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Topic	What four games are on the NES Mount Rushmore?
KamikazePotato 04/05/24 1:23:23 PM #138:	Hbthebattle posted... DQ3 is the first game to have Classes be what JRPGs use them as today - skillsets where you can swap in and out of them, building your own ideal team. Notably, all of the class based FF games like 3 or 5 are using this system, rather than FF1's, which is really just picking 4 characters at the start of the game but not being able to change them on the fly or influence their growth. In addition to this, Dragon Quest 3 set the standard for overall world/environment gameplay design. This is something that's difficult to describe but becomes apparent if you play the game and compare it to what came after. The overall ebb and flow of JRPG pacing comes mostly from DQ3. --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:979748195] in What four ... [t:80739252]...</cite> <quote>Hbthebattle posted... </cite><quote>DQ3 is the first game to have Classes be what JRPGs use them as today - skillsets where you can swap in and out of them, building your own ideal team. Notably, all of the class based FF games like 3 or 5 are using this system, rather than FF1's, which is really just picking 4 characters at the start of the game but not being able to change them on the fly or influence their growth.</quote>In addition to this, Dragon Quest 3 set the standard for overall world/environment gameplay design. This is something that's difficult to describe but becomes apparent if you play the game and compare it to what came after. The overall ebb and flow of JRPG pacing comes mostly from DQ3. --- It's Reyn Time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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