It's like they reinvented the wheel and replaced treasure with random ingredients and reduced magic to glorified special moves.
I do not understand why they threw out the formula used by SD2(Secret of Mana) and SD3 on future games. I don't know enough about Romancing Saga to comment. Obviously they would have to fix the many bugs in the game of course, but a straight up official port would please me. The worldwide release on modern platforms in December 2017 saw the game completely translated in English, with updated graphics and audio, new character classes, a new dungeon and a New Game+ feature.Seiken Densetsu 3 getting an official localization and perhaps even higher resolution sprites would be amazing. Like its predecessor, the game was released exclusively in Japan. Characters can die permanently, i.e., become unavailable for the rest of the game, in case they lose their life points each time a character's HP reaches zero in battle, the character loses one life point. You'll learn various techniques during the game and then assign them to your party members (a party contains five active characters). The choice of those candidates depends on chance and on your decisions to recruit party members during your reign. Each time the old emperor passes away, you'll have to choose a heir for him out of four candidates. Unlike the first game, where you could play eight different characters from the very beginning of the game, here you play various characters continuously, generation after generation. In this game, you control the royal family of Avalon throughout several generations. But the emperor is slain by a horrible monster, and now Gerard, the child of royal blood, has to continue his work. One day, he goes on a treasure hunt, accompanied by his son and heir, Gerard. Emperor Leon of Avalon tries to rid the world of the demons. wars begin, breaking the world's harmony, and now the world is threatened by seven demons. Long ago, seven noble warriors defeated the ultimate evil, and brought peace to the world.
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