Re: the Limit Break entry:
- Limit Break: In battle, Pep Powers serve a similar role, allowing the player to unleash a wide variety of attacks and abilities with unique effects by having different combinations of characters in a Pepped state.
The phrase "serve a similar role" is Word Cruft, and the entry is rather context-light. In its trope description, Limit Break is defined thusly:
"A powerful attack or technique available after some requirement during battle is fulfilled. In video games, this is often indicated by a refillable or chargeable gauge on the menu allowing the player to gauge when it will become available, how strong it will be, or so on; and the most common requirement is taking (and/or or giving) damage in combat."
The entry as written describes an attack... happening, although it could go into more detail about why these are particularly powerful attacks/techniques. It doesn't talk at all about what the requirement in battle that must be fulfilled is. What is a "Pepped state"? How do characters get into it?
Write as if for an audience that has never played the game and knows only what you explain to them.
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Anyone else really hoping the Definitive Edition will become DLC for the other consoles?
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Edit: Oops, meant to make a new discussion, not reply.
Edited by HighCrate
So, does the end of Act 2 count as a Bittersweet Ending? Emphasis on the "ending" part, since it's a satisfying endpoint of the story and even the save file counts it as "completed" by adding a special icon next to it, but it technically isn't the complete ending.
I will add it for now, but if anyone has any valid complaints, feel free to remove it and explain why.
Edited by Makir