What is an RPG that you can get married and have kids in?

[DressedToKill1]

Besides the Fables and Harvest Moon?
This is kind of a dumb and random question, but for some reason I really like that aspect in a game.
I know there probably aren't many though.
Educate me. mrgreen

[Yoshikazu]

there's Rune Factory, but thats a Harvest Moon spinoff

[Matari-Chan]

Harvest Moon is RPG?????

[DressedToKill1]

Matari-Chan

Harvest Moon is RPG?????

What the hell else would you call it? You are essentially playing a role. I guess.

[Matari-Chan]

DressedToKill1

Matari-Chan

Harvest Moon is RPG?????

What the hell else would you call it? You are essentially playing a role. I guess.

I love how everyone uses the literal words to their "advantage"


I'm sorry to say, but RPG's MUST have micro-management. Weapons, armor, stats, and possibly a few other things.


This is what keeps Zelda from being an RPG and ONLY an Adventure/Action game!

[Lost MC]

Matari-Chan

DressedToKill1

Matari-Chan

Harvest Moon is RPG?????

What the hell else would you call it? You are essentially playing a role. I guess.

I love how everyone uses the literal words to their "advantage"


I'm sorry to say, but RPG's MUST have micro-management. Weapons, armor, stats, and possibly a few other things.


This is what keeps Zelda from being an RPG and ONLY an Adventure/Action game!

Oh...Great more Phoenix Wright sprite spam

Not all RPG must have that but Harvest Moon is like the Sims its a weird life game

[Matari-Chan]

Heartless_Her0

Oh...Great more Phoenix Wright sprite spam

Not all RPG must have that but Harvest Moon is like the Sims its a weird life game

Actually, according to basic definition of an RPG, as stated by the industry. An RPG must have micro-management.


If there's micro-management in HM, then please point it out.

[Gemomatic]

DressedToKill1

Matari-Chan

Harvest Moon is RPG?????

What the hell else would you call it? You are essentially playing a role. I guess.

Simulation. That is what Harvest Moon is.

As for a generational-type RPG, it's an old one, but a good one. Phantasy Star 3.

[Tommy Wiseau]

What exactly is the definition of Micro-Management?

[Matari-Chan]

Ondores Lies

What exactly is the definition of Micro-Management?

dictionary.com

to manage or control with excessive attention to minor details.

[Tommy Wiseau]

Matari-Chan

Ondores Lies

What exactly is the definition of Micro-Management?

dictionary.com

to manage or control with excessive attention to minor details.

Don't give me that, I was wanting to hear your own words.

Now what's the difference between Terranigma and Zelda?

[Im to the left there]

Matari-Chan

Ondores Lies

What exactly is the definition of Micro-Management?

dictionary.com

to manage or control with excessive attention to minor details.

I do believe the spinoff Rne Factory has Micro-Management.

[Im to the left there]

Edit: Rune Factory.

[Matari-Chan]

Ondores Lies

Matari-Chan

Ondores Lies

What exactly is the definition of Micro-Management?

dictionary.com

to manage or control with excessive attention to minor details.

Don't give me that, I was wanting to hear your own words.

Now what's the difference between Terranigma and Zelda?

Ah, that's easy! it has leveling up! There's also items that you can use to increase your health, as well defense (new armor) and attack (new weapons) I think there might be a few items that increase those things as well

@Froot of the Loom

To a certain extent, but the game's still more simulation than it is RPG. More importantly, the game's a spin-off and only one game in the series. You can't judge a whole series on a single spin-off.

[Tommy Wiseau]

Matari-Chan

Ondores Lies

Matari-Chan

Ondores Lies

What exactly is the definition of Micro-Management?

dictionary.com

to manage or control with excessive attention to minor details.

Don't give me that, I was wanting to hear your own words.

Now what's the difference between Terranigma and Zelda?

Ah, that's easy! it has leveling up! There's also items that you can use to increase your health, as well defense (new armor) and attack (new weapons) I think there might be a few items that increase those things as well

@Froot of the Loom

To a certain extent, but the game's still more simulation than it is RPG. More importantly, the game's a spin-off and only one game in the series. You can't judge a whole series on a single spin-off.

Exactly, leveling up. That's what defines an RPG.

Zelda doesn't have new and more powerful armor and weapons? That's news to me. Also, Zelda has Heart Pieces which increase your Health, so that one doesn't work as well.