If we get a DQ8 remake down the line I will be VERY happy.so that was the long rumoured "7" for the 3ds
9 was fully multiplayer. There was almost none of the game that couldn't be played in multiplayer.And 9 was only a tag system anyway, it wasn't multiplayer at all. I played the entire game and yes, it's a freaking RPG, there does not need to be any online components at all.
DQ VII is actually the most successful one in Japan.
I hear it is infamously long but I expect they will address the major grinding issues the game had.
Definitely looking forward to this one, no mistake.
9 was fully multiplayer. There was almost none of the game that couldn't be played in multiplayer.
I put a lot of hours into IX, I enjoyed it a lot. And yes it did have multi-player. It wasn't necessary by any means to play in multi-player, but I did connect with one of my friends and play some co-op. In addition I also gave him one of my maps that had a level where every enemy encounter included liquid metal slimes. So yes it had a tag mode, but it also had multi-player, and while I believe it was local multi-player only, it was quite fun. I helped my friend progress in his game and level quicker after I had already beaten it. I also like how it tried to continue to be interesting even after beating the main story by providing randomly created maps.And 9 was only a tag system anyway, it wasn't multiplayer at all. I played the entire game and yes, it's a freaking RPG, there does not need to be any online components at all.
I would have stopped two or three hundred hours earlier if it weren't for multiplayer.Regardless, it's still a single player game first, just because you can play with friends doesn't change the core of the game. I finished the main story by myself, though I never completed the post game of finding all the treasure maps and dungeons.
I put a lot of hours into IX, I enjoyed it a lot. And yes it did have multi-player. It wasn't necessary by any means to play in multi-player, but I did connect with one of my friends and play some co-op. In addition I also gave him one of my maps that had a level where every enemy encounter included liquid metal slimes. So yes it had a tag mode, but it also had multi-player, and while I believe it was local multi-player only, it was quite fun. I helped my friend progress in his game and level quicker after I had already beaten it. I also like how it tried to continue to be interesting even after beating the main story by providing randomly created maps.
I think this was a great way to go with a portable system. You're not always going to be around wifi to play a some sort of online only multi-player game, but having a single player game with an optional multi-player feature is nice. I do hope the next one lets you play with friends via wi-fi though. I also did not like the fact that it did not have multiple saves, and hope the next DQ game fixes that.
Terry's Wonderland 3D fucking when?