たまにはテイルズ。スイッチ版です。 Tales of Vesperia is one of best tales games. It is available on PS4, Switch and steam(PC). BGM 1. Cytus - Chapter L - L1 Loneliness 2. Cytus - L - Lost 3. Cytus - Holy Knight
As someone who has played every console Tales game from Symphonia onward to 100% completion, let me give you some general pointers. -Vesperia is overhyped. It's not a terrible game, but I firmly believe that many people giving it high praise are viewing it through rose-tinted glasses. The battle system certainly LOOKS flashy when you're watching a video like this, but in actual practice, it's nothing like this. These combos are fun to LOOK at, but highly impractical during actual gameplay. Between bosses randomly interrupting your combos and groups of enemies screwing over your ability to...do...anything...Vesperia has a lot of issues that nobody seems to ever mention. If you've never played a Tales game, then it seems wildly unfair to not give you a FAIR expectation of what you're getting into, and the blind praise of Vesperia is just setting you up for disappointment. Again, Vesperia is not a BAD game. I enjoyed it. I just want to drive home the point that many people OVER-praise it. For example... -People often praise the story, but...it's story...is.....bad...? Like, not even "Not worth the praise it gets", like the battle system. I mean the story is B-A-D. It's a direct ripoff of Tales of Symphonia, which did the same story much, much, much, MUCH, MUCH, M-U-C-H, M--U--C--H better. The writers for Vesperia basically said "Symphonia did well. Let's just do that again." but with no understanding of what made Symphonia's story work. -If you want a Tales game with a legitimately amazing story, go with either Symphonia, Abyss, or Xillia 1. Xillia 2 is fucking garbage. To-date, the ONLY Tales game I've ever played that I could not even force myself to play a second time. If I let myself talk about this more, I'll end up on an uncontrollable hate-rant for 8 paragraphs, so I'll stop now. -If you want a Tales game with great combat mechanics, Graces f (the "f" is part of the title, the PS3 port) is undeniably the best. Many people say it's the worst and they are tasteless, cocksucking whores and you should ignore their ignorance. The second best would probably be Berseria....kinda. Like, Symphonia's combat is EXTREMELY basic, but never not fun. It is certainly repetitive, but I never got bored of it. "Best combat mechanics" often sounds like "most complicated, in-depth mechanics", but that's unfair since a good battle system can still be simple as long as it's fun. So if I had to pick a #2? Probably Abyss. Less simple than Symphonia, but still pretty basic, while still being very fun. Graces f is more involved and has more mechanics to mess around with, while Abyss is more straightforward with just enough minor extra mechanics to keep things interesting. -Despite everything I just said, I do recommend you simply play the games in release order. Even aside from my own bias, it's both objectively true and commonly agreed upon that Symphonia is a great place to jump into the Tales series. Games before that were somewhat difficult to get your hands on due to being mainly Japan-only, or split between the west and Japan (Destiny 1 is international, Destiny 2 is Japan-only), so it's a bit of a garbled mess to suggest. Symphonia was when the games really caught on in the west, so it makes sense that the games became higher-quality and generally easier-access from that point onward. So start with Symphonia, play the "mothership titles" from that point onward, and if you're really enamored by the games, then you can try to seek out the more obscure games. -The release order I personally recommend is Symphonia (on the "Chronicles" pack, PS3), Abyss (PS2 or 3DS), Vesperia (Definitive edition, any major platform), Graces f (PS3), Xillia (PS3), Zesteria (PS3 or 4), and Berseria (PS3 or 4). "Arise" is scheduled for 2020. There are some games I didn't mention for a reason. Symphonia has a sequel-spinoff that has basically nothing to do with the original story and most agree you'd be missing nothing by skipping it. Play it only if you're just that in love with Symphonia that you MUST have it all, but be aware that it's a gigantic let-down. We...don't talk about Tales of Legendia. And then Xillia 2 which I've made enough of a point about and don't need to tempt myself into fury-nutting about any further.
@@gagejoseph91 This is all correct. It is easy to get hyped by watching a donguri video on ti though. Tales of the Abyss has one of the best storywise (and has a 3DS port as well as the original PS2 release). Tales of Graces f has the best combat, no question about it. Vesperia was the only surviving jrpg of that era and the sole representative of the genre worth a damn on the xbox 360. It is good, but saying it's the best is hyperbolic. I do however recommend it to anyone who likes combo games and jrpgs. Honestly donguri makes one hell of case to buy these games when he does things like in the video.
It's remarkable how well this game holds up. I went back to it after finishing Arise and thought the combat would feel stale by comparison, but it was actually still quite fun. Easily one of the best RPGs of all time.
Dang, nice moves. Especially impressive was that wild dash across the battlefield with Yuri. I assume it's a Ghost Wolf cancel? I can't figure out how to do that, or the double Rudolf with Rita. I guess I still have a lot to learn. Judith's combo took a lot of finesse I bet. It's tough figuring out different juggle combos for enemies of differing weights, but that was immaculate. Edit: Noticed you did Vesperia at least once before. The Raven/Patty assist, double water Burst Artes, and some other details were nice callbacks!
The dash was made with the repede bark cancel. If repede uses bark, all actions in the feald are canceld (somme 30% of the time at least) and if you do a move with a lot of momentum, and let repede use bark in the middle of it, u carry the momentum. XD dope shit right?
I wish we could get a game similar to tales games but way more dark and mature with a cool story that doesnt drop the ball, not even once- like the whole thing from start to finish is a bad ass experience. Maybe someday.
@@YOURFAVORITEDOOMGUY If he were playing a buff melee character I bet this would play if you were to go against him. czcams.com/video/hBQ2fiCg_B8/video.html
how long did it take you to learn how to chain combos in Tales of Vesperia?? I’ve been playing for Days and I still cant get any combos its really hard for me, never played a fighting game before.🥺
A beautiful concept called Cancelling. A good portion of action games have it, and certain characters have easy cancels. What it is, is forcing animations/attacks to just stop so you can do a new one from square one. Do it in strings and do it with pizzazz, and you get that nasty Solo Yuri combo in this. Ideally, you wanna keep a chain going until dead or if you got a solid short clip like in these videos. My first (decent) 30 combo was with Patty, and it felt good.
The dash was made with the repede bark cancel. If repede uses bark, all actions in the feald are canceld (somme 30% of the time at least) and if you do a move with a lot of momentum, and let repede use bark in the middle of it, u carry the momentum. XD dope shit right?
@@isStock you use repedes bark cancel which cancels everyones arte use in that same moment... But if you use ghost wolf during that you keep alot of the momentum you get.... Which in turn go flying fast..
truly i having trouble playing this game.... i dont know... im always 3 normal hit.. then do 1 base attack.. what the fuck? can someone teach me how to do this kind of combo?
There are skills that you have to set that allow you to link together moves like this. In Yuri's case he can link in any type of arte he wants. Others can only link base > altered > arcane. With over limit tho, all other characters can do what Yuri can for a set time. Make sure when you're tryna set up artes for combos to know what properties they do. What I mean by this for example, whether or not they knock enemies down or away. Look for the skills with the name "combination" they should tell you what they do and what artes you can link together.
U should try to play black dessert mobile and create a good combo becouse every class have unique way to play, u should check how black desert mobile pvp looks like, it really good better then pc versions
@@gatete_sobre_una_sandia Souls games are easy unless you strictly put unnecessary handicaps on yourself like Weapon Upgrade Level or Soul Level Cap. If you don't do that and just play Souls like they're intended then they are a hundred times easier then Tales of Vesperia on Unknown difficulty or DMC on their harder difficulties even Nioh is worse then any Dark Souls game once you get to Way of the Nioh. Again the difficulty that stems from Dark Souls is because it innately doesn't have a set difficulty or ones that change anything differently beyond stat increases to Health, attack, and defense in NG+ to monsters so it inherently is a easier game once you figure it out and there is nothing to challenge you afterwards beside purposefully handicapping your character to make it harder but that really just makes you waste more time.
4:16 what kind of devil may cry is this?
Judith May Violate your personal space
WAIFU may cry
3:54
"ICHIBYOU KEIKA, NIBYOU KEIKA, SANBYOU KEIKA...
ROADO ROLLAAAAA DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
Textrosity Text *jotaro surprised noises*
What?? he can do zawarudo?? Wryyyyyy
I am playing this for the first time....and now I feel like we aren't even playing the same game. What the hell is this insanity?
Same bro, I thought I was sick when I was doin b > b > down b > a 😂
"Our weapons are...
Love!
Justice!
Sexualityyyyyeah!!"
The yuri and flynn combo was so good. Loved this
Never played a Tales game, looks like I have to now.
Dude you really should play them. If you still have a ps3 i recommend graces f and xillia 2 and for ps4 berseria and vesperia
As someone who has played every console Tales game from Symphonia onward to 100% completion, let me give you some general pointers.
-Vesperia is overhyped. It's not a terrible game, but I firmly believe that many people giving it high praise are viewing it through rose-tinted glasses. The battle system certainly LOOKS flashy when you're watching a video like this, but in actual practice, it's nothing like this. These combos are fun to LOOK at, but highly impractical during actual gameplay. Between bosses randomly interrupting your combos and groups of enemies screwing over your ability to...do...anything...Vesperia has a lot of issues that nobody seems to ever mention. If you've never played a Tales game, then it seems wildly unfair to not give you a FAIR expectation of what you're getting into, and the blind praise of Vesperia is just setting you up for disappointment. Again, Vesperia is not a BAD game. I enjoyed it. I just want to drive home the point that many people OVER-praise it. For example...
-People often praise the story, but...it's story...is.....bad...? Like, not even "Not worth the praise it gets", like the battle system. I mean the story is B-A-D. It's a direct ripoff of Tales of Symphonia, which did the same story much, much, much, MUCH, MUCH, M-U-C-H, M--U--C--H better. The writers for Vesperia basically said "Symphonia did well. Let's just do that again." but with no understanding of what made Symphonia's story work.
-If you want a Tales game with a legitimately amazing story, go with either Symphonia, Abyss, or Xillia 1. Xillia 2 is fucking garbage. To-date, the ONLY Tales game I've ever played that I could not even force myself to play a second time. If I let myself talk about this more, I'll end up on an uncontrollable hate-rant for 8 paragraphs, so I'll stop now.
-If you want a Tales game with great combat mechanics, Graces f (the "f" is part of the title, the PS3 port) is undeniably the best. Many people say it's the worst and they are tasteless, cocksucking whores and you should ignore their ignorance. The second best would probably be Berseria....kinda. Like, Symphonia's combat is EXTREMELY basic, but never not fun. It is certainly repetitive, but I never got bored of it. "Best combat mechanics" often sounds like "most complicated, in-depth mechanics", but that's unfair since a good battle system can still be simple as long as it's fun. So if I had to pick a #2? Probably Abyss. Less simple than Symphonia, but still pretty basic, while still being very fun. Graces f is more involved and has more mechanics to mess around with, while Abyss is more straightforward with just enough minor extra mechanics to keep things interesting.
-Despite everything I just said, I do recommend you simply play the games in release order. Even aside from my own bias, it's both objectively true and commonly agreed upon that Symphonia is a great place to jump into the Tales series. Games before that were somewhat difficult to get your hands on due to being mainly Japan-only, or split between the west and Japan (Destiny 1 is international, Destiny 2 is Japan-only), so it's a bit of a garbled mess to suggest. Symphonia was when the games really caught on in the west, so it makes sense that the games became higher-quality and generally easier-access from that point onward. So start with Symphonia, play the "mothership titles" from that point onward, and if you're really enamored by the games, then you can try to seek out the more obscure games.
-The release order I personally recommend is Symphonia (on the "Chronicles" pack, PS3), Abyss (PS2 or 3DS), Vesperia (Definitive edition, any major platform), Graces f (PS3), Xillia (PS3), Zesteria (PS3 or 4), and Berseria (PS3 or 4). "Arise" is scheduled for 2020. There are some games I didn't mention for a reason. Symphonia has a sequel-spinoff that has basically nothing to do with the original story and most agree you'd be missing nothing by skipping it. Play it only if you're just that in love with Symphonia that you MUST have it all, but be aware that it's a gigantic let-down. We...don't talk about Tales of Legendia. And then Xillia 2 which I've made enough of a point about and don't need to tempt myself into fury-nutting about any further.
gagejoseph91
Tales of Symphonia is overhyped
the latter part of vesperia... isnt so great. i recommend xillia
@@gagejoseph91 This is all correct. It is easy to get hyped by watching a donguri video on ti though. Tales of the Abyss has one of the best storywise (and has a 3DS port as well as the original PS2 release). Tales of Graces f has the best combat, no question about it. Vesperia was the only surviving jrpg of that era and the sole representative of the genre worth a damn on the xbox 360. It is good, but saying it's the best is hyperbolic. I do however recommend it to anyone who likes combo games and jrpgs. Honestly donguri makes one hell of case to buy these games when he does things like in the video.
The best Tales game ever made.
I really wanna see Donguri play God Hand from PS2.
I wanna see him tackle the Yakuza series
shizuwolf It’d be interesting to see if he’s able to pull off combos that I never thought possible
@@nathan24-_-2agreed. the yakuza games got quite the combo potential already
@@akoyash9964 czcams.com/video/ggB5KxoUMu4/video.html
@@akoyash9964 As a massive fan of both games, Yakuza 0 doesn't even hold a candle to the insane combo potential of God Hand.
That Flynn and Yuri collab was just BEAUTIFUL
I love seeing your Vesperia combo videos! Vesperia is amazing and that Yuri and Flynn segment was beautiful
I know this is not the official name for it, but when their portraits came on screen, my mind shouted "Twin Wolf: Twilight Spiral!"
Can't wait to see Donguri play Tetris...
un deux trois !
It's remarkable how well this game holds up. I went back to it after finishing Arise and thought the combat would feel stale by comparison, but it was actually still quite fun.
Easily one of the best RPGs of all time.
this is awesome and i love your music choices too, ty
Never played a Tales game, I had no idea you could combo like that. Welp, guess I’m adding Arise to my wishlist
Monsters: please just f strike me
Dunguri: nah imma hit you 50 more times and finish my combo.
Dang, nice moves. Especially impressive was that wild dash across the battlefield with Yuri. I assume it's a Ghost Wolf cancel? I can't figure out how to do that, or the double Rudolf with Rita. I guess I still have a lot to learn.
Judith's combo took a lot of finesse I bet. It's tough figuring out different juggle combos for enemies of differing weights, but that was immaculate.
Edit: Noticed you did Vesperia at least once before. The Raven/Patty assist, double water Burst Artes, and some other details were nice callbacks!
The dash was made with the repede bark cancel. If repede uses bark, all actions in the feald are canceld (somme 30% of the time at least) and if you do a move with a lot of momentum, and let repede use bark in the middle of it, u carry the momentum. XD dope shit right?
@@lorestiralongo1618 ohhhh, so completely unviable for casual use. I see. Ouch.
But that makes it way more impressive.
Wow, music from Cytus! It's my fav mobile game of all time. Been playin it since 2014
Are you fucking kidding me? Even in this game Donguri can pull out godly combos? What a dangerous man
as a patty player I want everyone to know the luck required for that Patty Combo is INSANE!!!
I'm impressed. I have difficulty with the combos; I haven't been able to pass 60.
Vesperia is so good.
I wish we could get a game similar to tales games but way more dark and mature with a cool story that doesnt drop the ball, not even once- like the whole thing from start to finish is a bad ass experience. Maybe someday.
Tales of arise?
That Yuri/Flynn combo, Jesus...
Reminded me i still have to complete vesperia
As a Commandant of Imperial Knight.. I approve
5:02 OK how in the heck did he do that slice down after Severing Fang? I've never seen that move before
holy shit that bark cancel
I just bought it because I saw your combos
No matter what games, he still hates ground 4:15
Nicely done. :3
I love you, donguri990.
Finished the game a few mintues and wanted to see Patty combos 🙃
待ってました!どんぐりさんのテイルズのコンボにはいつも憧れます!アライズもやられるんですかね?その時は、是非動画を出してくださいね!
ありがとうございます。動画は多分上げますよ:D
まずは気ままに周回してやりこんでからですねぇ。
So we can bet on Tales of Arise combo videos when it get's released?
Nani
Donguri showing off combos in other games anime at that
Imagine having to go AGAINST him...
@@kabob0077 indeed would be imminent death
@@YOURFAVORITEDOOMGUY The match starts and all of a sudden you hear boss music.
@@kabob0077 for real
@@YOURFAVORITEDOOMGUY If he were playing a buff melee character I bet this would play if you were to go against him. czcams.com/video/hBQ2fiCg_B8/video.html
Yes, one of the best. I'm more partial to Symphonia and Berseria myself.
At least berseria combos are easier to perform I see this video and nope cant do half this
how long did it take you to learn how to chain combos in Tales of Vesperia?? I’ve been playing for Days and I still cant get any combos its really hard for me, never played a fighting game before.🥺
A beautiful concept called Cancelling.
A good portion of action games have it, and certain characters have easy cancels.
What it is, is forcing animations/attacks to just stop so you can do a new one from square one.
Do it in strings and do it with pizzazz, and you get that nasty Solo Yuri combo in this. Ideally, you wanna keep a chain going until dead or if you got a solid short clip like in these videos.
My first (decent) 30 combo was with Patty, and it felt good.
I reall like arise in 2021 but I'm a tales noob. Which tales games should I play after arise?
Nice
Goddamnit so ive been playing fuckin Tales Of games wrong TOO?!
Is this PlayStation Anniversary Commercial?
How did you teleport from so far away using raging blast at 1:20?
Repede's bark skill cancels everyone's movements
The dash was made with the repede bark cancel. If repede uses bark, all actions in the feald are canceld (somme 30% of the time at least) and if you do a move with a lot of momentum, and let repede use bark in the middle of it, u carry the momentum. XD dope shit right?
@@lorestiralongo1618 ...what he said...
Lores Tiralongo Oh nice. Guess theirs still a lot of mechanics in this game idk about
Wait is that... Holy Knight from Cytus? 🤔
Yup it is and it's wonderful ^^
Can I do this on nintendo switch?
1週間前にテイルズオブヴェスペリア(PS3版)買った僕にとってはある意味タイムリーだな( ˙꒳˙ )
not a same game we play?
can you combo like this in semi automatic or you need to be in manual?
Manual all the wayyy
Thumbnail look like kirito And eugueo lol
I am going tho play vesperia now.... IN JAPANESE
Ntaps
what is that full screen charge arte with yuri?
how do you cancel ghost wolf like that?
@@isStock you use repedes bark cancel which cancels everyones arte use in that same moment... But if you use ghost wolf during that you keep alot of the momentum you get.... Which in turn go flying fast..
truly i having trouble playing this game.... i dont know... im always 3 normal hit.. then do 1 base attack.. what the fuck? can someone teach me how to do this kind of combo?
There are skills that you have to set that allow you to link together moves like this. In Yuri's case he can link in any type of arte he wants. Others can only link base > altered > arcane. With over limit tho, all other characters can do what Yuri can for a set time. Make sure when you're tryna set up artes for combos to know what properties they do. What I mean by this for example, whether or not they knock enemies down or away. Look for the skills with the name "combination" they should tell you what they do and what artes you can link together.
Can you play mortal kombat
well, atleast in tales games i can do combo like donguri)
In most tales games anyways vesperia the only 1 I struggle with
SSS
U should try to play black dessert mobile and create a good combo becouse every class have unique way to play, u should check how black desert mobile pvp looks like, it really good better then pc versions
Shit game 😂😂😂😂😂💥🔫
What's this? Go back to DMC or from software games,this looks too much easy
You serious?
@@railgunmisaka296 yea
I have played some tales of games and this is actually hard to do maybe not dmc hard but still need effort nonetheless.
@@railgunmisaka296 ok,you should try soulsborne,the first time is hard but you Will love It
@@gatete_sobre_una_sandia Souls games are easy unless you strictly put unnecessary handicaps on yourself like Weapon Upgrade Level or Soul Level Cap. If you don't do that and just play Souls like they're intended then they are a hundred times easier then Tales of Vesperia on Unknown difficulty or DMC on their harder difficulties even Nioh is worse then any Dark Souls game once you get to Way of the Nioh. Again the difficulty that stems from Dark Souls is because it innately doesn't have a set difficulty or ones that change anything differently beyond stat increases to Health, attack, and defense in NG+ to monsters so it inherently is a easier game once you figure it out and there is nothing to challenge you afterwards beside purposefully handicapping your character to make it harder but that really just makes you waste more time.