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Soulwarfare
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 Posted: Sun May 30, 2021 12:23 pm
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We won't even get this in English until 3-4 years later so sad times
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Siegfriedl88
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Posted: Sun May 30, 2021 1:20 pm
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| Soulwarfare wrote: | | We won't even get this in English until 3-4 years later so sad times |
im still hoping for the PS4 crossbell arc localizations 
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aodmisery
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Posted: Sun May 30, 2021 2:56 pm
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are all the trails games connected as in a continuing story or is it more like final fantasy.
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Vanadise
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Posted: Sun May 30, 2021 3:13 pm
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| aodmisery wrote: | | are all the trails games connected as in a continuing story or is it more like final fantasy. |
All of them are connected; most of them happen immediately after the previous game, and Trails to Azure even happens at the same time as Cold Steel 1 & 2. Most people would recommend starting with the first game, Trails in the Sky, because they do all tie together and later games have a lot of references to the previous ones.
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NeverConvex
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Posted: Sun May 30, 2021 3:14 pm
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| aodmisery wrote: | | are all the trails games connected as in a continuing story or is it more like final fantasy. |
They're all quite deeply connected. They're set in the same world, and usually come in 2-4 game sets (namely: Sky, Zero/Ao, Steel), with each set focusing on a different part of the world and a different 'main' cast, but often with minor-to-major reappearances of characters from other games. Institutions (political, religious, etc) from each game also figure prominently in every other game, and they appear to be building towards an overarching central plot, even while each individual 2-3 game set tells its own mostly self-contained story.
They're a bit weird in this regard; they kind of remind me of the sort of "shared universe" Brandon Sanderson seems to be building into his fantasy novels, except in videogame form. I can't think of any other games that have been similarly ambitious.
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