What's your favourite Suikoden Game?

[Touchfuzzy]

The thing about Suikoden III is there is a lot of gameplay stuff I didn't like, and the graphics were meh, and oh my god Chris in her clang clang clang boots was so annoying.

But the story, with the build up from 1 and 2, and the villain reveal, The Masked Bishop is an excellent villain. And the behind the scenes manipulation stuff was great. I liked how often things wouldn't make sense until you saw all the perspectives of what happened.

Also Sgt Joe is awesome.

 

[Shelby]

The thing about Suikoden III is there is a lot of gameplay stuff I didn't like, and the graphics were meh, and oh my god Chris in her clang clang clang boots was so annoying.

But the story, with the build up from 1 and 2, and the villain reveal, The Masked Bishop is an excellent villain. And the behind the scenes manipulation stuff was great. I liked how often things wouldn't make sense until you saw all the perspectives of what happened.

Also Sgt Joe is awesome.

Was Sgt Joe The talking Duck warrior?

 

[hian]

3 has skills to learn that you choose, maybe you should play the game again? Do the cashiers at walmart want to save the world with you? No, ok.

So has every single Suikoden game - it's called the rune system. I also don't see the relevance to my point, as I never said anything about skill systems.

As for cashiers - Last time I checked most Suikoden games were not about saving the world, and cast you as the leader of an entire army, where several of the characters you recruit do menial tasks, such as being item shop owners, or blacksmiths. You really expect the game to spend extensive time developing a character that shovels the **** in the dragon pens?

The core cast however, characters like Victor and Flick are very well developed, so your point is still moot.