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Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by Bragatyr » Fri Apr 10, '20, 6:29 am
My girlfriend and I are both Phantasy Star fans, and I love speedruns, so lately we've been watching notable runs, like at RPG Limit Break. I love to see the way games are broken down by runners, you learn a lot about the mechanics, and of course seeing Phantasy Star still being played with passion is always cool.
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by myau56 » Fri Apr 10, '20, 11:01 am
You are right : speedruns could be great to watch ! Personaly, I've never watched speedruns but why not to start with PS ones ? 
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by MrKite » Mon Feb 1, '21, 1:23 pm
I am not a fan of speedruns. They ruin the enjoyment IMO. Prefer to take it slow so I can take in the full experience.
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Not speed run per say, but low-level run.
by Zio_Falz » Sun Feb 28, '21, 12:32 am
Not speed run per say, but low-level run.
I have actually beat Phantasy Star II at level 24 before, no cheats or assists, or saves tates. It was when I owned a Gameboy Advance with the PS collection. But I do admit to using the visophon and the open menu/close menu trick that is built into PSII natively, which eliminates random encounters.
Same with PSIV, but at level 27, on my sega genesis. far more tedious.
I have actually beat Phantasy Star II at level 24 before, no cheats or assists, or saves tates. It was when I owned a Gameboy Advance with the PS collection. But I do admit to using the visophon and the open menu/close menu trick that is built into PSII natively, which eliminates random encounters.
Same with PSIV, but at level 27, on my sega genesis. far more tedious.
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Re: Not speed run per say, but low-level run.
by myau56 » Mon Mar 28, '22, 5:51 pm
Yes ! You can eliminate random encounters like that ! Heard something about it beforeZio_Falz wrote:Not speed run per say, but low-level run.
I have actually beat Phantasy Star II at level 24 before, no cheats or assists, or saves tates. It was when I owned a Gameboy Advance with the PS collection. But I do admit to using the visophon and the open menu/close menu trick that is built into PSII natively, which eliminates random encounters.
Same with PSIV, but at level 27, on my sega genesis. far more tedious.
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by Apprentice_of_Crys » Mon Apr 18, '22, 10:51 pm
Nope. While gaming, I like to chill. No speedruns for me in my single player experience.
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by myau56 » Tue Apr 26, '22, 12:54 pm
I understand how you feel, my dear Apprentice !Apprentice_of_Crys wrote:Nope. While gaming, I like to chill. No speedruns for me in my single player experience.
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by jessie » Tue Apr 26, '22, 1:22 pm
I don't mind speed runs for games like Sonic or Mario Bros. On the other hand RPGs are story based and are to be enjoyed at a slower pace.
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by Fogeltje » Sat May 14, '22, 8:26 pm
I see streamers doing PSIV speedruns sometimes, but it's not really my thing to be honest.
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Re: Does anyone else enjoy Phantasy Star speedruns?
by myau56 » Sun May 15, '22, 12:21 pm
Ah FOGELTJE ! Long Time no see ! Maybe that was a SLOWrun to come back here !Fogeltje wrote:I see streamers doing PSIV speedruns sometimes, but it's not really my thing to be honest.
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