Could it be PSO2 a game or a remake of something old?
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There is a stark difference between PSO2 and Warframe in that region, where the latter is normally accepted as tier equity. I have not paid anything yet (can not, because the currency is simply about the N.A. Microsoft store), and PSO2 Meseta for sale also what I find limiting are:Inventory space (Not"bank" space though, that seems fine), that is 50 slots - and loot drops like Diablo. Lack of an extra Mag, as mentioned above.It contains 4 currencies - cash store ("AC"), another that may be bought or earned ("SG"),"FUN" points gained via interactions with gamers, and a regular in-game currency - and SG can not truly be earned faithfully, but can be used for important things. If you're someone that'll purchase money, then be warned that its filled with loot boxes (under another name,"scratch tickets").
The only things you get for paying - makeup and QoL like skill tree resets or bigger storage, additional mags. Some other items that you can get from investing real money are tradeable, so it's not really a problem for f2p players. There are any other games around ALL genres that are friendly as pso2. There was a time when sport had restrictions for gamers but SEGA removed those restrictions.
So I still don't know the star series despite being a huge rpg and sci-fi fan. There was star 1-4 on sega, there was a phantasy star online on fantasy cast, and then thought that I had a star 2 on the web on Xbox 360. Maybe that was star world? Could it be PSO2 a game or a remake of something old? Why would someone want to play with this, and finally I'm a huge star ocean fan, will pso be a disappointment when I am looking for an action oriented rpg?
What's your initial and favorite? I never had an opportunity to play the game enough, but I have some great memories playing PSO about the GameCube split display co-op. I know it's meant to be played online, but like I said I never had an opportunity. Phantasy Star IV The conclusion of the Millennium is my first favourite, among the JRPGs on the market. Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst is my next favorite, it has so much things to do to endgame content.
In case Phantasy Star 1 is not good, no 8-bit RPG is. It was released in 1989, so I think that it compares to its contemporaries, until any other RPG created the jump. So it's only held back by comparisons to games of this generation.
Nearly All beloved 16-bit RPGs on the SNES (Chrono Trigger, Seiken Densetsu 3, EarthBound, FFVI, Super Mario RPG, Tales of Phantasia, Star Ocean, etc) came out later PSIV, and cheap PSO2 Meseta several even after the Sega Saturn and PlayStation had been released. It was only competing with FFIV and DQ5 when PSIV released in 1993. Because I have not played with it, I will not shield Phantasy Star 3.