Funny how people call CS3 their favorite and i seat at 130 hours in and want it to fucking end. It's not a bad game, but not great for me eather, ir feels kinda filler ish.
Can't say I feel the same. If there was a game I wanted to end, it was CS2. That endgame was atrocious. CS3 felt more like CS1 to me. Maybe not the most exciting or suspenseful Kiseki game because of the rather formulaic format, but still kept me wanting to know what would happen next. I like the characters in CS3 as well which is probably part of it. I'm not really one to care if a story drags on if the characters support it well, which is why Kiseki is my favorite series to begin with. The games drag on and on a lot of the time, but the characters are endearing enough that you want to see it through to the end. And as a bonus you get some sick world building. The best paced games in my opinion are the Crossbell games. Both Zero and Azure always kept me at the edge of my seat. I had to force myself to stop playing because I just wanted to know what would happen next.
Rean doing Arcane Gale to a car is probably the funniest thing in the entire series
A puppy named Cerberus following you in CS3 is peak gameplay moment in Trails
cold steel 3 is such a good fucking game
Cs 3 is my favourite of all cs games. Sky 2, azure and then cs3 is my list
2:36 this alone is the reason why I talk to NPCs after every scene in the game and why most of my gameplay hit the 130-140 hours.
1:15 Ash was t asking the real questions. Did that cat just fucking talk?
4:31 lmao
Funny how people call CS3 their favorite and i seat at 130 hours in and want it to fucking end.
It's not a bad game, but not great for me eather, ir feels kinda filler ish.
Can't say I feel the same. If there was a game I wanted to end, it was CS2. That endgame was atrocious.
CS3 felt more like CS1 to me. Maybe not the most exciting or suspenseful Kiseki game because of the rather formulaic format, but still kept me wanting to know what would happen next. I like the characters in CS3 as well which is probably part of it. I'm not really one to care if a story drags on if the characters support it well, which is why Kiseki is my favorite series to begin with. The games drag on and on a lot of the time, but the characters are endearing enough that you want to see it through to the end. And as a bonus you get some sick world building.
The best paced games in my opinion are the Crossbell games. Both Zero and Azure always kept me at the edge of my seat. I had to force myself to stop playing because I just wanted to know what would happen next.