03-16-2016, 12:45 AM
(03-15-2016, 10:20 PM)Psychospacecow Wrote: Currently trying to beat the PS2 Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force. Its not as broken as Forbidden Memories, but that's not saying much. Literally everything outside the card game in the game is a coin flip. Every conversation can be friend making or breaking. Every character has a favorite sandwich (like an entire unprocessed Durian, Dried Salmon, Ramen, mystery meat, an egg made out of solid gold or a single card...) and you give them sandwiches to boost affinity. Those sandwiches are acquired via roulette. Card packs are what you'd expect but most anything remotely good is super rare. The ai misses lethal all the time (when you have them as a partner...), and the game won't always let you activate cards when it should. Its like Konami wanted to make a Yu-Gi-Oh! Pachinko machi...oh boy. Worst part is that you really don't have to play the card aspect much to succeed, and those coln flips take form of a dating simulator which is required to progress the story... (You have to max out someone before the game's "Big Tournament" or you start from the very beginning again.) This is 4 in-game months into story, with each day lasting on average about 12 minutes if you're working to max people and don't duel at all.) I have bad taste in games I feel determined to beat again.
I'm going to guess tha the game either doesn't allow you to transfer your cards into the main game, has you pay for card transfers (and makes them uber expensive), locks the good cards until you have enough "duelist points," or a combo of all these. Most of the Yu-Gi-Oh! games I've played have had one of these and they bug.