'Randomness'

[ckdamascus]

I sort of agree that not being able to finish a set is "stupid", but that adds to the challenge. Do you dare to farm out all the monsters, or save some so you can beef up your "needs 50 victory items"?

Being able to use the map labeller/editor helps you keep notes on key items you might have or remember, etc.

Crossworlds helps a little bit on the balance, either that or I just got really lucky.

Impossible Mage, no re-loading, phantom and call phoenix was immediately available on the first island along with rune mages.

I found resurrection reasonably early too, before or around I started stomping around Verona.

I also found some damage resist items already, and I am only level 25.

[Swindley]

I find the randomness to be one of the games best qualities..
How boring wouldnt the game be on the 2nd playthrough if you just did the exact same thing as the 1st time, used the same units, and the same items...

The way the games forces you to adapt to a situation, using what's available is something I really enjoy, and I find myself playing totally different now than I did last time because I don't have access to the same spells/units/items.

Last game there were no demonoligists the entire game, so let's hope I find some this time Lack of units this time made me experiment abit with droids too, which was fun
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[joasoz]

I want much more randomness. Random quests, random areas and such. No playthrough should be the same.

[onepiece]

It's good but exasperatiing when you receive things like bears of devil fish to buy and nothing good (almost all the stores at verona now have them and only 1 stack of paladins!)

I support random areas and maybe quest (given similar rewards so the player doesn't favour one over the other)