>>14041650>but changing your equipment several times mid-fight and also buff literally everything up just to be able to hit a common enemy once isn't fun anymore.That's why I never fought common enemies - my juke skills were top notch and I had fun in dodging enemies, also savescumming like a crazy maniac even for just that.
I had a tick to save every room, like I was writing my master thesis on a word file, lole.
>but inimanimo should have at least kept a consistent art style for the enemies/bossesyeeah, it made me think that drawn bosses were somehow more important and had a deeper meaning
They kinda didn't.. well, the ones that really didn't, like Porcupine or Beastclad Butcherer, though with overinterpretation you can do wonders!
People were joking that EMMM was playing Mary by creating his entire mush of a story out of other stories and assets - free and original. Just like Leaf!
Kinda weak selling point though..
>When crudely made indie games are SOUL after /v/'s opinion than the RPG Maker default sprites took a lot from it away.True.
For me, it was first time playing any RPG period, so I was mesmerized by anything and didn't really had that feeling of "hey, I saw this sprite in a bunch of weak ass games before.."
>I guess one of the points why you like the game is the SEN system, but I observed that the illusion of possibilities of the SEN system becomes broken when you finally realize that the only time you need to change it, is for the first mirror encounter with Red Riding Hood after the Head-hunting Beast.LOL
I beg you pardon, there's at least 12-50ish events and secrets that require SEN manipulation. BS2 is ridded with clever references, even by manipulation of assets found on the ground or items you can pick up - not to mention more obvious references to lore and outside of it.
I said 12-50ish cuz I took that number out of my ass, I just remember there was a lot, Elma's house being a cult classic, or Hastur's bartender.
