redneckpride4ever

I'll take what I can get.

Welcome to an awesome community! Great to have you here!

Anyone know of an item guide? We've managed to learn menu navigation well enough, translation of of the story is plenty clear using a camera app. All we need really is a list of items and spells so we know what's what.

Well, we began. My wife and I started DQX on the Switch. Turns out she's the first Amanda ( アマンダ) in the DQX world. Naturally the brother is named after me and I turned out to be a dufus that burns good beans with shitty alchemy. Oh joy. Once we set up a JP SE account and get some Yen cards or the like I hope to meet up online. Might be awhile, and take getting used to, but I think this'll be a great time that is LONG overdue.

Very cool. I can continue with the story without having to get past Batraccia

One last question: even though these planets are accessible early on, does the story on them take place after the death of Sol Dethradoth?

I remember Gaius calling the Erick trilogy event (or the Zenith Dragon event) another planet. So by planet you mean that you can spin 2 other planets under your fingers before reviving Earth at the end? And this all happens without defeating Sol Dethradoth? It happens after you take out the Battracian boss? I used QooApp and now have the Japanese version. I intend to start in my spare time. I sunk 92 hours into global over a 2 week span, so it's break time for me! Edit: Erdrick (dumb auto correct).

Knowing it's going down was bad for my OCD. Thank God for OCD. All the mysteries are now solved. I know who Dethdaroth is, I know that the moon was once the planet Madria, I know that Madria was originally called Planet Earth, I know that the Space Government rules all the universe. I know I used about 1500 plus gems to revive and beat Sol Dethradoth. What I don't know is if the continuation of the story is merely one playing other worlds. And I never set foot on Balzath Continent. I wonder if in the Japanese version if you actually take down the Space Government. I feel like a film buff searching for a print of London After Midnight. You posted while I was typing my last post. Lol I think Eventually I need to install Bluestacks on my laptopand use the screen translator option.

Alright, I just beat Sol Dothradeth (hoarding gems for revival made it possible). The whole Season 2 thing...I have no more go to marks and the chick asked me to stop the Space Government from her book. Either season 2 is Japanese exclusive content or the "other worlds" are the various event dungeons (Gaius referred to one of the events as visiting another planet after all). Anyway, I think it will be no problem screen shotting all the replay scenes and weaving the into something readable. This game us lucky it has a good storyline, else I would have gone mad hopping all over the dungeons over and over and over... Definitely not my favorite game, but I had fun for free. Perhaps in the future we can brainstorm a fan fic which involves taking down the Space Government once and for all.

I've spent the last 2 weeks cranking through the story. Currently on Chapter 31. I cant help but picture Gaius soiling his Depends when the Astronomer broke his news.

Believe it or not, the biggest issue I have with a missing title, such as Joker 2 Pro, is not having access to the new story content. I'd love to know the Young Yangus story as another example.

I've been playing and I'm about to fight Marquis de Leon. Since learning that Bluestacks offers an on screen translation option, I can always jump for the Japanese version.

Hello folks. I've been gone a long time. Had a rough year last year (nothing to do with Covid) but things have settled for me. To be blunt, with my life all beeped up last year, I barely touched a video game. Since learning of the tragic fate of DQS, I'm wondering if anyone can point me to any resources that summarize the main story chapters. I'm seriously considering a fan project: novelization the story with illustrations. I might have it set up online at some point.

Does that mean you were both enthralled and disgusted? I mean, I couldn't decide if the ending was depressing or not.

Alright, I haven't posted in forever. But since I watched DQYS last night, I'll share the following thoughts... Since a normalization follows the infamous twist, I was not as disappointed as I was anticipating. If anything, things like the old lady and the potion resolution were actually a creative way to alleviate the famous choice. At first my wife was down about said choice, and pleasantly surprised at the "everything's cool" twist. I also liked a certain moose joining into the fray. The infamous twist was good in intent. It was a big middle finger to the "games are for kids" crowd. However, its one of those things you'd be better off knowing at the start of the flick. It would have driven home that nostalgic middle finger. Having read the spoilers last year, I understood Dr. Agon's line. Finally, turning a long game into a 102 minute film required cuts, but I was actually surprised at how well they fused together the plot considering the restraints. That said, DQ5 would make for a solid mini-series.