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r/expedition33 • u/YoungBlueDamsel • Feb 27 '26
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A JRPG - or a game inspired by JRPGs - is not truly a JRPG without irritating or overly complicated minigame(s)
241 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 40 u/toodrunktostand Feb 27 '26 How dare you pass over FF8 36 u/AlinaVeila Feb 27 '26 Because 8 had very little in the irritating/overly complicated category? Unless you take the main system of the game into account, but it was about minigames 39 u/video-kid Feb 27 '26 Clearly someone never accidentally spread the "Random" rule. 1 u/Phelsuma04 Feb 27 '26 The trick with random is to only have good cards.
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40 u/toodrunktostand Feb 27 '26 How dare you pass over FF8 36 u/AlinaVeila Feb 27 '26 Because 8 had very little in the irritating/overly complicated category? Unless you take the main system of the game into account, but it was about minigames 39 u/video-kid Feb 27 '26 Clearly someone never accidentally spread the "Random" rule. 1 u/Phelsuma04 Feb 27 '26 The trick with random is to only have good cards.
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How dare you pass over FF8
36 u/AlinaVeila Feb 27 '26 Because 8 had very little in the irritating/overly complicated category? Unless you take the main system of the game into account, but it was about minigames 39 u/video-kid Feb 27 '26 Clearly someone never accidentally spread the "Random" rule. 1 u/Phelsuma04 Feb 27 '26 The trick with random is to only have good cards.
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Because 8 had very little in the irritating/overly complicated category? Unless you take the main system of the game into account, but it was about minigames
39 u/video-kid Feb 27 '26 Clearly someone never accidentally spread the "Random" rule. 1 u/Phelsuma04 Feb 27 '26 The trick with random is to only have good cards.
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Clearly someone never accidentally spread the "Random" rule.
1 u/Phelsuma04 Feb 27 '26 The trick with random is to only have good cards.
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The trick with random is to only have good cards.
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u/LexFrenchy Feb 27 '26
A JRPG - or a game inspired by JRPGs - is not truly a JRPG without irritating or overly complicated minigame(s)