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That's why I have a big problem with Legend of Mana. The game basically requires a guide. With how the game advertises itself with how many choices you get and how open it is, it's mind boggling with how precise everything has to be in the game to get certain quests started. It also doesn't help when you start a quest, it doesn't even tell you the objective, just a title of the quest.

It's annoying when you talk to a guy who just says "I need help", and a quest starts, and all it tells you is "Bob's boogers", then you're thinking "okay, so what do I do?". So you go online and find out that you have to use an item to open up a new map, then go through mazelike cave to find that item he really need, that he didn't tell you about.

Also there's some RPG's where there's a game mechanic that you don't really need to use, so you wang wing the entire game, until you get to a boss near the end, or just the final boss in general and now you're required to use it.

That's why I have a big problem with Legend of Mana. The game basically requires a guide. With how the game advertises itself with how many choices you get and how open it is, it's mind boggling with how precise everything has to be in the game to get certain quests started. It also doesn't help when you start a quest, it doesn't even tell you the objective, just a title of the quest.

It's annoying when you talk to a guy who just says "I need help", and a quest starts, and all it tells you is "Bob's boogers", then you're thinking "okay, so what do I do?". So you go online and find out that you have to use an item to open up a new map, then go through mazelike cave to find that item he really need, that he didn't tell you about.

Both of these things are just terrible game design... smdh

Hey now, legends of mana is a classic, you can't talk shit sam

It's still a very cryptic game

Been playing skyrim.

Been playing as a Khajiit archer.