There are reasons why his name is often prefaced with rude words, and it comes from the paucity of plot associated with him in the game. It was my own fault for saying I’d take whomever was left, because that brought the inevitable “Not it!” choice, Lute. I still enjoyed the parts I could, and this remastered version was a no-brainer chance for me to revisit, and hopefully finish, one of the great games of my college years.Īs the organizer of this little feature, I was also not so lucky with the character I got. I was not so lucky with my first copy of the original SaGa Frontier back in the day, since it came to me so scratched and dinged that it crashed on half the magic quests. That’s an important part of the SaGa experience was well.
RPGamer even had a review up, practically the day of release.īut what of those RPGamers who were on the fence? The ones who’d heard good things (or bad) about this title and are unsure about where to start, or whom to start with? To help, we have gathered a veritable Circle of SaGes, each tasked with taking one of SaGa Frontier‘s seven initial protagonists and explaining why (or why not) that character is a good one to start with. Almost a month has passed since the remaster of SaGa Frontier launched, and it’s safe to assume that anybody with a strong emotional connection to the original has long since bought it and probably finished at least one of the game’s scenarios.
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