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Message: [QUOTE="SpikeSlania, post: 179255, member: 300252"] Yeah, in my old age (36) I do appreciate grinding in JRPGs more. There's some JRPGs I never beat when I was younger because I refused to go out and grind (looking at you Lunar 2). But I have since beaten games like Phantasy Star and Breath of Fire, but damn did Breath of Fire really did it's best to kill me with it's encounters, bad dungeon designs, and not telling me where to go next. I do like what they did with Neo Fantasian which a couple of people mentioned so far, being able to stock up to 30 enemies in another space and then activating it all at once to go to town. Reminds me a bit of how you would grind in Last Remnant. Though I ended up rage quitting Neo Fantasian since I ended up in one of the hardest side dungeons right when it became available and you have to use a character I just got back into my party who is lacking in gear and levels, and there's no way to leave and no shops to access. So starting think I don't mind encounters that much as compared to level design <.< [/QUOTE]

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