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While it's definitely more complicated than necessary, and silly that the game doesn't explain it at all, it also... doesn't really seem that complicated? Certa
by gipp 1y ago
While it's definitely more complicated than necessary, and silly that the game doesn't explain it at all, it also... doesn't really seem that complicated? Certainly not enough to live up to the amount of text spent building it up, or the amount of text explaining it, for that matter. You've got some offense and defense stats, each card draws a random number from 0 to its applicable stat (determined by type), highest number wins.
- nukifw 1y agoYes, as I try to explain in the article (voluntary written in the sense of an archeologic exploration) the main point of frustration is the lack of explanation. Trying to deduce everything was hard, when I was 10 :)
- the_snooze 1y agoFrom my experience, it's a deeply frustrating minigame because: it's not well-explained at all, there's a mandatory play sequence to advance the story, and the rewards for playing Tetra Master are minimal. Compare that to FF8's Triple Triad, which is strictly optional but immensely useful (i.e., game-breaking) if you know what you're doing.