Tbh this was the first Dragon Quest anything game I ever played let alone monsters; and going in knowing nothing....I didn't notice or really care. If it doesn't affect me enough to even notice it's not a thing, I don't think it really matters.

This game was a ton of fun on switch, only really getting a bit repetitive in the last quarter of the game as you had to grind a lot to get past a few tough fights.
The narrative is also pretty locked/linear which I was not crazy on but the gameplay was a solid 9/10.

So I recommend this game for sure.

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

https://youtu.be/BvrIoNxF70g?si=qcMVGO6cGSNZWTrh

Remember the based NDS era, they promote traditional one male one female reproduction. Now Square Enix has been corrupted and remove gender for modern audiences.

how is relevant to this game??

Originalmente postado por Bikanel desert:

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

https://youtu.be/BvrIoNxF70g?si=qcMVGO6cGSNZWTrh

Remember the based NDS era, they promote traditional one male one female reproduction. Now Square Enix has been corrupted and remove gender for modern audiences.

how is relevant to this game??

No Gender = DEI Censor = Bad Game!

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

Originalmente postado por Bikanel desert:

how is relevant to this game??

No Gender = DEI Censor = Bad Game!

but nothing to do with THIS game

Originalmente postado por Bikanel desert:

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

No Gender = DEI Censor = Bad Game!

but nothing to do with THIS game

But the game does have censorship.

Originalmente postado por Safushi:

Yeah it's all woke. you should play something else like FFX-2

How anti woke is it?

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

Originalmente postado por Bikanel desert:

but nothing to do with THIS game

But the game does have censorship.

like??

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

Originalmente postado por Bikanel desert:

how is relevant to this game??

No Gender = DEI Censor = Bad Game!

- and + instead of male and female has nothing to do with wokeness, It was done in Joker to make it clear that you don't breed, but synthesize. It was made to be able to promote the games to younger audiences.

Remember that the anti woke crowd is against the promotion of sex towards children, so be grateful for this change.

Any Adult that uses "based" exposes so much more than they intend. Bro, its not that serious, this weird way of viewing things will ensure you live a lonely RL existence while depending on your echo chamber of 4chan fans being the closest thing to friends you will ever know.

As someone who beat the Post-Game of the Switch Release, Gameplay is synthing monsters and sending them out to battle since the GBC days, with the additions that the Joker games gave us but with a unique Seasons mechanic and the story is Psaro going for Rose like how it was shown in the trailers and in Dragon Quest 4. I don't know what you're looking for in terms of the game being "Woke" with genders, since the synthesis system never really used gender back in the Joker days. I don't think there's been any censorship between this game and the monsters' original releases if you're worried about censorship, in fact for the pre-DQ10 designs I think this is some of the highest quality models we've received like the guys from Dragon Quest 9 and the models are pretty faithful to their artwork and models.

Do you really want to only be able to fuse only 50% of your monsters with the other 50% of your monsters? It would make fusing a lot more time consuming. I've played some of the GBC game and the "Synthesis" was called "Breeding". It was actually mating one male and one female only, and the parents both were deleted and game saved automatically.

This game calls it "Synthesis" like in the NDS games and probably don't have genders so that people don't think they can only fuse certain monsters instead of any combination. And the game (at least on the Switch version) didn't auto save after breeding if I remember correctly.

This "gender removal" makes more sense after explaining this. I'd see it as "inverted pokemon", as removing the gender division instead of adding it as a point of evolution of the game. It helps as I've said before.

I wouldn't say the game is made for "modern audiences" because of many things in the story. I'd say to just play it because I won't spoil anything...

This game for me is what Pokémon games should be doing, specially when it's about the dungeons. The later dungeons in this one are very fun to explore, completing the puzzles and finding the treasure chests.

I really respect a lot the English dub here, it's pretty amusing hearing the dialets of each monster village.

And really, I didn't even see a single thing in this game that it was meant for these "modern audience" kinda thing. If it is the same as the Switch version I'd say just go for it.

Originalmente postado por PbLuv:

Do you really want to only be able to fuse only 50% of your monsters with the other 50% of your monsters? It would make fusing a lot more time consuming. I've played some of the GBC game and the "Synthesis" was called "Breeding". It was actually mating one male and one female only, and the parents both were deleted and game saved automatically.

This game calls it "Synthesis" like in the NDS games and probably don't have genders so that people don't think they can only fuse certain monsters instead of any combination. And the game (at least on the Switch version) didn't auto save after breeding if I remember correctly.

This "gender removal" makes more sense after explaining this. I'd see it as "inverted pokemon", as removing the gender division instead of adding it as a point of evolution of the game. It helps as I've said before.

I wouldn't say the game is made for "modern audiences" because of many things in the story. I'd say to just play it because I won't spoil anything...

This game for me is what Pokémon games should be doing, specially when it's about the dungeons. The later dungeons in this one are very fun to explore, completing the puzzles and finding the treasure chests.

I really respect a lot the English dub here, it's pretty amusing hearing the dialets of each monster village.

And really, I didn't even see a single thing in this game that it was meant for these "modern audience" kinda thing. If it is the same as the Switch version I'd say just go for it.

i dont think it's about the monsters...

he just read that in dq iii male/female was changed to type a/b and came here to be enraged trying to win clown points, or maybe deidetected sent him

i dont think he knows anything about the monster synthesis

Originalmente postado por PbLuv:

Do you really want to only be able to fuse only 50% of your monsters with the other 50% of your monsters? It would make fusing a lot more time consuming. I've played some of the GBC game and the "Synthesis" was called "Breeding". It was actually mating one male and one female only, and the parents both were deleted and game saved automatically.

This game calls it "Synthesis" like in the NDS games and probably don't have genders so that people don't think they can only fuse certain monsters instead of any combination. And the game (at least on the Switch version) didn't auto save after breeding if I remember correctly.

This "gender removal" makes more sense after explaining this. I'd see it as "inverted pokemon", as removing the gender division instead of adding it as a point of evolution of the game. It helps as I've said before.

I wouldn't say the game is made for "modern audiences" because of many things in the story. I'd say to just play it because I won't spoil anything...

This game for me is what Pokémon games should be doing, specially when it's about the dungeons. The later dungeons in this one are very fun to explore, completing the puzzles and finding the treasure chests.

I really respect a lot the English dub here, it's pretty amusing hearing the dialets of each monster village.

And really, I didn't even see a single thing in this game that it was meant for these "modern audience" kinda thing. If it is the same as the Switch version I'd say just go for it.

https://youtu.be/zRJ5ChV7UoU?si=F6C44gajpiIQq4jd
The based japanese version used male and female sign. Only woke western version used +- sign.

Originalmente postado por Alice Pillow:

https://youtu.be/zRJ5ChV7UoU?si=F6C44gajpiIQq4jd
The based japanese version used male and female sign. Only woke western version used +- sign.

But the videos shown there are from DQM: Joker 2, not this one. I myself didn't know this change in Joker 2. But this is DQM3, it's another game. Not having the magnet nor the gender system allows for all monsters to be fused instead of you needing to find a monster of a specific gender before hand.

Unless you say that in the Japanese version of DQM3:The Dark Prince there's the gender system limiting the Synthesis...

Which it does not. The Japanese version of DQM3: The Dark Prince does not feature the gender system. Concluding, there's no actual removal at all. It wasn't in this one to begin with. And probably isn't present because of the actual game designers decisions from Japan to make it easier to synthesize monsters, not because of a supposed agenda.

Glad they removed genders they are all non binary monsters. and about DQ3 glad they did it there also so you don't feel like "oh I have to play female to use the best gear" good riddance!