It appears your fame, and your overall battle quality, will determine your ability to have returning Tales characters join your team permanently. "Most of the time, these 'guest' characters will be available to you for their associated quest, but you can also try to get them to join you permanently. Whether they do or not depends on their overall opinion of you, which is determined by a variety of factors that are so far unclear. We imagine you may not need to do much besides playing skillfully and avoiding death when they're with you on a quest."
If you play like a second-class warrior, you'll end up with second-class partners: generic heroes that must be paid to follow you around. Like in real life, it appears you'll have to earn friendship through charisma ... or money. See a video of the game, after the cut.
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4-14-2007 @ 10:39PM
Tristan said...
Now Im feeling it
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4-15-2007 @ 12:22AM
Hashbrown_Hunter said...
looks like a promising RPG. I'm actually very intrigued by the recruiting system of the past characters, and it sounds like it will make the game more intense and keep the player awake to make sure they don't die on a quest.
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4-15-2007 @ 1:04AM
MARIOCANKISSMYASS said...
Now I'm temted by my psp! No one disturb me today while i do "stuff" with my psp..;)
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4-15-2007 @ 1:04AM
zoen151 said...
How many RPG's came out for the dreamcast? Which ones were the memorable ones?
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4-15-2007 @ 1:28AM
zoen151 said...
What the hell? I could've sworn I posted that question on "Ask PSP Fanboy: Volume 15" whatever.
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4-15-2007 @ 6:08AM
Joel said...
DAMMIT! I CAN'T WAIT!!!
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4-15-2007 @ 10:41AM
rabe7thebest said...
wow I can't wait! This RPG looks really good.
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4-15-2007 @ 5:57PM
Jason said...
After what Namco did with Tales of the Abyssmal, I am very skeptical of them doing anything good with this one.
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