VOLKE_LOCKE'S PROFILE

Have you ever played Tales of Symphonia to completion to see the New Game+ options?

There are a lot of cool things you can do with New Game+.
I'll list you some.
- newgame+ score store :: Basically, you judge the players actions on each previous play through and allow them to purchase a series of perks based on how well they played.
- exp modifier :: let them level up faster, thus decreasing the grind
- new optional items/weapons/armours, with awesome perks :: maybe an awesome superweapon as the new game perk
- fan service or costume :: meh...
- cheats :: or allow a cheat to be turned on with every newgame+ completion, however it's done, let the player break the rules a bit, let'em earn the option to walk through all walls or something like that.

Also, allowing repeated dialogue to be skipped would be good.
Adding special new game+ easter eggs is also generally good, it doesn't alter anything important, but it's a cool bonus.

Just be creative. You know your game best, how do you think you can play on it's strengths to pull players back in?

"Ignoble"? meaning common or not noble?

My submissions are:

Sky Armada
- It attempts to use feelings of anxiety, malevolence, solemn moods (like that of the calm in the eye of a storm, those precious minutes before dawn, or the feeling of waiting for a cataclysm or battle to arrive.)
(Also, it seems that my upload is corrupted... I'm attempting a reupload)

Threnody of the Second Wave
-It attempts to implicitly induce feelings of grief, sorrow, or simple pain. It may also be anxiogenic, but to a lesser degree.

I think both of them would do better when presented with a visual format (as intended.) It isn't the easiest for simple listening. Both are introspective ambient songs. Do to their length they require the use of lengthy scenes or areas.

author=Linkis
Thank you volke, off to start from scratch :(

Got myself trapped between a new nasties in what looks
like a gray metal dungeon :(

Gotta start over....

Did you get the teleportation item in the first house you appear in?
It should be in your key items and it will take you back to Synovia.
Each city has it's own teleportation item that can be used to return back to that city. If you get stuck, you can always use one of those items to return to a safe area.

Do you think the difficulty ramps up too fast? It's hard for me to tell when it is too difficult because I know the ins and outs of the game.

(Sorry, double post.)