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FireChick
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Octopath's popularity is well earned. It's a genuinely great game, a few flaws notwithstanding. As someone who's played the whole thing (Still can't seem to beat that damn post-game boss!), I can attest to its quality, and seriously, it deserves all the recognition it gets, and I'm glad it's doing well for Nintendo and Square! 
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Triltaison
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| Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2018 2:36 am |
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| FireChick wrote: | Octopath's popularity is well earned. It's a genuinely great game, a few flaws notwithstanding. As someone who's played the whole thing (Still can't seem to beat that damn post-game boss!), I can attest to its quality, and seriously, it deserves all the recognition it gets, and I'm glad it's doing well for Nintendo and Square! |
Haha, I have 35+ hours in and I still haven't finished everyone's chapter 2. 
I'm definitely enjoying the ride so far though, and hope I get to take my own crack at said boss. I'm also in agreement with the sentiment about being glad it's doing well and hope it means we might get more JRPGs brought over. Thanks for not doing a digital-only release and giving us such a neat special edition, Nintendo/Square Enix!
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