Yes! If anyone ever wants to be a part of this LP, fill out the following form:Īnd I'll be able to harvest your friendship energy become best buds with you in-game! Either PM that stuff to me or just post it here. I'll try to update weekly, but no promises. I'll be mostly summarizing the events of the game, but I'll transcribe some stuff. I suppose you should spoil stuff from SF1 too, but why would you look at a sequel if you didn't want to be spoiled? Spoiler stuff from SF3, since there's a LP of that going on. With that said, that only applies to events in this game and SF1. You can post a picture of the final boss for all I care I'll be summoning him to do my bidding from the second update onwards anyways. I don't have any respect for this game, so I'm not going to expect the reader to either. Yeah that's the natural response to anything in this game. It being short also inadvertently turns into a plus, since rampaging through the game as an unstoppable royal electromagnetic ninja-dinosaur-swordsman superhero doesn't have time to get old. This is one of the most poorly balanced games I have ever played, and it's all in favor of the player. Why are you even LPing this if it's so bad?įor all of this game's faults, I enjoyed it enough to 100% all three versions. This game was so bad that, even though Star Force 3 was a remarkable improvement in every possible way, the series could never recover. Its only saving grace is its surprisingly robust multiplayer, but the simplicity of the battle system taints that too.

It is silly, lazy, short, and extremely boring.

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