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Sorry for the double post but DAMN, she is SO much better in Japanese.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHMiZQu862c
Dear lord, please let suikoden 6 have bi-lingual settings like the castlevania games!

Oh yeah? Well I eat seekrits for breakfast! domokun I know how to cheat in RL. It's called flipping over the board when you're losing. xd

I haven't played the game in a while so I never thought about it but yeah, wow eek I guess technically they could have been afraid with all the corruption the Godwins at least would avoid such a fate with all their influence, (They'd put more spins on the accusations than Peter Moore) but for that just hire some friggin Rokkaku ninjas and be done with it. It may be messy and there may be a dumb little pact, but it sure beats the alternative.

Most the suikoden games have their own retarded-ness. What Jowy did? What Luc did? Ridiculously wussy pirates helping an over-the-top "look I'm one of you guys!" king? C'mon.

I believe that Sialeeds wanted to weed out the Godwins and the Barrows from the inside out- if she were to continue fighting in your army, the Prince could very well have trounced the Godwins- there is no doubt about that. However, despite how disgraced the Barrows may be, I believe that Salum was actually plotting something to regain his lost honour- which was why he seemed so smug when Sialeeds pretended to leave. 'course, he got killed before he could go through with it.

Then again, one could argue that despite how Euram apparently appears to be "regretful" of his actions, there's still the possibility of him continuing what his father never got to finish.



The Godwins still hold a certain amount of influence, plus Gizel was still the Commander of the Queen's Knights, despite being a major baddie. I'm inclined to think that had they decided to execute Gizel, there would have been a second uprising. You get a majority of the support from your countrymen, yes, but that doesn't discount the fact that the Godwins still had their loyal followers. As for throwing them into Agate...if the dwarves could find a way out of there, I don't see why anyone else can't. It's a mindless plot hole.

One has to keep in mind that only very few people knew of the real story behind the entire rebel army- I doubt that they'd want to try the Barrows and the Godwins in court and in the process reveal the weakness of the current queen, which could end up in other nations taking advantage of the country's tumultuous civil war.

...The whole entire plot of SV was a train-wreck, in my honest opinion.

At least there were the few characters to make up for that.

Okay - freakiest thing ever.

I started replaying SV a little more than a month ago, and I was running around in Sol-Falena, you know, when you go to see Jeane with Kyle. So I was talking to a lot of people, and I can't remember where it was, but this old lady said quite possibly the most disturbing thing to me. I can't remember word for word, but this is basically the gist of it:

"Oh, that Galleon is so damn sexy! I wish I could have a chance with him! He makes me so wet! I wonder what he can do with that beard?"


I just about died when I read that. It was 10 times better than how I portrayed it, too. I would love to see a screenshot of that.

Yup yup, I remember something like that.

dEFINITELY. sHE HASN'T BEEN QUITE THE SAME SINCE 3, THAT WAS THE LAST GAME SHE SHONE IN. Gah, sorry about that, stupid caps lock... I guess because the first 3 were in chronological order so her character had room to grow and develop, but since these are pre-Suikoden sequels they have to guess at how her characters would act. Plus the main Suikoden creator person left DURING the production of 3 if I'm not mistaken, so her character is now being written by new people.