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Do you still play PSMD or any other PMD games?

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Monozu

Monozu

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I don't play it these days, but I didn't like it in the first place, so...

... well, I did get Explorers of Time a while ago, but it never managed to hold my interest for long. I didn't like the heavy focus on dungeons - I thought they were tedious, to be honest. From what other people have said, the story is actually pretty good; that's something I normally look forward to, but the plot doesn't get started quickly enough. I'm not willing to slog through an hour or three of inconsequential cutscenes and samey dungeons just to reach the point where it gets interesting.
 
Leonhart

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Monozu said:
I don't play it these days, but I didn't like it in the first place, so...

... well, I did get Explorers of Time a while ago, but it never managed to hold my interest for long. I didn't like the heavy focus on dungeons - I thought they were tedious, to be honest. From what other people have said, the story is actually pretty good; that's something I normally look forward to, but the plot doesn't get started quickly enough. I'm not willing to slog through an hour or three of inconsequential cutscenes and samey dungeons just to reach the point where it gets interesting.
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I don't remember everything about the pacing of that game [or Explorers of Darkness and Sky for that matter], but I do distinctly remember having to go out on a lot of missions in-between certain storyline events. I think that having to go through monotonous dungeons was just something that I was already used to since I had played the first PMD games already, so it didn't bother me as much as it should've.
 
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