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Message: [QUOTE="Graves Ruinwalker, post: 197090, member: 186183"] Yeah , i agree. Many JRPGs waste alot of time for even small events . But still , there are some JRPGs that cut the BS and get straight to the point . But those are mostly old JRPGs and those even tend to have enough story that you kinda forget it because the overworld alone give enough content to explore it . Playing Metal Max Returns on a Snes-emulator and its always straight to the point while being refreshing to have a open world to explore without a story that makes the game very linear or even forbids to explore a secret dungeon because its not the story-time for that secret dungeon . But JRPGs are becoming way too depended on the story which results in visual novels with some RPG-battles inbetween instead being RPGs to roleplay in a setting . [/QUOTE]

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