Im thinking of getting Baiten Kaitos for my birthday, has anyone played it?
Is it like PSO Episode3?
Lol no not at all i boght it and beat it but it was hooridel truly a wast of money... it has to do with cards yes but the story line is meteocker and it drags on like its never going to end.
Well, I guess everyone has thier own opinion...but personally I thought the game was excellent. The intuitve active time card battling system was a breath of fresh air from the RPG trend and the graphics and story were top notch. I did have issues with the voice acting, but the game was really great despite that fact. It had its own unique identity from all other RPG's out there.
View the thread linked below for more info and opinions. I'm sure you'll find that many people liked it and thought it was more than "mediocre".
http://ragol.warcrafttavern.com/forums/s...php?t=4348
I also liked it... but it is nothing like PSO ep.III. I rate it 4.8 stars out of 5.
As Kisanzi linked, you can see I really like it! I turned off the voice acting, haven't finished it yet though.
By the way.. in that other thread.. "That sucks mr shoe uk. =/ I think I might get it for Christmas so that would rule." Wow, makes the time seem like it has just whizzed by. Then again, sometimes I can think of things just last week and they seem like so long away.
Our perception of time can be most odd!
Cool thanks for your views
Is the card system complicated?
i dont know never played the game but i know that some cards will change while in your inventory for a long time. ex. Peach=peach boy=Wonder MOMO
this happens with some cards but not them all
The graphics look above average but the game itself doesnt look amazing...ive yet to play it though.
My brother owns this game, and it does look quite fun. However, I never actually got around to playing it. My recommendation would be to rent it, or maybe even buy it if you've gotten enough good reviews/comments on it. Although, as I've said, I couldn't give you an accurate answer on the title; haven't really played it.
Nah, the card sytem goes a little like this: You have a certain amount of cards you can use per turn, which raises up to nine later in the game, if you use the same numbers more than once you do more damage/healing. If you put in a set, ex. 1234, or 6543, you also do more damage/healing. these numbers are found on the corners of your cards, you simply use the c stick to pick what number you want to use for that card. Tis easy, you'll catch onto it easily enough.