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The change in combat has me worried, but I'm still excited for a new game in the series. The Remaster must have done well.

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Valkyria Revolution (formerly Valkyria Azure Revolution, if you’ve been watching the title in Japan) is poised to make landfall on the shores of the Americas and Europe in 2017 on PS4 and PS Vita.


Now, maybe you tried Valkyria Chronicles Remastered earlier this year, or maybe you and the rest of Squad 7 persevered through the Gallian Empire invasion back on PS3 in 2008. Well, take one last look at those memories, because war is about to change.



Quite literally a revolution from previous Valkyria titles, Valkyria Revolution takes place in an alternate time, continent, and universe. However, there are a few common threads throughout: the magical, azure-colored mineral ragnite returns in this game; as do the Valkyria, the last of an ancient race of highly destructive, demi-gods.



Valkyria Revolution shows how a single spark can ignite the inferno of war. Five lifelong friends consumed by personal revenge plunge an entire continent into a terrible war, sacrificing the lives of countless innocents for a cause based on twisted half-truths and outright lies. This “Circle of Five” use their combined political and military influence to motivate their small, economically blockaded homeland to rise up as a powerful resistance against imperialist oppressors.



Will the Circle of Five be remembered as heroic liberators, or will their selfish motives expose them as traitorous conspirators who sacrificed untold lives just to carry out a personal vendetta?



Heavy, right? That’s the story players will be chipping away at in Valkyria Revolution, but there are lots of other elements at play.



It’s a ground-up look at war, and the blurred lines of morality it inevitably crosses. Ultimately, the game asks: Are you truly a hero? Or just the least despicable bad guy? And speaking of morality – permadeath is a returning gameplay element as well. Sure, it may be tactically advantageous to sacrifice a soldier for the good of the team, but you’ll have to be the one who bears the bad news to their next of kin.







Combat is strikingly different from Valkyria Chronicles, as well. In Revolution, turn-based action is replaced with active-style combat on a living, evolving battlefield. Tactics still play an important role, and your squad has highly customizable AI. You can adjust their battle role to prioritize general roles like Offense, Defense, and Support, or you can get granular and have individuals focus on when to use spells or guns, or even whether they should target enemy grunts or leaders first.



Plus, there’s a highly customizable weapons tree. Players can decide which upgrades they want to make to their unique, individual melee weapons, and augment by figuring out which ranged weapon works best – anything from a pistol to a rocket launcher.



And finally, let’s not forget – this is war
: the fate of a nation and countless lives are on the line. There are plenty of contacts you’ll have to make in order to keep the military intelligence going – and your relationship with your squadmates may mean the difference between difference between survival or ruinous defeat.



Valkyria Revolution will arrive in the Americas and Europe in spring of 2017. The PS4 version will be available both physically and digitally in all regions. The PS Vita version will be digital-only for all regions.



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How does the combat differ? I've yet to play VC because I'm not the biggest fan of strategy RPGs and I know I'm gonna have to dedicate some time to learn it.
 
 
I just maxed out Gladio's skill. Prompto's skill was easy, I had that maxed without even trying around chapter 7, 8. Fishing is just boring but I'm grinding it out now.
Yea, I've stopped using Chocobos to grind for Gladios and I'm still level 8 for Prompto.

I guess I need to camp more.

How many hours have you guys put in?
Just at 45 now I think. Level 75-ish.
 
 
The change in combat has me worried, but I'm still excited for a new game in the series. The Remaster must have done well
How does the combat differ? I've yet to play VC because I'm not the biggest fan of strategy RPGs and I know I'm gonna have to dedicate some time to learn it.
Chronicles was turn-based with movement limits, similar to a tactics game or SRPG.

The gameplay shown, this seems to be more action oriented, with hybrid SRPG elements. I liked the old combat alot, but am definitely open to something new.
 
I think I'm realistically at 25hrs even though it says 48. I've left the game paused and running while watching football two weeks in a row so I know my numbers are falsely inflated. I think I'm level 39 chapter 5 rolling with Iris.
 
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this week's sale is pretty nice that 20% off was clutch

mother russia bleeds is crazy b

i didn't even know it existed until today. it's like the perfect modern update to those grimy *** genesis side scrollers like splatterhouse, robocop vs terminator altered beast etc
 
this week's sale is pretty nice that 20% off was clutch

mother russia bleeds is crazy b

i didn't even know it existed until today. it's like the perfect modern update to those grimy *** genesis side scrollers like splatterhouse, robocop vs terminator altered beast etc

you should try guns gore and cannolis
 
COD MW update is pretty neat. Had no idea what was going on in the depot section...Kind of makes me want to prestige...But not quite sure yet lol.
 
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