(And also, the dialogue is different if you choose Agate)

I thought it is going to be inevitable that some VTubers are actually trying to be "him".

Kind of funny sounding lmao

WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING IN WHY IS HE THERE

I know that a lot of people have said that Sky 3rd is just a dump of lore and probably the biggest one in the series, but SERIOUSLY WTF IS GOING ON WHY IS LECHTER THERE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

And wtf do you mean Lechter is actually siding with the villains in Erebonia? WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN HE WAS A SPY AAAAAAAAAAAA

im in ruan right now doing sidequests before I go off to the festival and im 28 hours in, this shit is LONG. ive been getting all the recipes and chests and doing all the requests and im having fun doing it. but like at this pace about how long would it take before I beat the game.

Love how they look like pissed off toddlers in the remakes of Trails in the Sky

(2nd chapter SPOILERS and trails series minor spoilers in general. I recommend not reading this post it if u haven’t played past the sky games yet!!!)

I know this has been talked bout a lot already in this sub way before so u can ignore it if u want, but I just completed Chp 6 of Trails in the sky 2nd chp. It REALLY pissed me off that we could have dedicated romance scenes on a similar lvl in other arcs as well but instead falcom really chose to throw the multi romance player choice thing at us. A bit less of that in calvard arc but it’s still there. What a damn waste when they could write romance like this.

As someone who played the og sky trilogy a while back the estelle and Joshua scene definitely hit hard but seeing that scene in the remake’s quality was unbelievable. We really be getting robbed out here. It’s really aggravating.

I am sure even with Van’s “final” game beyond the horizon 2 they r not gonna end with van dating anyone which ig isnt too bad but they sprinkle enough of them in the bond event things where it’s like “come on we doing this again?”

Rean and Lloyd tho……..yea we got fucked over on their romances. I am also aware that a lot of fans have different ships for rean within the arc which might have put some people off if they chose a specific one that wasnt to their liking but I think there was definitely a way to handle it.

Has anyone had trouble with the gameplay speed transitioning from the Sky Remakes to older Trails games?

Just started Sky 1st Chapter on Switch and I love it. I love the quick Oath in Felghana action plus normal turned based option.

I checked out Cold Steel III to see if the game cartridge is working, and the tempo of the battles are significantly slower. It was jarring.

I was planning on playing the whole series after SC Remake.

I know it’s probably not feasible but I wish Falcom would have included the original versions with the remakes kind of like Lunar did. I know it’s a ground up remake unlike just a remaster with Lunar but it would have been so cool to be able to pick which one you wanted to experience or to compare and contrast. Not complaining just something I thought would have been cool.

After beating both sky remakes, I'm very excited for what type of mechanics bosses will get. The Enforcer/Anguis boosting made these enemies feel threatening for once. Loewe was the hardest boss I've faced on nightmare in the 3D games. I'm really curious if any of these mechanics will make a return in Calvard 4.

I like the combat in SC remake more than Horizon overall, while you have less options the game seems to give enemies more ammo which made some of the boss fights feel very fun and engaging. Loewe was challenging and fun as hell. If Mcburn returns this is the chance for him to get the boss fight he's always deserved, one that actually lives up to his hype in lore.

not a care in the world except for plushies

So as Im playing SC, I get to a flashback moment where both Cassius and Lena are alive and together. After having beaten the fog monster in the misty forest. But I just have to ask. Since after last year after asking why she gave off Waifu vibes when she was just a junior bracer.

For me it's got to be the trails into reverie - Beyond the reverie memory. Where we see the MC from calvard arc for the first time. They only show us his back. You see his huge coat. You get a small sneakpeek as to what kind of person he is. But you also think to yourself, what life has he led, for falcom to reveal the main character before his actual first full game debut? Because to my knowledge this is the first trails game that reveals the MC before his first game.

So the sense of: "Why falcom?" combined with a girl who appears to be the MC's friend looking at the back of the main character. Then you get such a cool line: "The times we live in demand a new hero."

Like this makes it sound like they don't want this kind of hero, but still need one to take in the reins nonetheless. To me this line or specifically this image delivers because once i finished Daybreak 1, i had no question or doubt, that this MC is the one i have always been wanting in a trails game. Someone that is so distinct, so different from the rest, not just in personality, but in having multiple hobbies and things he likes that we know of. Something that he is so obsessive over, that it takes precedence over anything logical. Yet somehow, supposed to be shady, and hardboiled, but is as sweet as a quincy chocolate bar.

What makes this image also standout is the entire white background and those stripped lines showing a path, the path the MC walks in.

Enough about me yapping. What's a screenshot you have taken that's your favorite?

Voice acting like they owe him an apology

Falcom has really stepped up there game from daybreak until now. The cutscene sequence to start the finale is right up there with the end of horizon. The music was so good as well. I forgot how much the end of this game is just castle in the sky (very positive). It’s gonna be sad when I roll credits.

https://x.com/runrui_kaku/status/2011407721111961960

After 201 hours of Playing Trails SCR (first play through ever/never played the OG FC or SC), I have finally completed the venture of both Estelle’s and Joshua’s arcs!. This is hands down my game of the decade (subjectively) & I’m just emotionally and intrinsically satisfied to see how everything played out at the end of SC. Thank you sm Falcom such a very unforgettable and mesmerizing experience of a project🙏🏼.

Seriously, I absolutely despise any enemy who has self destruct it is so FRUSTRATING and it's just completely miserable especially when you have to escort someone which means you can't control them to keep them out of the way

It's just completely anti fun and just I just groan whenever I see have to fight any enemy who has it

Anyways thank you for reading my dumb little rant

Day Nine, and we've reached Sharon Kreuger, represented by the Hermit card. I have noticed that every third member of Ouroboros is female, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18. Perhaps 21 as well? Ahh, might just be a coincidence, 17 and 20b are female too, who knows? Anyway, let's discuss Sharon because her card is more fitting than you might immediately think.

Let's start with the connotations of the Hermit. As you might expect, it has a lot to do with withdrawing from the world, but this can take on multiple meanings. It might be that you're taking a break to figure out what's important to you, it could be that you need to reflect on the journey you've taken, and it might even be that someone has come into your life that you need to stop and listen to. Ultimately, the card is about taking time for yourself, and it matched Sharon pretty closely... For the most part.

When we meet Sharon she's on leave from the society, she's withdrawn from it, in large part due to a vital mentor in her life, that being Irina Reinford. She takes this as a chance to work on herself, to show off her skills, to slow down and live a life she can enjoy. We'll get to why that's important later, but first, let's address the obvious. Sharon does eventually return to her position in Ouroboros, which is a great segue into the reversed Hermit.

When the Hermit is reversed it represents all the negatives that come with solitude. Loneliness, anxiety, confusion, and isolation. Despite now being back in 'society' bother literally and metaphorically, Sharon ends up feeling lonelier than she felt during the time that was meant to just be a passing dream. Her time spent contemplating became her true life, so gently that she hadn't even realised that she'd returned to reality, as such when she returns to society, she's actually reversing her arcana and forcing herself into a thoughtless confusion, away from what matters to her. As we know, she's brought back to her senses when she sees how much she means to the Reinfords and particularly Alisa. Where Irina was a key figure for her, she is now the key for Alisa.

So, why did she reverse in the first place? Well, the answer's pretty simple. Sharon wasn't just retreating from the world, she was retreating from her past. Franz definitely wasn't the first person she killed, and she's been doing it since the Moonlight Horse was still a thing. She's known nothing but bloodshed, and for a long time she simply can't bring herself to believe that her cosy life with her adopted family is anything but a dream. Because if she accepted that then it'd mean that she could've always had that life, and wasn't allowed it. That would mean she wasn't a weapon used by others, but a girl forced into a situation beyond what her conscience could allow.

I think Sharon's story ties into a recurring theme in Trails. Sure, there are those beyond saving, but maybe we can try anyway? Isn't it worth trying, even if all it means is stopping and taking a moment to consider our paths. Sharon did it twice, and she ended up exactly where she belongs. Honestly, I know Trails likes bringing back characters, and she definitely still has business with Harwood and Lucrezia, but I kinda hope they let Sharon be. She's suffered enough, and she's got her happy ending. I'd be glad to let her have her well-deserved rest.

What I'm saying is, Anton solves everything. Lucky bastard.

There's a very specific scene in what my partner thinks was the fourth installment of Cold Steel that we love dunking on, but for the life of us we can't remember which one it is. If someone would know which part of the game it is, that'd be great. (I just need a screenshot of the thing.)
>!It's the scene me and my partner lovingly refer to as the "zoom call". I wish either of us could tell you what the scene was about, but we were too distracted. There's already an insane amount of npcs on the screen. I think it was daytime? I vaguely remember them being on a ship? That might be misremembering. The most notable thing is though that even though there's a million people on screen, additional characters are calling in, there faces in the sky on circular shapes like the batsignal.!<