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Lost Kingdoms I
Katchem_ash
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I just started this, and while only playing for an hour and 33 minutes, I find this a most valuable gem for the Gamecube. I wonder why it wasn't given more hype. Even though its a 02 game and the graphics are old compared to now, but it is one of the best JRPG's I have played. I hope Lost Kingdoms II is just as good.
Oh and a side note, I did not finish Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter. I got to the last part and died. Apparently I will have to restart till I am stronger, but since this is my 6th restart, I will put it back until I have played others first. Damn items dissapearing.
Oh and a side note, I did not finish Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter. I got to the last part and died. Apparently I will have to restart till I am stronger, but since this is my 6th restart, I will put it back until I have played others first. Damn items dissapearing.
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I love the Lost Kingdoms series! Unfortunetly, it seems like almost nobody else does. Damn, now I wish that I didn't sell them so I could play them again. It's really a shame that they didn't catch on more, the industry could do well with games like that having a little more sucess.
And yes, the second one kicks ass too. They're both excellent games.
Yup.
Much more awesome than most are likely to believe them to be based off of that description, though. You should play them.
As should everyone else.
The overworld/level structure makes it feel a lot like Secret of Mana/Brain Lord actually. The first game has random encounters that "warp" you into a battle zone based on your current surroundings but in the awesome sequel you just run around kicking ass like the Enix action adventure games of old.
I never did finish the second because of a nightmare stage halfway through. You have to make it to the castle with the knight/prince in tow. All I had to do was sneak around the mechs without waking them up. An easy task... if the dumbass prince didn't run over to attack them and get killed, making me have to start all over again. :evil:
But I loved the concept and gameplay. The final boss in the first was a pain until I finally ran around the last level to clone some cards I needed to build the Sickest Deck Ever. One day, I'll pick up the second again and finish it.
Brain Loooooord! Agh, push X to open the door :x
Hm, I did enjoy Lost Kingdoms a lot back when I had it. Now I have the urge to play the second one.
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So much, in fact, that I regret to this day the fact that I don't have the second one.
I hated that level so much, but there were more annoying ones later on (in fact, the very next one after that was also irritating IIRC).
The part about LK2 that really soured me however, was the final boss fight. For some reason, it's AI is set to "stupid": you can throw out a decoy independant (Demon Tower or somesuch) and it will totally ignore you while you wail the shit out of it at your leisure.
But I did like both games a lot; in fact, LK2 motivated me to write my first (and only) FAQ to GFAQs -- nearly-complete card list that I abandoned after someone submitted a fully-complete list. I still occasionally receive email about it to this day.
The best part about LK2, however, is being able to import your LK1 collection. More sequels need to do this.
That was the other reason I gave up on it. I think I suggested using the decoy, since I noticed that it completely ignored you when you had one out. So I suggested putting it out of the boss's range and see what happens. The ease with which you beat it afterwards was pretty sad.
Yes, and that's because Gabe is a fairy princess.
in the first one, I think i had almost 20 dragon knights in my deck. I loved that card.
I had a fuckton of Banshees. The fact that they earn extra experience when you kill things just made them ridiculously easy to copy, too.
After I got 30 Banshees (if that's the max - and if it isn't, the correct number is whatever the maximum is) I decided to get 30 copies of all my favourite cards.
This included Doppleganger.
So I happily wasted quite a lot of hours on this game.
A CG, certainly. Cards are the primary form of battling. But Lost Kingdoms is more Baten Kaitos than Yu-Gi-Oh. Very roughly speaking.
Assuming adequate time for food and sleep, no. At least, not likely.
It seems I use alot of close combat cards, Lizardmen, Red Lizardmen, Banshee, Dragon Knight, Ghoul and Mummy rather than independants, though I have some of them ala Caterpoker, Skeleton and the like. I have a couple of summon cards as well, but what bothers me is that the wolfman changes to the birdman and visa versa. I don't understand changing either of them.
I don't know if it is for you, though.
That's good enough. I need something else to keep me from burning out on Dragon Quest 8. I'm like 60 hours in and nowhere near the end of the game.
i read a digg article saying that this is one of the greatest GC games.
hmm.
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