The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak includes:
After the war, Calvard is enjoying unprecedented economic prosperity. However, the public grows uncertain as the number of immigrants increases and political reform runs rampant. Follow Van, a young man and local spriggan, on a unique request that will prove more than he bargained for. Will the nation fall into chaos?
The AT (Action Time) battle command has been completely revamped transitioning seamlessly from field battles to turn-based combat. The sixth-generation tactical orbment Xipha offers a revolutionary combat experience unique to this iteration of the Trails series!
In addition, the Topic System allows players to gain an advantage in battle by using conversation topics as bargaining chips. These topics can be obtained by interacting with other characters throughout the city. The game also features the Alignment system, which allows players to change their character’s three unique attributes and influence characteristics such as their status, the forces they fight with (or against), and even how the plot unfolds.
Dive into the dynamic adventure in "Trails through Daybreak!"
The spriggan's life is but one of many professions that has emerged from the Calvard Republic. Be it playing detective, negotiator, or bounty hunter, Van Arkride takes on the kind of work that can't be taken to more legitimate sources. It could be something the police can't handle, work that's best left out of the public eye, or even a request from a criminal of organization in the underworld; so long as it pays and doesn't cross too far over the gray line, he'll accept near-any job that comes across his table.
The year is 1208. A prim-and-proper young lady dressed in the uniform of an esteemed academy visits a dilapidated, multi-tenant building in a downtown district of Edith, the nation's capital. With a most dignified gaze, she looks upon the plague of the door before her. It reads: 'ARKRIDE Solutions Office: Complicated Matters Only.'
Steeling herself, she knocks on the door three times.
"First thing in the morning...?" a relaxed yet surprisingly young voice grumbles with a yawn.
From the moment he opens the door to greet her, a new tale begins.
The AT (Action Time) Battle system has been completely revamped, transitioning seamlessly from field battles to turn-based combat.
The sixth-generation combat orbment, Xipha, offers a revolutionary combat experience unique to this iteration of the Trails series!
In addition, the Topic system allows players to gain an advantage in battle by using conversation topics as bargaining chips. These topics can be obtained by interacting with other characters throughout the city.
The game also features the Alignment system, which allows players to change their character’s three unique attributes and influence characteristics such as their status, the forces they fight with (or against), and even how the story unfolds.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak - Free Sample Set:
It includes the following DLC:
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Posted on: November 1, 2024
Brafitter
Jeux: 229 Avis: 6
Eastern...part of Trails my ass.
Katanas, kimonos, eastern rituals of tea sipping and exotic fighting styles. All of this sugested diferent part of east Zemuria then it shows in Daybreak. For me it felt like betrayal. What we have is false experiance of desert crap with camels and Dubai BS.
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Posted on: August 30, 2024
BeGoneBaizuo
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 161 Avis: 4
Nothing like its predecessors!
I fell in love with trails back around CS2. I have since played every game and found each one unique and fascinating. The characters were relatable. The world building was phenomenal. Another great aspect was the FANTASY political intrigue. However, in daybreak the mask came off. I am constantly told how bad white people are and how anyone who wishes to maintain their countries history and traditions is a villain of comical proportions. The most common phrase in this game is "white supremacist". It was horribly annoying. Especially because race was never a thing in trails before. It was always setup as people of different countries. The bashing and constant threats of violence against anyone who thinks differently is staggering. They obviously threw away the FANTASY aspect and tried to implant current Marxist politics in this game. On top of the constant anti-white, pro replacement narrative, the game-play was boring. Trails really hit its peak in reverie for combat. The arts (magic) system sucked because you couldn't have tons of end game spells you wanted. You were locked into whatever spell set they game you, and then you may be able to add 2-3 on to that. Also, the field combat was horrible. It was so repetitive. They stripped so much away from the combat it feels like a different game. I guess that is the whole narrative though. If you don't like the way the things are changing, you're just a crazy bigot.
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