Atelier Arland Series Deluxe Pack

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  1. bladex
    Feb 11, 2020
    2
    one of the worst trilogy's in the atelier series compared to the dusk series.

    - combat is bad and you can only use assists if the main girl uses an item which means your always running out of items. - items don't replenish when you arrive back at town meaning you have to constantly make items wasting time. - the time limit is absurd it's as bad as ayesha ! - synthesis is plain and    one of the worst trilogy's in the atelier series compared to the dusk series.

    - combat is bad and you can only use assists if the main girl uses an item which means your always running out of items.
    - items don't replenish when you arrive back at town meaning you have to constantly make items wasting time.
    - the time limit is absurd it's as bad as ayesha !
    - synthesis is plain and boring also it uses up your MP and days and also it can have a chance to fail losing your rare items!
    - the costumes are boring also all 3 girls boobs aren't big enough to enjoy the costumes
    - you will always run out of money and time crafting things you don't have the freedom like the last 2 dusk games.
    - all 3 stories are lame and boring.

    get the dusk games (the last 2 anyway ayesha ia bad) instead!    … Expand

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  1. God is a Geek
    Jan 9, 2019
    80
    While these ports should definitely have been handled with more care, the Deluxe Pack brings 3 fantastic Atelier games into a single discounted package. Each game should’ve cost less individually but the overall package with all three is definitely worth looking into if you’ve ever wanted to get into the Atelier franchise. I’m glad that the series is on a portable that more people own and one that has the potential to make the series finally have a breakout hit in the West.
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