This crap really has to stop. There are a host of reasons behind it, but the main issue with Nocturne is that when I pick the game up again, I really have no idea where the hell I am, or what happened the last time I played it.
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| A lot like this, actually. |
In a lot of ways, it does feel like The Hangover, with a few subtle differences. Instead of waking up in a swank Vegas hotel, you're waking up here.
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| Eh, give Vegas a few years and it'll look just like this. |
Instead of Mike Tyson's tiger, you have Byakko, who's really a lot similar. And instead of Mike Tyson being angry at you and wanting to knock you out, you have this guy:
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| Fortunately, I don't think you have to worry about him biting your ear off. |
Also, considering the fusion mishaps that happen in the SMT games, you can end up with a different version of an old friend, much like in The Hangover
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| If the game let me rename demons, I'd name him "Black Doug" |
Now, I'm not terribly far into the game just yet, but I'm far enough that restarting would probably be more annoying than helpful in seeing me through to completion of the game. So as I regain my bearings and try to figure out where to go from here, I ask you all to join me in this journey. Rather than trying to cover the entirety of my foray into Nocturne in one post, you can expect a "Let's Play" inspired style of posting for the next few weeks it takes me to complete this game. I've been under increased pressure (or perhaps inspiration) to finish as there's been a sort of revival of the game on the Blue Gartr forums.
..Well, hopefully weeks, and not months. ..Or years. Hopefully you readers will keep me accountable.
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