At the technologically advanced city of Tinnsia, Reid meets with Ayla and Max, the leader of the Shileska liberation army; Max joins them in their journey. After finding the Greater Craymel Volt trapped in a machine at the Ruins of Volt, the group frees him and receives his power. Using the Craymel Cannon combined with the support of Shileska, the group manages to break through the fleet loyal to Balir. Infiltration of Balir Castle leads to Shizel, the ex-Queen who is ruling in place of Balir; Reid’s group is forced to retreat due to the powerful Dark Aurora arte of Shizel. After improving the Van Eltia and enlisting the help of Greater Craymel Shadow, Reid is given the Divine Aurora arte by Seyfert, the god who created Eternia. Seyfert wishes to preserve his creation, while Nereid desires the destruction of both planets; only Reid's Divine Aurora Arte can defeat the Dark Aurora Arte given to Shizel by Nereid.

its a shame that they didn’t include the skits from the original Japanese version though.. Graphics:As a side effect of Namco's implementation of 0-LMBS, kill-stealing is not possible. When the party is in combat, a monster and the player or party fighting it are sealed from the outside by a yellow aura. This prevents other players from engaging with the same monster. When a player needs assistance from other players outside the aura, any of the party members can push a panic button that will notify other players to join the battle. There are 12 original characters in Tales of Eternia Online: 2 main scenario characters and 10 event characters. Jenkins, David (March 11, 2005). "Japan Sales Charts, Week Ending March 6". Gamasutra . Retrieved June 28, 2013. Reid appears as a support arte in Tales of Hearts. He can only be summoned if the player has obtained the "Young Hunter's Strange Gauntlet". When Reid is summoned, he uses his signature Kyokkouheki on the enemy.

Katanas Are Just Better: The ninja sword (found in a pirate storehouse!) is one of the best swords in the game, with highly balanced stats and good damage output. Took a Level in Badass: Hyades. The first time you see him, he's a Squishy Wizard with two spells he'll never be able to get off once you close to melee range. Later encounters has him MUCH more powerful. He also seems to have taken a level in Ax-Crazy in the meantime as well, but that's another matter. Winkler, Chris (February 6, 2006). "Tales of Eternia Online Release Details Announced". RPGFan . Retrieved July 14, 2017. Ein Wort zu den Handyspielen: Drei der vier in Europa veröffentlichten Crossover-Titel sind Handyspiele, die oft nicht mehr als Jahr in unseren Breiten zugänglich gewesen sind. Während wir uns früher darum bemüht haben, diese Titel auf dem Wiki trotzdem vergleichsweise tiefgehend zu behandeln, möchte das Wiki sich nun davon abwenden. Handyspiele erhalten fortan lediglich einen Artikel zu dem Spiel an sich, der wie üblich das Grundlegende erklärt und die Hauptfiguren auflistet. Es werden zum Beispiel keine Figuren-, Artes- oder Dungeon-Artikel angelegt. Darunter fällt auch Tales of Luminaria, das kein Crossover-Titel, aber ein Handyspiel ist.Franchise Codifier: This is where the Tales Series first entered its modern form by having high level spells play in real time instead of freezing the action, the first character customization system, a greater focus on Character Development and the beginning of the series' status as a Deconstructor Fleet. We all love playing team deathmatch or any other mode where all you need to worry about is being the one to shoot first. However, if you want to earn that sweet XP fast, you need to choose one of the objective modes like Domination, Hardpoint, Ground War, or even Kill Confirmed. Not only do you get XP for killing enemies, but the amount you get on top of that for playing the objective can make up the bulk of your XP gain. This is especially true if you're not at the top of your game and end up dying more than you kill since you have another method to contribute. Also, objective modes grant you an XP bonus just for finishing the match. Ubisoft brings Tales of Eternia for psp™ to Europe in November". Ubisoft. October 27, 2005. Archived from the original on February 5, 2013 . Retrieved June 19, 2013.

Dead All Along: Balir, the ruler of Celestia. The heroes think he's the one trying to end the world and a group of Celestians known as Shileska plan to overthrow him, but despite what the general public of Celestia believes, he's been dead for some time. New Game Plus: Only exists via the game not allowing you to enter the Bonus Dungeon or playing the Hardcore difficulty level without the save file being marked as "cleared", and the game only marks new save files as such by default. Thankfully it's not too difficult to circumvent. Skits and spoken dialogue have subtitles. Not sure what the "DTE" in the description refers to - some sort of compression, perhaps? (Google has little results). The readme is down, unfortunately. Timed Mission: Sort of. In Efreet Gorge, the party is protected from the heat by Undine, whose HP gradually runs out over time and runs out faster when the party walks through fire. If Undine's HP runs out, the party ends up losing their own HP from the heat. Undine's HP can be restored by exiting and reentering the dungeon and fortunately, there's a Load Point at the entrance of this dungeon much like just about every other dungeon in the game, so it's possible to save when HP is low, reset the game, and reload from there. The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: Every mini-game. Especially Craymel Ball. Dear god Craymel Ball...It's a 2D platform fighter for PSP - think Tales fighting in a Smash Bros. stamina battle. There's not much story here from what I can tell. There's some screenshots of the main menus with English subtitles to help you get around - I found a few just by typing "tales of vs english" into Google Images. These are all Japanese-exclusive flip phone mini games. You're not missing out. In fact, there's practically any record of these games even existing outside a few screenshots. They're mostly board/card/trivia games. La Résistance: Shileska, a group of Celestian rebels. Unlike Inferians' obedience to their king, not all Celestians are content with their regime. And said regime turns out to actually be led by someone different than everyone thought and that the original ruler was dead. Like its predecessor, the Japanese PlayStation Portable version of Tales of Eternia received a 33 out of 40 possible score from Famitsu based on scores of 8, 8, 9, and 8. [41] The game sold 80,650 copies in its first week, entering the Japanese sales charts as the second-best selling title during that period, [54] and would go on to sell approximately 398,000 copies worldwide by December 2007. [53] Other Namco characters, notably Klarth F. Lester from Tales of Phantasia and the Swordian Clemente from Tales of Destiny, give the Pop Quizzes in Mintche University.