Thousand Arms
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bladerunner
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Thousand Arms
I recently picked up a mint copy of Thousand Arms for $20. I still had the holographic card and stickers in it! Anyway, I have never really played this game, though I like what I see so far. I am just curious about any impressions others had of the game? One complaint I have this far in is that I don't see much difference in how the story works out based on the convo choices. Basically the options are always: A - be a total perv or B - be the upright and nobel hero. I mean, I understand this game is very tongue and cheek, so I never expected this to be a straight good vs. evil type story. Anyways, any impressions on this game?
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pepharytheworm
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Re: Thousand Arms
You won't notice the changes that your answers bring right away. The game is a RPG and a dating sim so your choices don't affect the main store but your love life.
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bladerunner
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Re: Thousand Arms
True. I am coming at this game like a regular RPG (plus I am playing Mass Effect 2 right now where every convo effects the story). When I bought this, I didn't realize this was a dating sim, but I still like it. Plus the design of the game is great. Definitely one of the better looking PS1 RPGs.pepharytheworm wrote:You won't notice the changes that your answers bring right away. The game is a RPG and a dating sim so your choices don't affect the main store but your love life.
Re: Thousand Arms
i like it and i consider it more RPG but pep is right that it has dating sim elements and your answers determine your love in the game.
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Re: Thousand Arms
I've always been interested in this game. Tried playing it back in the day but for some reason stopped after not far into it. I plan on getting back into it one day, i love the graphics. Let us know how it is if you beat it 
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pepharytheworm
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Re: Thousand Arms
The smart thing is to be nice to everyone when dating. Your affection for them helps you make better weapons.
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Re: Thousand Arms
still haven't picked this one up, but it's definately on my want-list 
$20 for a copy is definately a great deal you got!
$20 for a copy is definately a great deal you got!
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executioner
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Re: Thousand Arms
Had a lot of fun with this game. The combat was repetitive but the dating part was fun.
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