

I would like to ask, which title would be the easiest to get into for the Switch?
An easy-to-approach saga…?
Saga is easy to approach, but it’ll strangle you later.
My recommendation is Romancing SaGa 2.
If it’s a series, then it’s directly the “Makai Toshi Saga.”
It’s not particularly difficult.
There are only three Romancing SaGa games on the Switch.
None
It’s fine to be satisfied after going into the sewer.
“Revenge of Seven is good.”
If it’s your first time, you might as well start with Minstrel Song.
>>8This devil!
Experience the saga in the trial version.
Two years ago, I could have bought the images.
The first installment had strange troubles that occurred frequently, leaving us unsure if they were bugs or features.
Right now, Libesaga is probably the easiest to get into.
I feel like Saga 2 on DS was fairly easy.
Yeah, I felt like the last part was quite tough.
I’m thinking it might be a choice between a remake of Romancing SaGa 2 or SaGa Frontier.
What I like is the thread image.
>>15I would also be in that two-choice situation.
Minsaga has a rather peculiar system, after all.
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Once you overcome not knowing where to go at the beginning, it tends to go smoothly.
Even though it’s said to be difficult, it mostly just means you can’t beat the final boss; other than that, it’s quite a typical RPG.
If I just do things randomly, I seriously can’t beat the final boss.
In Romancing SaGa, there are only Minstrel Song, 2, 3, and Revenge.
If it’s Saga, it will increase a bit more.
At that time, I gave up on Romancing SaGa 2 midway.
I heard that I need to cultivate some skills or something, so I probably wouldn’t have been able to clear it even if I continued.
When it comes to being approachable, the overwhelming choice would be the remake of Romancing SaGa 2, commonly known as Ribesaga.
It’s difficult to buy Romancing SaGa 1 now.
And there is absolutely no reason to do it in numerical order.
>>21By the way, isn’t there a download version of Romancing SaGa 1, not Minstrel Song…?
If you’re going to do it now, then it’s fine to do it with Ribesaga.
Remake of Romancing SaGa 2
In Romancing SaGa, you can’t carelessly fight weak enemies until your equipment is ready.
From there on, it will go smoothly until the second half.
If I could take only one thing to a deserted island, it would definitely be Min Saga.
Getting wiped out in a low-level battle was too much of a bad game.
It’s hard to point to any title and say, “This is Saga!” It’s not becoming a work that serves as a proper introduction.
Regardless of the difficulty
If you play the non-Rive version of 2 on the Switch, there’s no soft reset, and this is… a terrible game!
>>27There was an original work!
The remastered version has quite a few areas where the response is worse than the original.
Revenge of Seven is big because it has a lot of popular voice actors lately.
>>28Big breasts!?
The difficulty of Ribesaga depends, but it’s tough from the early stages.
In the end, the point that it’s hard to know where to go is the strong characteristic, so Rebisaga is easy to get into.
The only one that’s completed is Romancing SaGa 2.
I really want to recommend the remake of Romancing SaGa 2 because it allows you to choose the difficulty level, making it suitable for beginners.
I think the ones creating queues are a bad example of a symbol encounter.
The easiest Saga to approach is probably Libera Saga.
In the end, I don’t think there are common points, so it’s not really about the entry or anything like that.
I think the effects from Romancing SaGa 2 are influencing Libre SaGa.
It seemed quite difficult for those who played Rebisaga with complete ignorance, as they were very confused.
Romancing SaGa is fun whether it’s a remaster or a remake, and Saga Frontier’s remaster is also fun.
What are the differences between Saga and Romasa?
>>38There aren’t any specific reasons, but there are many people who won’t accept it unless it has the title “Romancing SaGa.”
>>38Sa Ga → Game Boy
Romancing SaGa → Super Famicom
SaGa Frontier → PlayStation 1
Ansaga → PlayStation 2
KAYAKIS
This demon!
First of all, Libesaga is sexy.
Why not just play Minstrel Song?
The growth system is unique and it’s hard to tell if it has become stronger, but it’s just an ordinary RPG.
Many works have a peak balance that is challenging for kids to play with, even by the standards of the time.
I don’t think it’s that extremely difficult if you’re looking at strategy guides and such now.
Ribe Saga was a perfect remake that every other remake should aspire to.
There is no deep meaning in Romancing just because the title changed when switching models.
However, Romancing SaGa tends to focus on fantasy and is weak in science fiction.
>>46I wonder, isn’t there quite a lot of cosmic-themed content?
>>51I think they are being careful enough not to include robots, even though there are SF elements.
As for the rest, they tend to bring out a somewhat medieval fantasy-like feel that’s reminiscent of historical works.
>>65Hyper Gold Luxury Full Automatic True Final Virtual Romantic Exciting Dragon Machine!
I think it’s a bit of a quirk that the instant-death attack used by allies is super strong.
Compared to 2 or 3, it really gets a lot of critical hits, doesn’t it?
There’s no robots in Romancing SaGa.
When I first played Romancing SaGa 1 on the SFC, I didn’t have enough levels and saved while surrounded by enemies in a cave, so I was stuck…
If you’re not too resistant, it might be good to start with something like a Saga-style friga.
In the interview with the god, the boss can’t be defeated, so it wouldn’t be a game, but since you can progress even if you can’t defeat the weaker enemies along the way, they said it’s fine to make them as strong as you want, which made me think, “That’s amazing!”
The safest bet is probably Rise Saga.
I think SaGa Frontier is easy to play with a lower difficulty level.
Aside from that, maybe Minstrel Song…
I like the BGM from the Shelah battle, but there was no trace of it in the SFC version.
And the WS version has poor audio quality.
>>56I quite like the BGM of the Felahha battle in the WS version.
Clearing the first round of Rebirth Saga is fun, but there are rough parts if you want to play for a long time.
Saga → A guy who travels through a surreal dungeon world.
Romancing Saga → A relatively ordinary fantasy world.
A selfish image like that.
Kawazu was told by the company and Mr. Sakaguchi to create a Saga, and although he had no particular attachment to it, he continued by simply adding “Saga” to the title.
Saga has the image of casually traveling between different worlds.
Romancing SaGa has a relatively orthodox setting.
Manga like Vinland Saga and the anime Zombie Land Saga are particularly unrelated.
>>61I understand that!
Saga Frontier 1 and 2 were completely different games.
I think it might be a good idea to have a SaGa Frontier 2 remaster now that many of the frustrating elements have been eliminated.
Well, it’s an unusual work, but…
How about Saga Frontier Remastered or Remake Saga?
Is the tactical tank safe?
To put it extremely, in the Saga series, the items you can acquire differ in each game, and if you’re looking for an easy entry point, I think “Romancing SaGa 7” is a good choice.
If it’s on Switch, there’s a demo available, so it’s a given.
It’s Sagaeme.
>>70Don’t try to drag me into the swamp.
If you’re also interested in the music aspect, I think the arranged version of MinSaga and Re:Saga is a good choice.
Kawazu God is the kind of person who catches nearby office workers and tests whether they can clear things properly.
Thanks to inheritance, if you get lost on your first try, before you know it, you’ll become strong enough to defeat even the eggs casually…
Saga Scarlet and Emesa Saga are too focused on combat.
Even if I’m the type who thinks it doesn’t really matter which Saga you start with, when asked for recommendations, I can only say that it’s good to research the system first and then try it if you think it suits you.
It’s not the meaning of “saga,” and the “saga” aspect is added later.
It seems that “Saga” was something intended to be an onomatopoeia or something similar.
>>77Isn’t it about the saga of living things!?
It’s a good time now because I can recommend Ribesaga for the time being.
I completely forgot about the professor…
If Shibuya can be defeated, the gods say it’s better to make them stronger…
(What is a ground battleship?)
>>81It’s a free route game, so there’s a part of it that’s unavoidable, but it feels very sudden and comes across as if it’s completely natural.
>>81The remake has made the steps too rough, making it absolutely difficult to move.
The interesting thing about ground battleships is that they resemble human-powered galleys.
>>84Hadarage!
I wish the DS remake of SaGa would come out on Steam.
>>86That is an extremely good port, so I want to play it again on something like a Steam Deck after a long time.
Play FF2.
The BGM is cool, but if you’re looking for something particularly unique, I recommend the remaster of SaGa Frontier 2, which features quite special BGM production.
In addition, there might be a remaster of SaGa Frontier that has an overwhelming amount of BGM that could make your nosebleed on the Switch.
>>88I really love the sound of SaGa Frontier 2, but don’t throw it at those seeking the cool BGM of Romancing SaGa!
One disappointing aspect is that the effect of being knocked away when colliding with ground battleships running in the same area as oneself is gone.
If it’s about guessing the song, there’s no wrong choice for me, no matter which one I pick.
How about Alliance Alive?
The sewer is filled with symbols of monsters!
>>95When I see new streamers calmly handling handshake events without despair, I think they’re professionals.
If I were to recommend something normally, it would be “Ribe Saga.”
It has been a topic here as well, and with many fans, the remake of Romancing SaGa 2 has good character designs.
>>96Pai, pai.
>>100Be more serious!
Is the DS Saga a remake and not a port?
I’m sorry.
In Romancing SaGa 3, if you keep attacking with the power of the clone technique, things will somehow work out.
Since things like money and equipment behave relatively normally for an RPG, I can recommend it to some extent.
Ribesaga is surprisingly kind to its fans.
If we’re talking about remakes or remasters, I don’t think there are any difficult SaGa games right now.
Considering nostalgia, Romancing SaGa 3 is my favorite.
So I want you to play Romancing SaGa 3.
I can understand the feeling of wanting to build a ground battleship from a Boque-on’s perspective.
The north has the wall of Cumberland, which is too obstructive, and the south has the savanna.
The port town of Miles, which is in a unique sphere of influence, faces only the economically unbeneficial Oreon Sea.
The canal fortress that was trying to invade a piece of land that seemed like it could establish some capital-like functions has been captured.
The cute barrel works that are often seen here are not recommended for beginners…
>>107Rather, it is highly recommended because the trial version is the only one that exists.
>>110There’s also Ribesaga!
>>107I think it doesn’t matter whether you’re a beginner or an expert.
It’s about whether it fits or not.
>“ズガガガ”、“ドバババ”みたいな音のように、勢いのあるものにしようSaga
It seems that the god from Kumamoto also had a deep connection to Saga Prefecture.
Going ahead without prior information and failing is also part of SaGa.
You should try the demos of Rebirth Saga and Saga Emerald.
On the Switch, it’s Amemiya, huh?
It was easy to recommend the rules of conduct.
It’s really good taste that Kawazu is already mixing Saga with sex in the first installment.
If I play the demo of Saga Eme and feel something is off, then I’ll play the demo of Rube Saga, and if that feels off too, I’ll buy Saga Frontier 2.
>>116Daringly now
Buy Saga Scarlet.
The enemies are strong, but difficult maneuvers are not really required, so if you’re prepared, winning is definitely not impossible in battle.
I struggle with villagers who engage in rather trivial conversations and events that can start anywhere.
Before I knew it, the town was filled with monsters.
Before you know it, you’re going to end up defeating Saruin…
The Saga Scar Sale is great because you can play for a long time at a low price.
Sagaeme never gets stuck in the story!
Trade, please endure.
The BGM for the Shiraha battle is nice…
The power of the technique is incredible…
>>122Is it the WSC version of Shiraha?
The dark web is painfully serious, isn’t it?
If you’re new to the series, I would recommend starting with Romancing SaGa 3.
I feel like that is kind.
>>123That’s just it; there are too few pathways, and it leaves you wondering where to go.
That’s fun in its own way, too.
I enjoyed Romancing SaGa just with the vibe of battles and conversations.
Ribe Saga is actually increasing the failure routes compared to the original.
I appreciate that I can openly promote the game and continue playing without just abandoning it.
Why can’t I play Romancing SaGa 1 when there are games like Saga Collection, Romancing SaGa, SaGa Frontier, SaGa Frontier 2, Minstrel Song, Romancing SaGa 2, Romancing SaGa 3, Emel Saga, and Skasaga?
>>126Isn’t Minstrel Song treated as Romancing SaGa 1?
As a fan, it’s completely different.
>>126Kawazu is saying that he wants to do something about it somehow.
I think there’s a possibility of a port being more likely than Anser Galmaster.
>>134Ansaga is really enthusiastic about the remaster!
Don’t say rude things.
I really like the story of the ever-changing connected world with Sagaimemo every time I make a round.
>>127The text is the most intense, allowing for easy replay without any effort, and on top of that, the combat is fun. It’s not an exaggeration to say it’s the best installment in the series for me.
If you love 2D games, then Saga Frontier 2 Remaster.
The scenario progresses smoothly!
So far, there are reports from various places that monsters are becoming active and causing damage.
After realizing my mission in the mid-game, I understood that Saruin is the mastermind, and that I need to gather the Destiny Stones to defeat Saruin.
Even if I’m told that much…
>>133(No need to collect it, especially.)
(Except for aquamarine and amethyst, there are no effects.)
(If anything, not all of them might gather.)
Romancing SaGa 1’s complete version is the i-mode version.
I love the boss battles in Romancing SaGa 1.
I also like the Minstrel Saga’s golden week.
It’s Romancing SaGa 1! I’m going to play Romancing SaGa 1!
Experience the feeling of being thrown into a state of not understanding anything.
I really love Romancing SaGa 1, but it’s honestly hard to recommend to newcomers.
Well, if you can accept that you probably won’t be able to go to Old Castle, then everything else can be managed…
I want a 3D remake of Magic Knight Rayearth too.
I love the introduction when you start by choosing the protagonist in Romancing SaGa 1.
This guy is like this! It’s like “Come on, go!”
>>140I am Captain Captain Hawk.
>>140Captain Captain Hawk!
If you do Ribesa,
Even if we say it was difficult, everyone was a kid when they cleared it back then, right?
>>143It took about the same amount of time as a third grader in elementary school becoming a first grader in middle school after giving up once.
>>153When I first played in elementary school, I kept running away, and the enemies became too strong to handle…
>>143In the kitchen, I somehow managed from RS3 to RS2 for the first time.
I tried Googling RS1 and looking at places like Tiger’s Den, but I didn’t understand anything…
If you’re interested in the coolness of the BGM, I think you’ll like the Metal Alkaiser battle from Saga Frontier.
I want them to release theガラケー versions of Romancing SaGa 1 and Makai Toshi with G-mode.
Captain… I was just about to respond too.
Isn’t it good to not know anything about Saruin?
Galaral Sword, Great Sword, Galaral Flail, Verney’s Bow, and Halberd.
I defeated it.
Those who start with Gray like Katarina, play with the lute, and circle with Leo.
If we’re talking about the coolness of BGM, it’s definitely Minstrel Song.
If it’s your first time, I feel like Furo 1 or Libesaga would be recommended.
What I like is Emerald Beyond.
If you want to enjoy a free scenario, 1 is the most free.
>>156It’s interesting that while everyone reaches the same conclusion, the paths they took are all different.
Not only does the series feel different depending on the numbering, but I think it’s fine to start with what you’re interested in.
If you’re looking for accessibility, then Libesaga.
If we’re talking about the most approachable one, it would be Saga Frontier Remastered.
If we’re talking about Romancing SaGa, then it’s definitely Romancing SaGa.
Minsaga is a masterpiece, but I definitely can’t recommend it to beginners.
The battle preparation themes for Saga Scarlet and Saga Emerald are enjoyable enough to listen to continuously.
In fact, during the game, it might actually become the most heard thing.
Excluding the difficulty in obtaining it, my recommendation is Saga 3: The Emperor of Time, Shadow or Light, which has a lot of Saga elements and a cool soundtrack.
The Saga Scan Sale is super cheap, right?
I wish they would do something about Miriam’s voice in Minstrel Song being poorly done and hard to listen to.
Minsaga has map abilities and is a bit complicated…
In the sense that just by fighting, things can somehow work out, the original version is easier.
>>165No matter how you look at it, there’s just too many…!
Also, converting money is a hassle.
Romancing SaGa 1 is forgiving because you can clear it without having to do events.
>>167Even if you repeatedly engage in useless mob battles and solidify your character with shop-bought Vernegaral equipment to charge at the final boss, you can somehow still win, right?
>>173On my first playthrough, I couldn’t win against Saruin even after getting the divine trial weapon and was stuck for a long time.
Do you understand that you can’t win if you attack with all your strength from the first turn?
>>177You can win from the start without knowing the system, just by going all out.
The way I won when I was a kid.
The turn took too long and the background turned completely white.
>>181I attacked with all my力 but couldn’t recover in time at all, and it was impossible to win.
I wonder what the difference was…
>>197After going to the final Shiren, if everyone has been equipped with Garal Verney and has completed their growth, they can overpower with performance.
>>217I don’t think they had gathered Galar Velvet like that, so maybe that’s it.
I didn’t really understand how to save money or jewels back then, so I wasted quite a bit.
The first game I was able to clear on my first play was 3.
Both 1 and 2 were difficult to clear on the first try during my childhood.
I watched my friend clear 1, and I learned about the existence of quick time through V Jump and cleared 2.
If we’re only talking about difficulty in getting stuck, it would be Romancing SaGa 3 or SaGa Emerald, but I don’t particularly feel like recommending them…
I thought the voice acting in Min Saga was quite a bit more bubbly compared to the more mellow feel of Unsaga at the time.
I have already mastered it.
If you want to play Saga, I don’t recommend starting with Saga Scarlet Grace.
If I had to choose, it would be Saga Frontier.
If it’s a voice actor, Saga Scarlet is quite catchy too, right?
Libesaga is fun even in the English version!
The English voice of the ninja girl and the tick is so cute that my brain is melting.
If you realize that the Phantom Sword techniques are strong in Romancing SaGa 3, it might be the easiest in the series.
It seems like the intention is not that they can’t win if they attack with full force, but rather to make them struggle regardless of their strength.
Saga Frontier is often recommended, but if you choose Koon at the start, I can’t help but think you might end up quitting.
>>180There’s a possibility of getting stuck normally, and the ways to advance the scenario vary.
I’m wondering if it’s really that recommended.
>>189Isn’t it true that there aren’t any elements that would cause a dead end in Saga Frontier?
>>202If you have separate saves, you can restart, but if it’s your first time and you haven’t played the series much, I feel like there are places where you can get stuck.
>>208I think there are more situations where you can get stuck in Romancing SaGa 3 due to saves.
>>180This protagonist isn’t getting stronger, but since there’s a human in the initial team, we can still manage.
She’s an elite woman with initial skills that make her resistant to barrier-type counterattacks and even has a healing technique.
The problem with Romancing SaGa 3 is the guidance…
In 3, if you save right before the well, there is a chance you might get stuck.
Even if 2 is completely annihilated, it basically leads to imperial succession, which also serves to prevent stalemates.
>>183That’s true, but could you please let me go in the end?
Romancing SaGa 3 is said to have a strong clone sword.
If you can fight enough to get the doppelganger sword on your first try, I think you already have the combat power to clear it.
>>185In the first place, understanding the specifications of the clone sword properly means you’re no longer a beginner.
Saga Emu and Saga Suka have a notably high number of playthroughs before understanding the true story, which is something to keep in mind.
>>186Regardless of Saga Sca, Saga Emma is the truth of what happened in that round.
Are you going?
…Don’t die.
Well done!
What I personally found tough in Romancing SaGa 1 was that my save data often disappeared and sometimes there were bugs that made it impossible to progress.
If you’re the type of person who wants to read a story, it’s hard to recommend Romancing SaGa 3.
>>194I was really disappointed by the incredibly trivial exchange that ended up being the additional part of the remaster, becoming the Five Demon Nobles.
The story about the additional dungeon was good.
In SaGa Frontier, I remember being stuck after saving right before the final boss with the lute.
In Romancing SaGa 2 and 3, why is it that you can’t go back right before the final boss…?