The writing really makes up for it. It feels more like an old Disney cartoon than a creepy furry game or something.
Glad to hear you're enjoying W2, it really is fantastic.
To answer the question you asked me on my visitor page thing: no, you do not need to grind in Lost Odyssey. I did my fair share, but the game is constructed to almost discourage grinding. You will get to the point where you are getting shit experience points from the same enemy as you gain levels. Basically, I think the intent was that by the time you reach the end of a dungeon you'll be at the proper level just from the random encounters you went through. That being said, as I mentioned, I still grinded (ground?) a fair amount, particularly after I got new party members.
How far are you in both? I'd love to talk about either. LO is a bit far in my rearview, but I played W2 3 times so I can talk about differences, interesting parts, failings, positives, etc...for it a ton.
Glad to hear you're enjoying W2, it really is fantastic.
To answer the question you asked me on my visitor page thing: no, you do not need to grind in Lost Odyssey. I did my fair share, but the game is constructed to almost discourage grinding. You will get to the point where you are getting shit experience points from the same enemy as you gain levels. Basically, I think the intent was that by the time you reach the end of a dungeon you'll be at the proper level just from the random encounters you went through. That being said, as I mentioned, I still grinded (ground?) a fair amount, particularly after I got new party members.
How far are you in both? I'd love to talk about either. LO is a bit far in my rearview, but I played W2 3 times so I can talk about differences, interesting parts, failings, positives, etc...for it a ton.
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