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Sometimes, I get lost in the sheer scope of Digital Devil Saga's dungeons (You have three doors. Each of those doors leads to three more doors. You must now explore each path fully for everything, until you find the correct path, in which case you must backtrack and then explore all the other paths completely, then take the correct path again).

Couple that with the high encounter rate. Then the pain begins to set in.

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zigfried Apr 22, 2006

That's why it's AWESOME.

//Zig

yamishuryou Blogger Apr 22, 2006

I know. I like high difficulty rates that can be reduced by actually using your brain, but it's been so long since I've encountered a game that you've had to do that, it's hard getting back in.

honestgamer Staff Apr 22, 2006

Hard but sweet. I forget. Do you already have the second one? Because playing the both of them is what makes the whole experience all the cooler!

yamishuryou Blogger Apr 22, 2006

I already told you on AIM that it was hard getting adjusted to DDS after DDS2. Of course, I have to pick up another copy of DDS2 for THAT reason. (Thankfully, Amazon.com still seems to have some in stock for $40).

honestgamer Staff Apr 23, 2006

Yeah, you told me that on AIM after I posted my first response... by a good two hours. When you told me on AIM, in fact, I assumed it was because you saw my response here and simply chose to respond to me via chat. So there!

yamishuryou Blogger Apr 23, 2006

Well, I told you that I had played the 2nd one only a few days before that! And then all the times I bugged you to send me your own copy of the first so that I could have a complete set. So there!

Genj Apr 23, 2006

Katt fight.