@@haniniful it's been a long while but I know there's a way to start up the system into DOS and edit the config files to limit the ram and the processor(I think). I believe it's somewhere in this video. I'll look for text instructions cause I should have it somewhere. It could also be the case that windows 98 won't work on a 2005 laptop cause the parts just aren't meant to work with win 98

@@haniniful here's the link about memory management www.aumha.org/win5/a/memmgmt.php

Thanks for replay brother I found that the problem is a hardware compatibility, so I found someone solving this by bypassing windows checking with some commands added to setup.exe command. So he can install drivers after windows get installed. I did it and it works! But still cannot find a driver for sound card. Thanks my brother for help🌹

@@haniniful sometimes getting a driver meant for a different (older) part from the same manufacturer can work. That's how I got the GPU drivers to work

@@desprezolorde there are hints in the game just not in the sense we're used to them in the modern day. The NPC's update their dialogue every time you die and after a few deaths at the same point in the story Eliza starts to give you more and more direct instruction. When I was collecting these scenes I made her so tired of me messing up on purpose that instead of vague instructions like "I need your pure water" she went to "bring me your idea Sephira so I can purify the consciousness orb and restore your memory". It does take quite a lot to make her lose her patience but the game does have hints just hidden.

@@nikodem123asdf Interesting. I was too busy trying to understand the inhabitants' misery, reason with the Archangel's lies, lost in the maze looking for the ones asking to be purified, making new acquaintances... And then comes the Absolute God. It's inevitable to not compare her appearence with Helel's design. Helel's one of Lucifer's aspects. It took a while to meet the wandering maidens and learn what they wanted. I deduced that the Collector was essential for it. Not that I'm transferring my responsibility to the NPC's, but, I was too busy trying to save them from their struggles, instead of focusing on my own. A recurring incident in most's lives. Congratz for your analytical skills. If I had to define Baroque in a single metaphor, I'd say it's like "playing chess without understanding the rules, while having overly complex rules to be understood". But that's what makes Baroque what it is, and I wouldn't want it otherwise.

@@leehardy2025 exactly it's a really harsh start to what is otherwise a rather easy game. Later on even if you get killed it's not a game over so long as you have stand-in powder which is very common.

@@stnilus3294 thank you, I thought I was alone on this. Luckily none of the other dungeons are anywhere near as difficult.

@@JohnSmith-ff1yo it was a lot easier actually. Mostly cause I already got all of the problem solving out of the way and I didn't need to stop and find out how to pronounce "brifucaseu" or "Lefto, Laito"

My thought was that tv is fire before i read your comment.

Thank you! I got this thing years ago but I never get to use it cause it doesn't fit into my recording set up. In the future I could maybe try to do a bit more with extra angles or something like that but for this video I wanted to keep things simpler. I actually had a segment where the PS2 turns on but because it's a PAL model I had to trash that video cause it could cause seizures.

Divine Beast Cave is a terrible tutorial dungeon. If you've never played the game or it's sequel you have a terrible time.

@@nikodem123asdf uff, I did play the sequel but even then I don't think it was. It was average. Not terrible and not impossible. It was.... adequate, yeah adequate. It was an adequate tutorial. Perfectly adequate.

the problem I ran into constantly is that the supplies the mayor gave me just weren't enough to get past a floor if the key was on a rock enemy or if I kept getting unlucky with what enemy has the key. The first dungeon isn't impossible or anything it's just really boring and annoying to deal with and it sets you in the wrong state of mind for the rest of the game. Like I didn't get the message that fighting enemies in the back rooms was even an option cause I didn't have enough durability to even consider fighting them.

All bosses in Dark Cloud 1, aside maybe from the final boss, are terribly designed. Even when you do the "right thing" it still feels like you're doing it wrong. Biggest offender was the ice queen who could re-freeze you before you thaw out of the ice block. Also equipping anti-freeze amulet in that fight does nothing cause her freeze is special. But yeah none of the dungeons, even the post game one, ever get to be as annoying as the first one in my opinion.

I also played 2 before 1, I get what you mean.

Not much more reliant on RNG than any other RPG. The aspects of it that are really random are the items and hazards you come across. Both original and the remake are very similar in terms of randomness, if anything the remake has more of it because there are more weapons and ways to interact with the NPC's and such. The remake is only easier cause the controls are much more user friendly and you can squeeze past enemies while going through corridors, in the original on the other hand you get blocked if there's anybody in your way.

@nikodem123asdf When you say not much reliant, can you elaborate on that? For example, I've played the first two Elder Scrolls, and the RNG for attacks to successfully land was atrocious. I know it's meant to simulate tabletop RPGs, but that shit is just plain broken in a first-person game. Is OG Baroque's combat like that?

@@psnfailout000 ok that's what you meant, I thought you were talking about passives and such. In the Saturn/PS1 version there's a a little bit of randomness to the direction of the slash but, as long as the line of the slash meets the enemy's sprite an you're not too far, that's a hit. Some enemies are smaller and thus harder to hit cause you can't aim down do you need to wait for them to jump or wiggle the slash line to meet their hitbox. Thankfully you don't need to deal with silly MMO-esque accuracy rates where regardless of what the animation shows you miss.

@@nikodem123asdf Perfect. Thanks.

It's just part of the digimon lore both in game and anime, nothing really dies it just reverts to data and gets materialized as an egg.

@@nikodem123asdf What?

@@addambelmont3050 so digimon don't have parents they just get reborn in a cycle

@@nikodem123asdf But they can breed...

@@addambelmont3050 I haven't played all of the games but in the ones I'm familiar with there was no mechanic like that.

Yeah I replayed it recently it's a super fun well designed game despite it's age

Arc Rise Fantasia for the Wii

​@@nikodem123asdfdont you mean skies of arcadia for the sega 32X?

@@Kevassa nuh it's actually Shining in the Neptunia for nokia N-Gage

Wow 3 weeks ago did not expect all these people still finding about these amazing tracks

@@TaxThe_Homeless it's had a resurgence through tumblr and obscure pinterest posts

Love to see people I'm 2024

@@TaxThe_Homeless yeah man it's one of the coolest game soundtracks I've heard. I sampled one of the songs and made a beat out of it.

@@LilYumTum_Beats do you know by any chance where I can play this game and how?

What do you mean? The way widescreen worked on PS2 is: you select a mode that will show more graphics within the same resolution and then you're supposed to adjust your TV to actually have it be widescreen. The resolution was exactly the same regardless of the mode chosen. However R&C games have what I call "fake" widescreen where all it really does is cut off the top and bottom of the active area from 4X3 mode and that's that, there's no benefit, you just get less viewing range than in 4X3

Saban was willing to keep in dark themes

It’s still a kids anime.

Yeah the archangel has an agenda, you get a bad ending if you do what he asks you to do.

@nikodem123asdf yeah it was pierced on something and wanted me to go back if I remember correctly. not sure what I did