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Had I sprung for a modern console earlier in the cycle
Had I sprung for a modern console earlier in the cycle, I likely would've gotten a PS4 for Spider-Man, however I am glad I waited given the fantastic deal of meseta pso2 enjoyment I have had with gamepass (and notably Forza Horizon 4) since choosing Xbox if only for eventual entry to PSO2. And once the beta that was closed came, I got the same all-consuming addicted PSO feeling all over again. PSO was back, bigger and better than ever, and completely worth the wait.
Looking back over this, there isn't a lot of PSO in my PSO Story, but the absence of it from my life for so long did a lot of set the stage for my own enthusiasm now. What's it all about PSO and PSO alone which makes it so unique to me, so attractive when games such as WoW, Diablo and Dragon Hunter have failed to maintain my attention despite their inarguable craft and quality? gosh and I am happy to have it back, although I am not certain.
Old man here, I started form the beginning on the Master System with Phantasy Star 1. to Phantasy Star 2-4 on the Genesis, and Phantasy Star 2 was $90 back in'89. Got Phantasy Star 4 for the 13th birthday. Silence for many years until I found emulators and downloaded the Phantasy Star Game Gear games using a patch. Subsequently of course PSO on the DC, ended up importing Version two months before the US launch. Got heartbroken if there was NO information on the PSO2 launch US launch date for so long I ended up signing up back. I will play the NA release in regards to PC but if its Xbone only I will only stick to the JP servers.
I was in kindergarten. Got my father to purchase it and brought it home. My family thought it was a terrible purchase. We kept dying. Screen split, racing through forest. My two older sisters played but eventually stopped. My nephew and me continued playing. We would finally get but jesus, it had been too tough, so we stopped for the longest time. Came incident 3, we just rented it and beat it until we returned it, super fun.
Rented for xbox, my nephew conquer it while my sister saw, I was in another room most of the time playing guild wars, I became a huge pc gamer. That is a stage that transitions into the server that is glorious. We experienced pso online until I found out they made private servers. Happily I educated enough to receive my nephew playing also was made by my tens of thousands of hours of pc use. That's when we really shined in Phantasy Star Online 2. People were so fine in whatever it was called or that server, the schtek server. We were given items by veterans to power through Phantasy Star Online 2. We got around lvl 140, which everyone knows is a good deal of work already, but we stopped considering it was that the era of league of losers. New consoles and other games captured our attention. But my god, these were great times. I did have some weeks of gameplay in jp servers for PSO2 near launch but I stopped finally. I eagerly wait for NA release on buy pso2 meseta xbox PC.
Looking back over this, there isn't a lot of PSO in my PSO Story, but the absence of it from my life for so long did a lot of set the stage for my own enthusiasm now. What's it all about PSO and PSO alone which makes it so unique to me, so attractive when games such as WoW, Diablo and Dragon Hunter have failed to maintain my attention despite their inarguable craft and quality? gosh and I am happy to have it back, although I am not certain.
Old man here, I started form the beginning on the Master System with Phantasy Star 1. to Phantasy Star 2-4 on the Genesis, and Phantasy Star 2 was $90 back in'89. Got Phantasy Star 4 for the 13th birthday. Silence for many years until I found emulators and downloaded the Phantasy Star Game Gear games using a patch. Subsequently of course PSO on the DC, ended up importing Version two months before the US launch. Got heartbroken if there was NO information on the PSO2 launch US launch date for so long I ended up signing up back. I will play the NA release in regards to PC but if its Xbone only I will only stick to the JP servers.
I was in kindergarten. Got my father to purchase it and brought it home. My family thought it was a terrible purchase. We kept dying. Screen split, racing through forest. My two older sisters played but eventually stopped. My nephew and me continued playing. We would finally get but jesus, it had been too tough, so we stopped for the longest time. Came incident 3, we just rented it and beat it until we returned it, super fun.
Rented for xbox, my nephew conquer it while my sister saw, I was in another room most of the time playing guild wars, I became a huge pc gamer. That is a stage that transitions into the server that is glorious. We experienced pso online until I found out they made private servers. Happily I educated enough to receive my nephew playing also was made by my tens of thousands of hours of pc use. That's when we really shined in Phantasy Star Online 2. People were so fine in whatever it was called or that server, the schtek server. We were given items by veterans to power through Phantasy Star Online 2. We got around lvl 140, which everyone knows is a good deal of work already, but we stopped considering it was that the era of league of losers. New consoles and other games captured our attention. But my god, these were great times. I did have some weeks of gameplay in jp servers for PSO2 near launch but I stopped finally. I eagerly wait for NA release on buy pso2 meseta xbox PC.
