@mento<\/a>: <\/span>Oh wow man, thanks for the in-depth reply. Wasn't expecting that but damn you went the extra mile. <\/p>My plan, based on what you wrote, was to go with Chrono Trigger. However booting up my PSN account earlier I saw that apparently I bought FF6 on there and completely forgot about it. So I guess I'll play that.<\/p>Again, thanks for the lengthy explanation.<\/p><\/article>9 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Mento<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>4958<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>551063<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 212<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>Mento<\/a>\n\n Moderator<\/span><\/div><\/div>@euandewar<\/a>: <\/span> Depends what you're in the market for.<\/p>EarthBound has a reputation for being off-beat and unusual, but at its core is a very competent RPG packed with what a modern audience would call \"anti-bullshit measures\". Weak enemies don't attack you (in fact, they run away, and if you catch them you instantly earn any XP they're worth rather than have to waste time going through the motions), you can see enemies on the overworld, etc. But going back to that weirdness, it's one of those games I'd happily recommend to anyone just because of its presentation and style. It's sort of like Deadly Premonition in that regard, except the gameplay's great too. EarthBound is also easy to grab if you have a Wii U, or are looking for more reasons to get one besides Bayonetta 2 and all this other recent cool stuff.<\/p>Chrono Trigger is perhaps the one option there that'll give you the most bang for your buck, in that it won't take long (we're talking ~20 hours rather than ~50, and that includes every side-quest the late game has to offer) and it's more or less excellent from start to finish. It has a great combat system too, that would go on to inspire games like Grandia with how the placement of characters on the screen is an important tactical consideration. I feel like you could find out everything you wanted to know about the game from the Endurance Run, but if you've put it off to go into CT fresh it's probably the best option of the three if you're concerned about getting through one of them sometime this month.<\/p>Final Fantasy VI is a super impressive game and probably the best RPG for the system in terms of sheer scale and depth, and I wouldn't disagree with the notion that it's the best Final Fantasy game ever made either. Of course, that comes with the caveat that the game is long as hell. It's essentially two games, since the second half is so very different from the first. I'd say any Final Fantasy fan ought to play it eventually, though I can appreciate how its size is kinda intimidating all the same.<\/p>I'll sum it up thusly:<\/p>In terms of size, from shortest to longest: Chrono > EarthBound > FF6.<\/li>In terms of quality\/craft\/depth: FF6 > Chrono > EarthBound. (But hey, opinion.)<\/li>In terms of how \"JRPG-y\" it all is, from least to most (I know people tend to be put off by generic JRPG tropes in their games): EarthBound > Chrono > FF6.<\/li>In terms of how accessible it is to a modern audience: EarthBound = Chrono > FF6.<\/li><\/ul>The real answer is that there is no wrong answer. Any of those three are excellent games and worth your time. Just jump into whichever's the most convenient to get ahold of, or whichever one looks most appealing to you.<\/p>Or you could just play Secret of Mana. That one's my favorite.<\/p><\/article>9 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>EuanDewar<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>5159<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>136<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 4<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 0<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>EuanDewar<\/a><\/div><\/div> Hey you there, you seem like you know about these JRPGS.<\/p>I've never played of the big three SNES JRPGs, those being Earthbound, Chrono Trigger and FF6. Given that JRPGs are lengthy buggers and thus picking one to play next is actually more important than in other genres, which one would you suggest I play first? I know this is a ball-breaker of a question but honestly all three of these games are so amorphous in status to me from the outside looking in that I'm left sort of paralyzed and unable to make a choice on my own.<\/p><\/article>9 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>sparky_buzzsaw<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>9896<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>3772<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 42<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By sparky_buzzsaw<\/a><\/div><\/div>Fantastic list. I'm stealing the idea at some point, but the thought of going back through and trying to remember all the CRPGs I played through in the 90's is a daunting one. What the hell ever happened to my copy of Darklands, anyhow? Why am I asking you? Where's Waldo?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/span>@Mento<\/strong>: that sir is a grave injustice. I was unaware of that obviously. What sort of sick thinking leads Konami to localize the sailing snorefest that was Suikoden 4 but not light & fun Suikoden 3?<\/p>fwiw if you do ever move to the States there is perhaps no better place than the Bay Area where Giant Bomb is located. I've often heard it called the most European place in America (in terms of city design\/walkability etc).<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Mento<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>4958<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>551063<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 212<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Mento<\/a>\n\n Moderator<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/span>@PixelPrinny<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p><\/span>@Slag<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p>I don't like living in Europe much. I wonder if Giant Bomb wants to hire a JRPG guy...?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div>Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
@euandewar<\/a>: <\/span> Depends what you're in the market for.<\/p>EarthBound has a reputation for being off-beat and unusual, but at its core is a very competent RPG packed with what a modern audience would call \"anti-bullshit measures\". Weak enemies don't attack you (in fact, they run away, and if you catch them you instantly earn any XP they're worth rather than have to waste time going through the motions), you can see enemies on the overworld, etc. But going back to that weirdness, it's one of those games I'd happily recommend to anyone just because of its presentation and style. It's sort of like Deadly Premonition in that regard, except the gameplay's great too. EarthBound is also easy to grab if you have a Wii U, or are looking for more reasons to get one besides Bayonetta 2 and all this other recent cool stuff.<\/p>Chrono Trigger is perhaps the one option there that'll give you the most bang for your buck, in that it won't take long (we're talking ~20 hours rather than ~50, and that includes every side-quest the late game has to offer) and it's more or less excellent from start to finish. It has a great combat system too, that would go on to inspire games like Grandia with how the placement of characters on the screen is an important tactical consideration. I feel like you could find out everything you wanted to know about the game from the Endurance Run, but if you've put it off to go into CT fresh it's probably the best option of the three if you're concerned about getting through one of them sometime this month.<\/p>Final Fantasy VI is a super impressive game and probably the best RPG for the system in terms of sheer scale and depth, and I wouldn't disagree with the notion that it's the best Final Fantasy game ever made either. Of course, that comes with the caveat that the game is long as hell. It's essentially two games, since the second half is so very different from the first. I'd say any Final Fantasy fan ought to play it eventually, though I can appreciate how its size is kinda intimidating all the same.<\/p>I'll sum it up thusly:<\/p>In terms of size, from shortest to longest: Chrono > EarthBound > FF6.<\/li>In terms of quality\/craft\/depth: FF6 > Chrono > EarthBound. (But hey, opinion.)<\/li>In terms of how \"JRPG-y\" it all is, from least to most (I know people tend to be put off by generic JRPG tropes in their games): EarthBound > Chrono > FF6.<\/li>In terms of how accessible it is to a modern audience: EarthBound = Chrono > FF6.<\/li><\/ul>The real answer is that there is no wrong answer. Any of those three are excellent games and worth your time. Just jump into whichever's the most convenient to get ahold of, or whichever one looks most appealing to you.<\/p>Or you could just play Secret of Mana. That one's my favorite.<\/p><\/article>9 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>EuanDewar<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>5159<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>136<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 4<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 0<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>EuanDewar<\/a><\/div><\/div> Hey you there, you seem like you know about these JRPGS.<\/p>I've never played of the big three SNES JRPGs, those being Earthbound, Chrono Trigger and FF6. Given that JRPGs are lengthy buggers and thus picking one to play next is actually more important than in other genres, which one would you suggest I play first? I know this is a ball-breaker of a question but honestly all three of these games are so amorphous in status to me from the outside looking in that I'm left sort of paralyzed and unable to make a choice on my own.<\/p><\/article>9 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>sparky_buzzsaw<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>9896<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>3772<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 42<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By sparky_buzzsaw<\/a><\/div><\/div>Fantastic list. I'm stealing the idea at some point, but the thought of going back through and trying to remember all the CRPGs I played through in the 90's is a daunting one. What the hell ever happened to my copy of Darklands, anyhow? Why am I asking you? Where's Waldo?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/span>@Mento<\/strong>: that sir is a grave injustice. I was unaware of that obviously. What sort of sick thinking leads Konami to localize the sailing snorefest that was Suikoden 4 but not light & fun Suikoden 3?<\/p>fwiw if you do ever move to the States there is perhaps no better place than the Bay Area where Giant Bomb is located. I've often heard it called the most European place in America (in terms of city design\/walkability etc).<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Mento<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>4958<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>551063<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 212<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Mento<\/a>\n\n Moderator<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/span>@PixelPrinny<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p><\/span>@Slag<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p>I don't like living in Europe much. I wonder if Giant Bomb wants to hire a JRPG guy...?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div>Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
Hey you there, you seem like you know about these JRPGS.<\/p>I've never played of the big three SNES JRPGs, those being Earthbound, Chrono Trigger and FF6. Given that JRPGs are lengthy buggers and thus picking one to play next is actually more important than in other genres, which one would you suggest I play first? I know this is a ball-breaker of a question but honestly all three of these games are so amorphous in status to me from the outside looking in that I'm left sort of paralyzed and unable to make a choice on my own.<\/p><\/article>9 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>sparky_buzzsaw<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>9896<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>3772<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 42<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By sparky_buzzsaw<\/a><\/div><\/div>Fantastic list. I'm stealing the idea at some point, but the thought of going back through and trying to remember all the CRPGs I played through in the 90's is a daunting one. What the hell ever happened to my copy of Darklands, anyhow? Why am I asking you? Where's Waldo?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/span>@Mento<\/strong>: that sir is a grave injustice. I was unaware of that obviously. What sort of sick thinking leads Konami to localize the sailing snorefest that was Suikoden 4 but not light & fun Suikoden 3?<\/p>fwiw if you do ever move to the States there is perhaps no better place than the Bay Area where Giant Bomb is located. I've often heard it called the most European place in America (in terms of city design\/walkability etc).<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Mento<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>4958<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>551063<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 212<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Mento<\/a>\n\n Moderator<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/span>@PixelPrinny<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p><\/span>@Slag<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p>I don't like living in Europe much. I wonder if Giant Bomb wants to hire a JRPG guy...?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div>Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
Fantastic list. I'm stealing the idea at some point, but the thought of going back through and trying to remember all the CRPGs I played through in the 90's is a daunting one. What the hell ever happened to my copy of Darklands, anyhow? Why am I asking you? Where's Waldo?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/span>@Mento<\/strong>: that sir is a grave injustice. I was unaware of that obviously. What sort of sick thinking leads Konami to localize the sailing snorefest that was Suikoden 4 but not light & fun Suikoden 3?<\/p>fwiw if you do ever move to the States there is perhaps no better place than the Bay Area where Giant Bomb is located. I've often heard it called the most European place in America (in terms of city design\/walkability etc).<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Mento<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>4958<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>551063<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 212<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Mento<\/a>\n\n Moderator<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/span>@PixelPrinny<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p><\/span>@Slag<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p>I don't like living in Europe much. I wonder if Giant Bomb wants to hire a JRPG guy...?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div>Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
<\/span>@Mento<\/strong>: that sir is a grave injustice. I was unaware of that obviously. What sort of sick thinking leads Konami to localize the sailing snorefest that was Suikoden 4 but not light & fun Suikoden 3?<\/p>fwiw if you do ever move to the States there is perhaps no better place than the Bay Area where Giant Bomb is located. I've often heard it called the most European place in America (in terms of city design\/walkability etc).<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Mento<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>4958<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>551063<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 39<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 212<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Mento<\/a>\n\n Moderator<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/span>@PixelPrinny<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p><\/span>@Slag<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p>I don't like living in Europe much. I wonder if Giant Bomb wants to hire a JRPG guy...?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div>Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
<\/span>@PixelPrinny<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p><\/span>@Slag<\/strong>: Never released in Europe.<\/p>I don't like living in Europe much. I wonder if Giant Bomb wants to hire a JRPG guy...?<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>Slag<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>8308<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>15965<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 8<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 45<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n Edited By Slag<\/a><\/div><\/div>Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
Suikoden III seems to be not on this list.<\/p><\/article>11 years ago<\/time><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/a>PixelPrinny<\/a><\/svg><\/i> Follow\n <\/a><\/div><\/header>1089<\/p>Forum Posts<\/p><\/div>141<\/p>Wiki Points<\/p><\/div>0<\/p>Followers<\/p><\/div><\/section>Reviews:<\/span> 0<\/p>User Lists:<\/span> 6<\/p><\/section><\/div><\/div>
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