Still unsurpassed
Still unsurpassed
Oliver Cook
Samuel Campbell
*blocks thy path*
Noah Reyes
the worst nu-megaten game
Luis Cook
Based. Fuck nostalgiafags.
Austin Martinez
The popularity of Persona 5 and subsequently SMT 5 has brought in enough people who needlessly spout their contrarian nonsense regarding Nocturne
You don't see personafags shit on Strange Journey, Digital Devil Saga, Devil Survivor or pre-Nocturne games because they aren't as well known and they don't feel the same justification to push it down to make Persona 5 look "better" in comparison despite both games being solid as fuck
Samuel Sullivan
Not this piece of shit. They both have god-awful writing but at the very least Nocturne has the decency to keep it to a minimum.
Anthony Carter
persona 5 is not a good game
Jonathan Perry
Is DDS2 worth playing? I finished the first one and it was okay but I really missed fusing my own demons.
Parker Ross
Nocturne has always been heavily overrated because it's baby's first SMT and it's """hard""" (despite there being no difficulty after matador/dante)
SJ, 4, and 5 are better
William Turner
how's the remaster?
Oliver Bailey
nah, games like persona 3 and nocturne were pretty overhyped by each respective fanbase. At the very least, nocturne is still a good game despite Strange Journey, 4, 5 and 1 are better, persona 3 is straight up shit and is significantly worse compared to 1, 2ISEP, 4 and 5 but faggots still sucks its' dick
Bentley Foster
The dreamy atmosphere of this game is still unsurpassed. They took the first minute of SMT I and made it into a full game.
Jacob Watson
I'm always afraid to start playing SMT and finding out they're busywork like Digital Devil Saga
Brandon Foster
bait
Josiah Lewis
Remaster or PS2 version emulated?
Gavin Reyes
Not even the best JRPG on its console.
Jason Cox
It's easier for new players to get into than older SMT's, but I personally had a much better time with SMT1 and 2 than I did Nocturne. In fact I'd say Nocturne's the only SMT I've finished so far that's had me like "fuck when's this gunna be over" when I played through it. It's not a bad game by any means but it didn't captivate me like 1, 2, and Strange Journey did.
Wish someone would make a hard mode mod for SMT1 that makes you use status aliments that aren't nerve bullets or Zio more, but without inflating HP pools and store prices.
Jack Russell
>it's baby's first SMT
That would be IV
>(despite there being no difficulty after matador/dante)
False since getting in a battle with the wrong magatama can equal death at any point in the game, though it's true that it gets easier past Dante.
The PS2 version has random skill inheritance which is an absolute cancer, but on the other hand I don't like the remaster's lighting system. It's up to you.
Andrew Harris
>finished the first one and it was okay but I really missed fusing my own demons.
DDS2 it's not going to fix that, DDS2 is literally DDS Part 2 as it was originally going to be a single game before being split apart and DDS2 being sold a few months after DDS1. So no fusing demons or any of that shit. I would say still play it just to finish the story
cope
I prefer the PS2 version, but the remaster has some QoL improvements, mainly being able to choose your fusion skills and the choice of having raidou as the extra character
Evan Smith
Incredible art direction and vision. You just don't get games with this much love and care poured into them anymore, especially from Atlus. It's even more impressive when you consider it was released a decade after II and the series had to be modernized in a completely new industry landscape. Nocturne is THE Megaten game and the fact that almost every game in the franchise takes so much from it since it released is undeniable proof.
Parker Sanchez
>Yosuga