J-MAN'S PROFILE

I don't mind the thought of multiple endings, the only way it kills my motivation to continue the game is if you miss a part in the game so vital that the ending you receive is more or less meaningless.

I like to end a game with a ending that's satisfying, not an ending where it just makes me wonder why I bothered putting in ye amount of time to complete.

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May as well post here...

If anyone here has Charmander, Bulbasaur and Froakies with their hidden abilities, think you can trade me? :D

I've spoiled myself, my ever lasting avarice on wanting to know more had lead me to so much information, and to be honest, I'm fine with that, because to be even MORE honest I just wanted to see the new Pokes and what they look like, cause usually when I play a new Pokemon game, I usually go for the cool looking ones and don't care as much about abilities and other shit.

However, Post game, that's when I will go hog wild and do all the EV training I will do to raise my army.

My only gripe is being unable to transfer my Gen V pokes over to Gen 6 right away seeing how we have to wait 2 months, but it should give me more than enough time to get used to the mechanics of 6th gen.

Looking forward to using Braixen and Tyrantrum, especially that later so it gives me an excuse to use Doug Walker's "I'm a mother fuckin' T-Rex" song. :P

Hmm, Grandia III. Personally I loved Grandia II more.

But anyway, the game itself wasn't bad, it was pretty straight foward, cutscene wise, my only gripe was there was no subtitles in the game when those crazy cutscenes happened.

But really, my main gripe about the game was the fact that I had to constantly train and train to the point where I fell asleep, and if I have to keep leveling up to beat up one annoying boss or two, then the game loses my interest, and I just go look it up on youtube or something.

The big thing that does make me want to play it, is the opening theme. My god, that theme is so fuckin' godly, I have it on my MP3 player. Once you hear In the Sky, it gets you in the game, but the constant level grinding really kills it for me.

I wanted to like the game like the rest of them, but it just got to the point where I said, fuck it.

I wish the Grandia series would continue, but the creator of the series died a couple years ag. T_T;