Suikoden Tierkreis, Part 16

[lady_nighteyes]

Hello, and welcome once again to "Let's Play Suikoden Tierkreis!" with your hostess Lady Nighteyes, who is very glad to be free to screw around playing video games after a day spent painting three entire rooms in her parents' house. Last time, our gang arrived in El-Qaral, where the plot is thickening rapidly into a much more Suikoden-ish stew of

Comments

[anonymous]

I expect to view this game in something of a new light when seeing it played competently. What I would have done with enough money in the game! Actually, probably not much useful, but still, it would've been nice.

Is... is Mubal wearing a kind of steampunk monocular? It's not clear enough; at first I thought he had some kind of horrid scar across his face.

I fully approve of selecting statements which make Sieg seem yet more incompetent. Although I guess this contradicts somewhat that excellent name he (you) provides for the castle...

[lady_nighteyes]

What can I say, I'm conditioned by Shin Megami Tensei to take advantage of any cheap advantage possible. :::PPP This game isn't as ludicrously easy to break as, say, Final Fantasy VIII (a.k.a. "What is this 'balance' of which you speak?"), but it's not difficult to do so either. Which is great fun.

I think it's something like a monocle on an oversized eyepatch-like band. It confuses me too- I first thought he was wearing some sort of weird half-mask.

I like to play Sieg as some sort of strange savant who is really, really dense most of the time but occasionally comes out with unexpected gems of brilliance and sarcasm, because that's how he comes across to me in the dialogue you don't select for him.