Explain what attracts you to these Dynasty Warrior type games.

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  • grumpy_new_yorker
    grumpy_new_yorker Members Posts: 5,962 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    never played one...

    been wanting to try Sengoku Basara. heard it was very similar to Dynasty Warriors.
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  • -Karl-
    -Karl- Members Posts: 2,196 ✭✭
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    My one friend buys them. He loves all that history ? though.

    The game is the most mindnumbing ? in the world.
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  • supaman4321
    supaman4321 Members Posts: 946
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    I've read the Romance novels so it's interesting to see the creators interpretations of the history although before playing 7 I hadn't played them for a while because i did get a little burnt out, but I like the gameplay and characters it's a fun beat 'em up but i wouldn't recommend dropping the $60 unless you're a fan of the history
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  • kevmic
    kevmic Members Posts: 1,888 ✭✭
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    For me it's just a good stress relief. I use to play the game on the PS2 with my friends. We would just beat ? up so we could earn all the characters and weapons. It wasn't until maybe the 3 or 4th one came out that I found out it came from a historic Romance novel. I stopped playing after the 4th one, and I bought this new one, and I really like it. I saw a movie on Netflix called the Three Kingdoms that had all the major characters from the game that made me even more interested with Dynasty Warriors 7 since I got a much better idea of the actual story.
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  • Mr. 66Hundred
    Mr. 66Hundred Members Posts: 1,124 ✭✭✭
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    the fact that alot (if not all) of those characters are real people who actually lived
    Lu Bu was a real person

    but really I jus like being about to fight whole armies and havin alot of enemies on screen at one time
    jus dismantling everything and everybody I come in contact with

    they could really take the franchise to new heights if they would be put more effort into the fighting and strategy points of the game
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  • grumpy_new_yorker
    grumpy_new_yorker Members Posts: 5,962 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    not gonna front.

    romance of the three kingdom games were dope back in the day.
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  • kevmic
    kevmic Members Posts: 1,888 ✭✭
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    The Jamel wrote: »
    do you all also play the more strategy based ones like what use to be on NES?

    Nope, after DW4 I just stop playing altogether, because it was the same game over and over. I only bought this new one because it's been awhile since I played. Only strategy game I was ever into was Dragon Force for the Sega Saturn. I haven't seen a strategy game close to that since.
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  • genocide_cutter
    genocide_cutter Members Posts: 7,748 ✭✭✭
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    Whats more fun than killing hudreds of troops by yourself?
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  • supaman4321
    supaman4321 Members Posts: 946
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    genocide_cutter wrote: »
    Whats more fun than killing hudreds of troops by yourself?

    You are a true hero of the Three Kingdoms!
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  • Dakari
    Dakari Members Posts: 9,387 ✭✭✭
    edited April 2011
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    dun.jpg

    My ? !
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