Castle Paradox

[T-Master]

Move it somewhere else. The original poster's question was answered anyways.

FFX could be really easy, as in my case where Rikku did 99999 damage every hit with quick hit. That, however, is an extreme. I think it was slightly too easy. It wasn't designed for the gamers like Aeth who like to level-up for eons before they can fight a boss. And so, I don't see that as a design flaw, but rather in a difference in what constitutes a good game.

[Shadowiii]

[The Wobbler]

[Flamer]

[Aethereal]

I never levelbust in games to make it easy, Tarot Master. That's a silly assumption and I never even said that, much less hinted at it. If anything, MCW is the levelbuster here. I like to keep the challenge at where the game wants it to be, even if that challenge is nil. I shouldn't have to make the game challenge me.

And Disgaea does indeed have a story. Every game has a story (even Pong). The story isn't the next Final Fantasy VI, but it is there. I think it's a great example of story built around a game because I also think too many RPGs these days focus too much on story and not enough on game. Story is definitely important, but the game is important too, and I think developers tend to forget that by building a game around a story.
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[The Wobbler]