DRAGON QUEST® XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age™ - Definitive Edition

Alors le gros plus de ce jeu par rapport aux autre Dragon quest, c'est sa longueur de jeu, on en a vraiment pour son argent... Le point négatif est le mode 2D, l'image est horrible, ils auraient mieux fait de faire quelque chose de plus court pour les quêtes 2D (mes quêtes 2D sont à l'abandon pour l'instant) mais en 3D. Après c'est mieux de mettre cela que rien. Je pense que cela reste mon dragon quest préféré car il est bien plus long que les autres. Je trouve que c'est vraiment ce qui manque sur les autres dragon quest (trop court). Au cas ou, je n'ai pas encore fini le jeu, je suis en train de farmer les dernier équipements.

DQXIS is, simply, the much better version to play of DQXI, owing to its expanded (optional) content and QoL features that weren't present in the original, such as battle speed options, cutscene-skipping, and something I especially appreciate, being able to purchase previously-obtained crafting materials right at the forge, at reasonable but considerable prices. That said, I think the original has the better narrative because XIS, ironically, [i]adds[/i] something that makes it worse. [SPOILER WARNING] XIS adds 4 different, mandatory interludes between acts 1 and 2 focusing on each of your party members, sans two, showing how/what they've been doing after Yggdrasil fell. What this means is that when you return to playing as the Luminary, losing your party members hits significantly less hard. You know they're alive, you already know how they're doing, and you have a general idea of where they are. It also gives you a glimpse of what some locations in the world look like after the bad guy takes over. It doesn't have that sense of hopelessness that was present as you travel the fallen world alone because you're fully expecting to find your friends in the exact same situation that you've already seen, and subsequently doesn't have that sense of surprise and relief when you do. It also doesn't have that feeling of rediscovering the world from the start, now ruled by darkness, because you've already seen a sizeable portion of it. It removes the mystery, is what I'm trying to say. These interludes are also essentially just a long series of extremely linear sections with a few mandatory battles, so they're extra boring. I already think the story of act 3 was awful because it literally undoes the fantastic act 2, but they've gone one step further and made act 2 worse before it even began. But oh well, it's still nice to play, at least.