the late 90s early 00s were JRPGs ruled LoD was known for its production Values.

Sony can probably out do Square now, FF pretty much stopped being FF after 10 but JRPGs are no longer worth the trouble or investment unless we are talking about the forever in development FFVII remake. For what is worth Horizon Zero Dawn (Sony) is better than probably anything Square has done since FFX. 

Even FF turned Western, but FFXII was a very good RPG it wasn't FF though only in name. The music resembled Star Wars more than it did Uematsu's work. FF's spirit died when Sakaguchi left ( more like was forced to leave). FFXII however is probably Squares last great big time RPG. Even Enix caught the bug, Star Ocean stinks these days. The genre has been relegated to protable machines, the Switch might see a small revival though. Octopath was somewhat successful and Grandia 1-2 remasters are coming. The Tales Series continues the good fight as does the Xeno series. Ni No Kuni and others grace consoles now and then. So all hope it's not gone, but games like HZD, Witcher, Elderscrolls, GTA, etc command the high budgets. Let's see how KH3 does critically it might reignite some of the fire the genre lost.

Yes sir. But I'm having problem with hitting those combat quick time buttons, just when I think I finally got it I start failing again, I guess it's to do with playing on a PSP.

So far my fav thing about this game is the visuals.

I'm annoyed by the typical step brother and sister sexual tension, did really every JRPG need that?

Yes, but not tried it yet outside the tutorial, I only play before sleep, if I don't get sidetracked by a few other games..

Yeah, I finished. I even still have the memory card from back in the day (complete with LoD sticker from PSM magazine!). If I remember correctly, I failed to find one of the character's Dragoon powers but I still managed to beat it. I even find myself singing the ending theme (along with ffviii and Chrono Cross) from time to time.

To me, it was a mid tier RPG with top tier production values. I don't even think it got the best reviews but I won't begrudge anyone who loves it. I definitely have my share of beloved games that others just don't care for.

LoD isn't talked about in VGC, BraLoD talks about it in almost every thread on VGC and we tease him whenever we can.

Some people are just to much uptight.

Every thread should be LoD welcoming.