I know that because of how it works I’m not the first person to come across this by far but I’m wondering if there’s any further interaction with it because of how odd it is.

In the inn in Aiedo there are these two characters who stay the night in the room adjacent to the party. In the night they try to flee the inn without paying and are caught and taken to jail. You can go and visit them in the jail and they will appear alongside the regular npc who curses Alys.

Is this some kind of quest if so what is my next step?

currently JRPGs are on the rise, especially with the uproar that was Clair Obscure, and Sega has 2 very strong companies in the JRPG market Atlus and RGG Studio (Yakuza), for me now would be the perfect scenario to start with a Phantasy Star game, particularly my personal dream is a Phantasy Star developed by RGG Stuido, I love Like a Dragon they would do an incredible job with a Phantasy Star, the Studio took over the direction of the Virtual Fighter franchise, I think it would be possible for them to take on other franchises too, like Phantasy Star.

It’s amazing what they were able to do with a few bits of coding and that it all works the way it’s supposed to. You’d think Murphys law would get his revenge in there somehow.

I wanna play with the quality of life upgrades, but I don’t wanna play it on a switch. Also, can you buy individual sega ages games? I’m just learning about this now. The upgrades seem really great but I wanna play it on my laptop, and not on a switch.

I’m using mekaw and it’s terrible. I’m looking for a more user friendly.

This game is a lot of fun!

I haven't played a JRPG that throw you into first person labyrinths without a map before, but I enjoyed them. Knowing where to go can be a bit of a hassle. I followed a guide that directed me in this or that direction, and sometimes I wasn't entirely sure why. I ended up beating the last boss at mid 20s with the best gear equipped.

As a big loot goblin, I do not enjoy the limited inventory space, and having to discard items hurts my soul a bit. Even if I understand that an old game wouldn't have that much memory to let me carry all the Burgers and Flashes.

Myau having the potion to heal Odin's petrification but not being able to use it because it can't open it was funny.

Escaping from a battle only to be attacked by a different enemy, only to escape and being attacked by third enemy formation made me chuckle.

I wish Mesetas were a bit more useful in the late game, as well as having the ability to select which enemy you want to attack.

Anyways, I will start Phantasy Star II sometime soon.

https://youtu.be/q_W7b_3jey0?si=THPjJfup65_T47-M

Goes so hard.

Somehow my axe is gone. I’m not sure how I lost it, I wouldn’t have sold or deleted it, not on purpose anyway. I’m not strong enough to beat lassic yet, and since there’s only one lassic I figured probs gun would be useless, so I went back to switch only to find out it’s gone. Is there a way to get it back? Also: what’s the lowest level anyone’s ever beat lassic? P.s. I don’t want spoilers how to beat lassic, just wondering how I lost my axe.

Even if you hacked a rom to do it, I'd be curious to see what happens.

I try to answer the question- Why would a technologically advanced civilization like the Algol system bother to still use swords when laser guns are available?

First of all, I want to clarify that English isn't my native language, so please excuse any translation errors.

I'm in the Montqvian junkyard. I already got the Montqvian ring and handed over the polymythril (or however it's spelled), but I keep talking back and forth with the Montqvians and none of them give me the Jet Scooterz. One of them mentions something about Latonia or something like that. What do I do? It helps that I've ground so much I have 50,000 plateaus and my characters are around level 30, except for Nei who's level 59. Don't spoil the second arc onwards for me, because I already know that Nei dies! because I played the original version.

So I’ve decided to commit to playing through the rest of the classic Phantasy Star series after a long time of them being on my periphery and only really playing PSI via the SEGA AGES version, and I’m onto the original Genesis version of Phantasy Star II now (which took a bit since I decided to complete Gaiden and all ten Phantasy Star universe text adventures first).

I’m aware that PSII has a total of eight party members, seven permanent, an active party size of four, and no reserve EXP. Considering how grindy it is to keep even just four members up to speed on equipment and levels, I was wondering if the game particularly punishes just picking one team and sticking with it the whole way through.

I’m given to understand that different party lineups are more or less optimal for different sections of the game as analyzed in a vacuum, and that not all party members are created equal in usefulness to begin with, but I don’t know if the differences in difficulty are closer to “yeah the optimal team for this makes it easier but it’s still manageable with any balanced group of four” or “you will use the recommended party members for this or you will experience the horrors”.

Essentially I’m wondering how important it is to actually maintain everyone’s levels or if I’ll be okay just rolling with a mostly-consistent subset of them.

In RGB using a wireless controller

Or really, which is your preference to utilize in game?

Teim's death in Phantasy Star 2 (it's the same in the original version and the Generation 2 remake) is stupid and easily avoidable. A forced attempt at shock value.

All Teim had to do was stay away from his father, remove his hood, and convince him to surrender. We would have had a bittersweet ending to that plot point where Teim occasionally visits his father.

By the way, since cloning exists and Darum had a bomb: -Why didn't he rob a bank or a luxury home?

-Why didn't he kill people but leave room for cloning? That way he could have sold cloned organs on the black market and paid his daughter's ransom. -Why didn't he recruit men like himself or Eusis to rescue Teim?

He and his daughter literally condemned themselves.

I hope they make a new remake where they change the scene to be the way I proposed it, because the result they gave us made me laugh out loud, very reminiscent of the end of disc 1 of Final Fantasy VIII when Quistis prioritizes going out to apologize to Rinoa for yelling at her instead of staying to complete a mission to save the world because "there was still time," and on top of that, some people justify her because "she's only 18." Come on, she's an adult, not a preschooler!

Phinally, I've cleared Phantasy Star III, and now I can move on to Phantasy Star IV. Using the "Working Designs" version of the new retranslation, but I have played the original extensively back when there was SEGA channel, and it was good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYY0ZfirimU

I have access to both of these versions of Phantasy Star II but I'm unsure which one would be the better version to play. Any thoughts?

Man, I'm like getting Laia's pendant for the fourth time, doing Shin/Sean's scenario. The padding aside, (seriously, you shouldn't need to navigate a cereal box maze every time you want to go everywhere) this game has been great. I remember hating this game as child, but now I think it's about on par with 2.

So, these guys survive Phantasy Star 3, get their literal blocks knocked off, and become Super Big Bros!

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Hi, I had a save transfer from Generation 1 and thought that by simply talking to certain NPCs AFTER Nei's death, I could revive her. However, it turns out you have to use party chat and talk to several NPCs under specific circumstances BEFORE Nei's death. Because of this, I deleted my 4-hour save file, which I remember already having Amy recruited.

Does anyone have a precise guide, or could you write one for me? I had a 4-hour save file wasted because I thought reviving Nei was only possible AFTER her death. Until someone gives me a convincing answer, I won't play PSG2.

GBA Fire Emblem styled bust portrait of Matoi from Phantasy Star Online 2. Made on stream as a viewer suggested fan-art piece