#SITTING ON CLOUDS BERSERIA OST SERIES#

Most positive reviews aren't about how great it is, but just that it's 'not as bad as people say'. Then Zestiria was basically just an okay game. Then women also had issues with Velvet, because they thought she was oversexualized and the game was actually discussed like that - like they only tried to cater to horny teens. An audience that is used to male protagonists might not be fine with that. I think Berseria just had shitty marketing.įirst of all, a woman is the MC. I didn't hate the game, it was just really average, and it didn't seem like it was even trying to be anything spectacular. but that's most of the criticism I remember having at the time. It's been over a year since I played it (and unfortunately, the game didn't end up being very memorable to me) so I could be forgetting a lot of things. Just about any time something truly earthshaking happened for the characters, I was sitting there going 'yeah, I know, I played Zestiria.' and Bienfu was definitely a miss.īeing a prequel, it had the disadvantage of having a lot of predictable plot twists. Mascot characters can be pretty hit-and-miss in Tales games. I don't think there was a single memorable track (aside from the fantastic opening song, thank you Flow). And for certain antagonists, I feel like they really didn't need to be so cartoonishly evil (and waaay into slavery), since it kinda tipped the scale away from what could have been a great clash of morally gray factions. but I feel like most of them didn't really get that chance, and they ended up coming off a bit flat. The story really could've been a solid subversion of the usual heroes vs villains archetype, and the antagonists had genuinely good reasons to believe themselves to be the good guys, which should have allowed them to develop into sympathetic, complex characters. They're not a replacement for animated cutscenes! As someone who's always loved skits as something that fleshes out world details and character relationships, I actually grew sick of them in Berseria. Seeing characters interact with each other and the environment is a big part of Tales-style storytelling! But so many scenes were depicted through cheaply-made two-dimensional skit sequences. What really stood out to me in Berseria was how much they cut corners when it came to animating cutscenes. Berseria and Zestiria both felt rushed and half-assed, which is unfortunate because they had a lot of good ideas and promise behind them Namco just didn't give the team enough time to really flesh out the stories. I can't speak for the fandom at large, but I had a lot of issues with it, to be honest. Related Websites and Groupsįlair images from Tales of Transparent, Brilliant Cataclysmic Rips, and Abyssal Chronicles' Tales of Card Evolve Gallery. >!Repede is a good boy.!< ➜ Repede is a good boy. Please be considerate about spoilers! Not everyone has played every game, so if you want to post about things that might be considered spoilers, please use the spoiler tag on your post and choose your title carefully so people won't be spoiled just by reading it.įor spoilers in textposts and comments use spoiler tags as follows: If you have any questions or need to report anything, please message the moderators. No more than 3 meme submissions per user per week.įor a more detailed breakdown of the rules, see the extended rules page.News/Info Only No News/Info Discussions Only No Discussions Questions Only No Questions Media Only No Media Fan Art Only No Fan Art Memes Only No Memes Subreddit Rules

#SITTING ON CLOUDS BERSERIA OST SERIES#

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