One Piece: Pirate Warriors (Playstation 3 Exclusive) Out Now!
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DarkPrince said ...
Thriller Bark is not essential to Brook in this game as anyone playing this either knows exactly what is happening in the story or doesn't know the characters at all so wouldn't know the difference if something was missing.
DarkPrince said ...
Dude honestly read my damn words "Thriller Bark is not essential to Brook in this game". Key words are 'in', 'this' and 'game'.
The game isn't really about One Piece actually, it's more a Sengoku Basara game with very little plot or story, that just happens to have One Piece characters, you go from one map to the other beating up hoards of enemies till you get to a boss, who has no explanation of why he is there or who he really is. So yeah in terms of the game like I was actually referring too in my latter post, TB being absent means bugger all to the overall game and Brooks inclusion.
Sinncross said ...The fact is that there is story exposition, both through actual cinematics and manga esque panels. Exactly how good id your Japanese that you can actually give an accurate explanations on the story being presented?
Sinncross said ...
Also, they include the arcs for other characters, such as Baratie for Sanji, Arlong for Nami. As some of us have established, its not a deal breaker by any means, but its still a questionable cut from the final game.
DarkPrince said ...
Really and where was this? Where did you play the game up to?.
DarkPrince said ...
The fact that the game basically starts you on the Sabaody stage with the time skip Sanji and Zoro and then when you complete beating the pacifista you scream to Rayleigh and tell him your going to be the pirate king. Who is Rayleigh? This already means that the developers expect the players to know who these characters are.
Yet nothing for Zoro? It's not really anything to care about, the game doesn't need it as anyone that's played it will tell you, the developers clearly made this for people that know the one piece story.
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