>>1389213>About SOA, I was obsessed with JRPGs and checked it out but the soundtrack sucked so I never played it. I hear it's a great game but that makes it unplayable for me.Well, there's good news and bad news, OP. The good news is that the OST only sucks on the Gamecube version and is completely untouched on the Dreamcast version. The bad news is that all the extra stuff in Legends is not in the DC version along with the encounter rate being significantly higher. I've personally never had a problem with the encounter rate in the original DC outside of the final area but it may be a deal breaker since it is quite high.
DC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4EFcXvUXFwGC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc0PL_rqgU0There's no fix as far as I know for the GC version and Redream plays SoA perfectly well. If you need the file to make your version paid, let me know and I'll post it here. If JRPG's are good, maybe look into Lunar Silver Star Stories and Grandia too.
Also, if Rhythm Heaven was a good choice then maybe look into Gitaroo Man, Rhythm Thief and HarmoKnight. All have combat to some extent but it's masked as Rhythm if that's a problem.
A few more I remembered, again some not 6th gen:
>Ihatov MonogatariInspired by the stories of Kenji Miyazawa. It's mainly about going around a town called Ihatov and helping people there.
>For the Frog the Bell TollsThe "combat" is more about having more hearts than the other person and the game does it itself. You just watch. More about exploring the world and environments. There's a colour fan patch.
>Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac AgeYou can actually make the game play itself after around 5 hours with the gambit system it has where it'll do actions depending on situations, so there *is* combat but it's masked by you not actually playing the combat.
Have you looked into VN's and Point and Click adventures? The Monkey Island games might be a good choice, those game have no combat.
