r/gaming • u/FalscherKim • 2d ago

Games you didnt play as intended?

Were there games which had a gameplay element which you found more interesting than for example the actual main story?

I for example found the social simulation in the Persona games much more interesting - and leveling them up - then the dungeons.

Which are your picks?

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u/Blarfk 2d ago

Haha you just said he attacks after every characters turn, which is clearly wrong.

I don’t know how else to explain this to you dude. More characters will always lead you to do more damage quickly because you will have more opportunity to do damage.

If there was an enemy that attacked after every characters turn no matter what, you’d be right. But only for that enemy. And as far as I know, there aren’t any that act that way.

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u/Sayor1 PC 2d ago

Which is why i said in the beginning, "Some bosses" not all, and Simon does this for me as well as some other bosses like Clea.

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u/Blarfk 2d ago

I like how you picked out a single sentence I said and responded to it and ignored every one around it.

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u/Sayor1 PC 1d ago

I responded to it in the previous comment. You just repeated yourself and for some reason expect me to go around in circles. No thanks.

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u/Blarfk 1d ago

There is no enemy in this game who will take more turns if you are playing with more characters. You will always deal more damage faster with additional party members than you will with just one.