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Topic	Para's top 100 games of the decade, 2010-2019
Sir Alex 01/16/20 4:23:46 AM #249:	KamikazePotato posted... This is pretty much it, yeah. DR2 technically had more 'interesting' characters but I felt like most of them just ended up being terribly grating. There were like four people I liked seeing talk and the rest actively decreased by enjoyment of the game when they were onscreen. That, and DR1 easily had the best atmosphere. I really like 'trapped in a place' settings and the other games just don't have that. Yeah, I'd also put DR1 > 2 personally and these are pretty much my exact thoughts on why. Even though I'd consider 2's cast "better written" on a technical level, I couldn't relate to them or enjoy their presence nearly as much. Maybe it lives or dies on whether you can get into Nagito - I couldn't. The high points are still very high though. <cite>Sir Alex posted [p:933003084] in Para's top... [t:78297413]...</cite> <quote>KamikazePotato posted... </cite> <quote>This is pretty much it, yeah. DR2 technically had more 'interesting' characters but I felt like most of them just ended up being terribly grating. There were like four people I liked seeing talk and the rest actively decreased by enjoyment of the game when they were onscreen. That, and DR1 easily had the best atmosphere. I really like 'trapped in a place' settings and the other games just don't have that.</quote> Yeah, I'd also put DR1 > 2 personally and these are pretty much my exact thoughts on why. Even though I'd consider 2's cast "better written" on a technical level, I couldn't relate to them or enjoy their presence nearly as much. Maybe it lives or dies on whether you can get into Nagito - I couldn't. The high points are still very high though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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