live a live is probably one of the snes rpgs ever made.
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live a live is probably one of the snes rpgs ever made.
live a live is probably one of the snes rpgs ever made.
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>probably
Like how Dildo Daggins the Invisible Midget is probably a reference to Lord of the Rings?
how the frick is this game pronounced? Live Alive? Live A Live? Its very confusing.
Both are pronounced "Live" as in "Cheers is recorded in front of a live audience".
The answer is always read the kana
Ryebu Ah Ryebu
>why yes i am not proficient in either english or japanese, how could you tell
I always thought it was called Live a Evil
Live a life
Oh thats easy its hyrdo city
「Live alive」
It's Leave Alive.
leave a leaf :^)
not retro, but a switch trailer pronounced it:
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Damn it, my way was close. I always said Live (as in "living") Alive. Thought it sounded best that way and makes more sense to me than live like live television.
There's not enough female characters in this game
cavewoman and kung fu chick are not enough for you?
Every story has female characters in it
>when you try to maymay but fail because esl zoomie
If say it’s 100% certainly a snes rpg
I beat every chapter except the ninja and whatever happens after you beat the first seven and kinda dropped it, don't understand why people like it so much, and I'm a sucker for squaresoft 90s jrpgs.
tbh ninja chapter is easily the worst chapter in the game, next to some of the obscure progression shit you have to do in Near Future chapter. Hopefully the remake makes some of what you have to do or where to go less obtuse.
The robot chapter had the worst case of 'interact with random shit until the plot moves on' for me, I mean it was cute and all but from a gameplay perspective it was absolute fricking dogshit, then again who plays these games for their gameplay
The remake has an Octopath style "radar" that shows you where your next objective is.
Good ideas, mediocre as hell execution. 5/10.
Scenario writing being based so heavily around the simplest, most cookie-cutter tropes makes most scenarios uninteresting, those that aren't overstay their welcome through tedious mechanics, and the battle system's got a real bizarre priority style where you basically have to pass turns to just your one or two most effective members, since the enemy gets one move for every action you take - which then has a knock-on effect in that battles with a boss accompanied by a few toadies are paradoxically EASIER than ones against just that one more powerful mook, since the weaker guys waste turns just walking around.
I liked the first scenario I played, prehistory, a lot - the spritework and style of humor reminded pleasantly of FFV - but none of the others really matched its pace and personality, and I was real burntout by the end of things.
It's not that great, but I do like how experimental it is.
I honestly wouldn't have minded if the whole game was just a prehistory themed JRPG.
It definitely is one of the snes rpgs out there. Right up there with other game.
Are you kidding? Live A Life is one of the rpgs of all time.
>cube chapter is placed in 2099
Never noticed that
That's just when Captain Square was made.
It was installed on the Cogito Ergosum so that might be a recent game from that era.
I suppose that makes sense.
However the remake is changing it to be specifically a retro game originally released in 1994.
It's Leev's Seev and Feev.
its liv a liev i dont give a frick what anyone says it certainly aint that five alive bullshit they are just wrong like the Australians and "seaga" and i will fight anyone on this we will throw fricking fists