Gaming Okay, Golden Sun?

[Inunah]

I just got out of Vale, got the Djinn, walked around, and found Lunpa and West Lunpa Cave after 20 minutes of searching for any sort of place to enter.

I looked up a walkthrough, and according to that I was supposed to fight like 4 or 5 boss battles and find at least 3 towns on the way to Lunpa.

How the fuck do I manage that?

BTW, I've got Issac and Garret. They're both level 2, and Garret's dead.

 

[EJames2100]

Those are for later in the game.

Go South and you should come a across a little town/village and there's where you need to be.
Un-fortunate I can't think of the name right now >

 

[Inunah]

Those are for later in the game.

Go South and you should come a across a little town/village and there's where you need to be.
Un-fortunate I can't think of the name right now >

 

[yikkyon]

The town should be Vault, I think.
Lunpa is not until middle-end game! (Gotta have the invis cloak!)

 

[Inunah]

The town should be Vault, I think.
Lunpa is not until middle-end game! (Gotta have the invis cloak!)

Okay, I'm searching around, but I can only find Vale and Lunpa.

 

[granville]

I suggest using this map, which came with the original cartridge (i used to have it). It should help-

Each town and most major areas are marked via legend.

 

[yikkyon]

Gamefaqs says follow the path, go east and cross a bridge.
I got stuck at that as well when I was playing.


Edit: nvm

 

[Inunah]

I suggest using this map, which came with the original cartridge (i used to have it). It should help-
-SNIPITY SNIP-

Each town and most major areas are marked via legend.

Oh, wow, I'm fucking blind. I went right past that town six times and didn't even see it.

Using this map, I succeeded in finding Vault.

 

[Deleted User]

I'm pretty sure you meet up with Ivan soon (the wind sage guy). He's one of my favorites. Anyway, you find him, pincer-trap some thieves, extract informationt from them via Mind-Control; then, my memory goes blank =P

 

[Berthenk]

I'm pretty sure you meet up with Ivan soon (the wind sage guy). He's one of my favorites. Anyway, you find him, pincer-trap some thieves, extract informationt from them via Mind-Control; then, my memory goes blank =P

You go to the place mentioned in their minds, plot twist, you go to a cave, plot twist, you find another Djinn (optional), get out of it...

 

[Inunah]

Blahblahblah tree people blahblahblah sift through Tret's innards blahblahblah kill something blahblahblah die blahblahblah fail blahblahblah......

 

[redfalcon]

Too bad Golden Sun had way to much text-sequences that were totally unnecessary, since the story was compared to that only mediocre. Otherwise a very awesome game. I liked the first half of the game better, though.

 

[Deleted User]

Too bad Golden Sun had way to much text-sequences that were totally unnecessary, since the story was compared to that only mediocre. Otherwise a very awesome game. I liked the first half of the game better, though.

I'm pretty sure that if you held A or R+A (or something similar) you could get the text scrolling at like 150-175% faster, then again...who knows. Golden Sun has a good story for those who aren't too used to the RPG-Scene, it's a good intro-RPG story; quite frankly, looking back, I enjoyed the second game 3-4X as much as the first; the first is necessary to set things into motion.

 

[Fel]

I totally loved the story, especially because at that time because it was my first hanheld RPG (not counting Pokémon) and I enjoy reading loads of text - meaningful text, that is. None of that "Cave south of here! Hark, adventurers! A cave with treasure and an evil boss awaits you!" from a random passerby. This is what the GS excels in, because it lets you see what the people are thinking through Mind Read, and when they talk to you, they don't just spout some random stuff or only advance you in the story/point you in the direction where you should/can go, but instead have their own opinion on things and talk about things that would make sense there.