Probably Symphonia. At least that's what I would suggest. But it was developed by the same person who made zestiria. ago. There won't be any sort of Tales of Berseria 2 with same characters. Morgrim (ムルジム, Murujimu?, "Murzim") is a supporting character in Tales of Zestiria and Tales of Berseria. . It is not necessary to play Zestiria first, as others have said as it is only mostly lore that connects the two primarily, but there is a certain appreciation for having a bit of the true world revealed to you (Zestiria) and then having that world fleshed out (Berseria). Zestiria system, for me is more complex, when you transform (I don't remember the right name for this), more strategy for defeat the boss according weaknesses based in elements (fire, water, etc). No. In Berseria that changes to Arte Button of Choice (x3) -> Break Soul -> Arte Button of Choice (x2). Contribute to Kaldaien/TBF development by creating an account on GitHub. The Anime is little more than pure fan service, its lacking in coherent arcs even comparing to the somewhat flat Zestiria game, undermines the themes for something very shallow, and spotlights Berseria references that never connect to the plot. I decided to start with Zestiria before Berseria due to release dates. Im sure it runs 60fps on ps4 pro though. In Tales of. His true name is Ufemew Wexub (ウフェミュー＝ウエクスブ, Ufemiyuu Uekusubu?), meaning "Eizen the Explorer". Eizen (アイゼン, Aizen?) is a minor character in Tales of Zestiria and a protagonist in Tales of Berseria. This is actually pretty neat. The plot can feel a bit meandering at times and the combat can be tricky to adjust to, but it still has plenty o' fun to offer. Play Berseria first, then watch the Zestiria X anime. NC16inthehouse • 6 yr. So, yeah, that's my two cents of Tales of Zestiria. Playing Berseria first kind of undercuts a lot of the things in Zestiria. Zestiria, Berseria and Graces. #1. 3. Both Zestiria and Berseria takes place in the same world separated by 1000 years. Played Berseria then gave Zestiria another go around last year and I have to say I enjoyed it a lot more My take away is that most of the things the game tried to do for itself are just mediocre to bad, but the things that connect it to Berseria are actually pretty good. Scene. If you are big into anti-heroes it may hit the spot. Berseria has a streamlined if overly. Outside next to Stairs before Boss Fight, Pauly leaves here. Stonebury, Pioneer Settlement (開拓の村 ストーンベリィ?) is a small village in Midgand in Tales of Berseria. Phoenix (フェニックス, Fenikkusu?) is a supporting character in Tales of Zestiria and Tales of Berseria. Supposedly same timeline, but Berseria happens in the past. (For your info, Berseria takes place 1000 years before Zestiria. Tales of Berseria is a surprisingly strong showing for this long-running series. Except the dungeons which are excellent and Berseria's biggest weakness. Meaning: The whole reason why anyone has access to the Flames of Purification in Zestiria is due to Laphicet/Maotelus. However, they all seem to fit the mood well. The connection to Berseria, which I played first, made it a lot more enjoyable than it would have been otherwise. While Arise wins for it's Design, Combat, and it's Graphics. Zestiria is only worth getting on sale, as is it one of the worse Tales games. So I like to think about series like that. Unnecessary risks that end up compromising its formula. xiit • 2 yr. Feb 7, 2017. I am going to use the cobras in Westonbolt Gorge as an example. Playing Zestiria second made Berseria's story better and what's told in Berseria kinda makes Zestiria better. Most people don't know that Symphonia is Phantasia's prequel, and it's still a fan favourite ^^ Anyway, you don't need to play Zestiria before playing Berseria. The thing about the bland dungeons is that they’re so unnecessarily big and wide that they felt empty somehow. He is the head exorcist at the Abbey and considered to be a savior by the populace, as three years ago, he appeared with a large number of malakhim and, with their help, exterminated a large number of daemons that threatened. Gamers this generation only work in hyperbole. I finished the game on normal with about 38 hours total. Which is pretty interesting because they honestly made Zestiria better by making Berseria. These are character specific side stories that unlock when the player reaches certain points in the game. The one thing I like about Zestiria is its banter between the characters. Before you buy Tales of Zestiria, please check the. From the characters to music and story. I personally think Zestiria should be played before Berseria. In Berseria and Zestiria, there is something called Malevolence which turns humans into Daemons and Malak's, a. Phoenix was the normin's sort-of leader, the only one of the group who would not accept their subservience to other. I appreciated having played Zestiria before Berseria, and once I beat Berseria, I also got a newfound appreciation for Zestiria (and I didn't dislike it to begin with). He tries a lot of things to defeat his brother. Anyway, you don't need to play Zestiria before playing Berseria. I know the age of Chaos starts 200 years before Zestiria and Berseria is 1000 years before Zesty, what era does that put Berseria in? Era of Asgard? There's a skit that takes place in Loegress at the inn where Laphi finds a history book. Tales of Zestiria before Berseria? I've been thinking of getting Tales of Zesteria and Berseria since they are both 75% off on PSN however while looking into the games I've read both that Zestiria isn't very good but at the same time that having played Zestiria can enhance the experience of Berseria. All Discussions. Verdict. 18. If you have the time and desire, go with the game. Anyway, the main things people hate Zestiria for always come back around to these traits: - Wonky camera that get stuck around corners frequently. From my experience, playing Berseria first before Zestiria improved my experience for the latter immersely, while I don't think the same could be said if I played Zestiria first. I cannot stress enough how much more of an impact on you Berseria will have when you play this first. Amazing story great gameplay. Zestiria and Berseria have similar-ish gameplay and take place in the same world, so those are good back-to-back if you liked one of them. I especially really love Zestiria and Berseria and its world and lore which is whats getting me to actually actively participate in discussions which is something I never do. For starters, Berseria is set in a time when humans lived with malakhims (known as seraphims in Zestiria), or beings with magical abilities that humans were not able to see before an event called. Tales of Zestiria. Pro or not is irrelevant, it's 60 on both. The original plans for the anime was about. Zestiria may have been released first, but Berseria before Zestiria gives a much better experience for both games. Rokurou is probably dead, but his Rangetsu twin shortsword style survives and is passed down to Rose. I still don't understand why they didn't release Berseria first. The characters were too saccharine and a bit too bland, the story didn't grab me and I found the combat boring and glitchy. Berseria retroactively improves Zestiria whereas Berseria is outright spoiled on a pretty important plot twist by Zestiria. I know Beseria before Zestiria is recommended just because they are same universe and Beseria is 1000 years before, but Vesperia is considered one of…Vesperia or berseria, can't in good conscious recommend zesteria. While the story has similarities to Tales of Zestiria, it has a darker tone and more complex characters. Tales of Berseria and Tales of Zestiria took place in the same world. Keep in mind that Berseria was released after though, and has better reception than Zestiria did. Zestiria is sometimes viewed worse as unlike Berseria's 'set-your-own-combo' system. GameStop Moderna Pfizer Johnson & Johnson AstraZeneca Walgreens Best Buy Novavax SpaceX Tesla. The anime was fantastic. Right now Tales of Berseria is on sale, but I'm hesitant on buying it due to a couple mixed reviews and due to the fact that I was not a fan of Tales of Zestria. Definitely do NOT play Berseria before Zestiria! Harker409 6 years ago #1. Because Zestiria's story is a load of bollocks anyway. Unless you can grab a copy of Vesperia without all the garbage filler stuff. For a Tales game I would put it slightly above Zestiria, but honestly something is really missing from Tales these days that it had back in the early to mid 2000s. Would recommend this 'specially for JRPG fans. It is confirmed to be approximately 1000 years in the past. Tales of Berseria (テイルズ オブ ベルセリア, Teiruzu obu Beruseria?) is the sixteenth Mothership Title in the Tales series. Almost all tales of games are standalone games (a bit like Final Fantasy). It is the 16th main entry of the Tales series and is a prequel to Tales of Zestiria, set in 1000 years before the events of the latter. Even as future storyline for the one coming out soon its not really worth it at all unless on sale. Which the event, presumably occured at least 600 years after the event of Berseria and 200 years before the events of Zestiria. Even though some friends told me that Berseria is set roughly 1000 years before Zestiria and you really don't need to play it in order to understand/enjoy Berseria, I imagine that there's at least a few nice. Zestiria is just a chore to play. He is known as the "Dragon of Light", the leader of the Five Lords, and the protector of humankind. Zestiria does not work that way. Mostly independent games, apart from common elements, much like other JRPG sagas. Originally posted by Arn: There's not, Tales never had multi-endings and mostly are sad/ambiguous stuff. Vesperia's just a classic, easy to get into, teaches you how to use the battle system properly, fantastic cast, etc. I’d argue Berseria is one of the easier games in the franchise whereas Vesperia is on of the most comprehensive games in the series. 1: Symphonia. Constantly Getting 1-hit K. It isn’t over exaggerating and Zesteria, even if they pretended it wasn’t a tales game, is awful. A powerful seraph whose blessing allows Elysia to exist in an idyllic state, he acts as a parental figure to both Sorey and Mikleo. Playing Berseria first will ruin and spoil some of the things going in certain portions of Zestiria. Zestiria is fucking garbage. Thanks! Milla_Maxwell 6 years ago #2. Bienfu (ビエンフー, Bienfuu?) is a supporting character in Tales of Berseria. Overall, it has it's pros and cons. Bandai Namco's latest Tales is the darkest--and one of the best--in the series to date. Japanese voices. I swear i screamed as i heard Laphicet is new name, such a mindblow, making the cycle so perfect. It's in Tales of Berseria Official World Guidance Book. 🤣😭heard zestiria made this game bad, and did they fix the errors from zestiria into berseria? Yes zestiria had lots of issues like camera cangles, combat system was not fun and it was tooooo complicated, story made no sense and went everywhere. I seen more people saying 'what are the battle controls supposed to be. That said, I don't think this world has. The games take place like 1000 years apart. #2. The only one that is semi-related, as others have said, is Zestiria and Berseria. The clue can be found in Zestiria. I'd say play Vesperia first. He starts reading about King Claudin Asgard, the guy who. Tales of Berseria took places thousand of years before Zestiria during the time where human could still see Seraph (which during the time are called Malaks who descended from the heaven in droves after some sort of. #3. The Tales of Zestiria the X anime (read as “the Cross”) is a TV series adaptation of Tales of Zestiria that was first announced during Tales of Festival 2015 as the “Tales of 20th Anniversary Animation”. Plus better to do the stiff battle system game first and then do the more button mashing freedom battle system after. Those are all places in the world - which has no label. Berseria had one of the best plots and casts in the Tales series, imo. The anime most likely try to connect the two by showing the origins of Hellions (Daemons as. The gameplay is better in all aspects except difficulty (its like the easier one of all the tales) . The level of malevolence corrupting a person or vessel's. 3. 2. The other games aren't connected by timeline. Zestiria had two endings, there was a bad ending you could unlock halfway into the game by being stronger than intended. Zestiria runs at 30 FPS on all platforms. this is part 1 but Tales of Zes actully came out before it. The clue can be found in Zestiria. Zestiria the X is mostly fanservice adressed to Zestiria players, and it has a happier ending. Ironically, it felt like Zestiria characters were much more maturely written even if I liked Berseria's characters more. Synavix Nov 10, 2018 @ 10:03am. ) Lailah seems to be Seres incarnated again. Right as the wolf charged forward, the young man latched onto. Albeit, usually you'll get downvoted for saying this, even if it is true. It is pretty simple, but charming. I thought the writing was dreadful. The Zestiria world guidance mentioned the Death Age of 200 years before Zestiria’s setting, and it was mentioned that the continent was isolated and stopped all communications with the other lands during a plague. For Tales of Berseria on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Tips for beginners?". Zestiria would have done much better then. Morgrim is the malak partner of Shigure Rangetsu, but unlike all most of the other bonds exorcists have with their malakhim, they have a close relationship. sonnydabaus • 3 yr. 4th place is Tales of Symphonia: DoTNW (garbage game) 3rd place is Tales of Symphonia (amazing game, great first Tales experience) 2nd place is Tales of Vesperia (great characters, good story, addicting gameplay, amazing game) 1st place belongs to the God known as Tales of The. Play Berseria before Zestiria. CryptoThat being said, you by no means have to play Zesteria first. Due to having an. Keep in mind that Zestiria has an Arthurian theme as a whole. You’re set. But, in comparition, Berseria is few levels over Zestiria in all those aspects. Series. Tales of Berseria, meanwhile, was released 20 months after Zestiria. Sure, you might not get certain references to older games, but that doesn't matter in the slightest when it comes to enjoying Berseria itself. I also agree with the combat. So I'm missing one out of the 15 ires gems. Tales is a pretty good series in general, but Berseria has smoother combat and equpiment systems and a more involving storyline. Berseria is more disjointed. Get ready for the hype~. For Western release in October of the same. Zenrus (ゼンライ, Zenrai?, "Zenrai"), known to Sorey and Mikleo as Gramps (ジイジ, Jiiji?), is a character in Tales of Zestiria. (In the game, she is a seraphim, after all, so ordinary humans can't see/touch her). As a prequel, Berseria is set a thousand years before the events of Tales of Zestiria. ago. Those receptive to Innominat's power are capable of being transformed into therions. 3: Graces F. -----. Zestiria takes places 1k years in the future in the same world. There was an old news article and pictures taken from the studio before Berseria came out unfortunately Namco must have removed this or something happened with it on the web but for me I will never forget this okay cause I have a photographic memory And a mind that is super sharp hence my computer field all 5. Surprisingly Improved Sequel: Tales of Zestiria is a divisive game in the Tales series; some fans thought it was too much of a Cliché Storm without the Deconstructor Fleet elements the series is known for, while others say it's still a good game with a few great characters and mechanics, like the ability to swap party members mid-battle. Velvet Crowe (ベルベット・クラウ, Berubetto Kurau?) is the central protagonist in Tales of Berseria. I think Berseria was vastly better than Vesperia and Zestiria. But anyway, this info is definitely confirmed in the official Zestiria/Berseria guide book. Berseria is just a prequel to Zestiria, zestiria is not a sequel because it wasn't made to precede or sequence any existing story as it was the first installment. Just curious as to with which title people recommend as first step in the series. Scene. Sep 23, 2018 @ 4:12am I guess this means the Mayvin in tales of Zestiria maybe the last. Character Sub-Events. He is the normin malak companion of Eleanor Hume, having formed a contract with her to serve as her vanguard. A therion (喰魔, kuuma?, "consuming demon") is a type of daemon in Tales of Berseria. Tales of Zestiria is my least favorite Tales game of all time. Zestiria is only worth getting on sale, as is it one of the worse Tales games. This new feature will show. Yes, you can. References []Can't find earthen historia. Malakhim are beings whose. If you're turned off by zestiria when you're this new into the series it's best to avoid it completely imo. I do recommend giving Zestiria a shot if you like Berseria, and I do think the best order of play is Zestiria first, just so you can see a lot of the ideas in that game get subverted. The story is much more dark than any prior entry into the series, and the gameplay is faster and more frenetic than ever before. Plus better to do the stiff battle system game first and then do the more button mashing freedom battle system after. Overall, it has it's pros and cons. 4: Vespiria. Underground in Area that leads up that has a Cutscene with Ragou. The main motif of the game is a conflict. The overall story I felt was much better in Zestiria vs Berseria though including the pacing. 2: Berseria. . Compared to the Anime. It was announced during the June 6, Tales of Festival 2015 along with Tales of Berseria, which is the pre-sequel to the Zestiria. That said, I am incredibly glad I played it before it's prequel, Berseria, because the latter is not only my favourite in the series, but the world and story gained a lot more depth from my playthrough. But yeah, the level design is horrible and dungeons have no inspiration at all, are samey, lack any kind of puzzles and believe it or not the Xillia games are even worse in this regard. I played Berseria before Zestiria. Berseria improves on a lot of things from Zestiria overall. The music encapsulates all manner of emotion but the best tracks of all are the bombastic ones that occur when the group is in danger. Offering Items Above to Lord=309. Zestiria was a good game, just the gameplay wasn't good. You can play most Tales games without any knowledge of the series as a whole. An Empyrean is an extremely powerful malak. Most of the games are set in different worlds, but I do know that Zestiria takes place a millennium after Berseria, so you could play Zestiria after Berseria if you want. For a JRPG, it's not that bad, but for a Tales title?Tales of Zestiria has an area called Aifread's Hunting Ground. A lot of what you see in Berseria serves more as a callback to Zestiria rather than chronologically presenting the events. 12. The series was produced by Ufotable and announced at the Tales of Festival 2015. They act more like a therapy group than a true group of friends, which is why I have a very hard time believing them when they proclaim how they're the best of friends, when their behaviour and interactions with each. I barely managed to play through Graces and Zes, and now doing the same with Bes. Zestiria, Berseria and Graces. But anyway, this info is definitely confirmed in the official Zestiria/Berseria guide book. This amount can be increased up to 9 BG. Tales of Graces F and Destiny DC is the best combat games in the series. Hommedaction 7 years ago #2. Four character designers from Tales of Zestiria, Mutsumi Inomata, Kosuke Fujishima, Minoru Iwamoto and Daigo Okumura, return on Tales of Berseria in the creation of characters. Yes. Nope. Also, Berseria takes place approximately 1000 years before Zestiria. It is not necessary to play Zestiria first, as others have said as it is only mostly lore that connects the two primarily, but there is a certain appreciation for having a bit of the true world revealed to you (Zestiria) and. It is to me an average game of the series. Maotelus (マオテラス, Maoterasu?) is a character in Tales of Zestiria and Tales of Berseria. Tales of Berseria story is actually unreal, I didn’t find zesteria story that great so I was hesitant to play through Berseria even after having in my library for so long. Maotelus is the true name of Laphicet, a young malak who was born on a Scarlet Night during the Opening in Tales of Berseria. So as long as you. Took me close to 45 minutes. A tale of emotion versus reason… In TALES OF BERSERIA, players embark on a journey of self-discovery as they assume the role of Velvet, a young woman whose once kind demeanor has been replaced and overcome with a festering anger and hatred after a traumatic experience three years prior to the events within TALES OF. It's almost as if the writers took this little tidbit of history and used it as a basis for Berseria's story, and the way that Berseria was written makes the skit about Innominat feel natural. - Half enforced battle team (Sorey and the other human party member can't be swapped out of the field) - Heavy reliance on RNG loot. Berseria is better. Fell arms mean that weapons are nothing but stats sticks. This quest is in Berseria. In. Curse the AI for trying to face-tank lethal attacks >. Berseria retroactively improves Zestiria whereas Berseria is outright spoiled on a pretty important plot twist by Zestiria. Amazing story great gameplay. When you remote play, you'll notice that you can block your clients keyboard, mouse and gamepad. Zestiria may have been released first, but Berseria before Zestiria gives a much better experience for both games. Dungeons are flat to accommodate on-field combat like Chrono Trigger. And you could always play it after Berseria. A malak (聖隷, seirei?, "holy servant") is a being part of the malakhim race in Tales of Berseria. I would argue that the rest of the inaccuracies could be forgiven, but that one fact prevents me from whole heartedly recommending the anime over the game. The 16th entry in the Tales series brings back the Linear Motion Battle system and takes place in the distant past of Zestiria. Magilou dies 300 years or so before ToZ begins. But since this game already has an anime, so I think you should watch it. Also, Berseria takes place approximately 1000 years before Zestiria. For both games, most players clocked in over 30 hours for the base game, and 50 or more hours when. Lastly, if you think you really cannot manage the gameplay, follow Mazza's advice. Otherwise watch the anime, but be aware it probably won't be ending until sometime during mid to late 2017 at the earliest. Now exit this house and enter the building to the northeast for a scene. 7 Minutes of Tales of Berseria Gameplay is good it’s definitely worth at least a playthrough. He is the main antagonist of Tales of Berseria, where he wishes to purge the world of malevolence by. Tales of Games do work like FF as direct sequel tends to bear the same main title like Xillia 2 or Symphonia: Dawn of a new world. Its dark and emphatic story and additions to its familiar gameplay turn this game into one fresh experience. “Courage is the magic that turns dreams into reality”. That's depressing as hell. The only connected games are Berseria (past) and Zestiria (future) which is obvious. Berseria is. Malevolence (穢れ, Kegare?, "Uncleanliness") is a term used in Tales of Zestiria and Tales of Berseria. I felt it started off slow, picked up a lot between the 15-35 hour marks, and then the final 10-15 hours for me just kind of dragged on. Xillia 1&2 can kind of walk away without committing to its link mechanic (so u can couch co-op. Zestiria was a good game, just the gameplay wasn't good. Just as Berseria lists Midgand, Northgand, Southgand, Endgand, etc. After that it doesn't matter if you play Zestiria or Berseria first, as long as you play them both. A timeline for Tales of Zestiria and Tales of Berseria. The anime was fantastic. The future of the malakhim form is that of the seraphim seen in Tales of Zestiria. The only thing Zestiria does better is music, and honestly this is completely subjective as I liked a good bit of Berseria's music. Cliché as it is, you play as Sorey, a village. Not sure how I really feel about Berseria. No prequels, sequels, sidequels, or anything of the sort. I decided to start with Zestiria before Berseria due to release dates. I haven't played other Tales games before, but with Zestiria and Berseria I feel extremely conflicted about how I view the game's portrayal of protagonists vs villains, and I'm hoping there's enough others who feel similarly (or differently, change my. Gameplay wise going backwards to Zestiria is bad, however it's bad anyway. Intense and Chaos will be unlocked from the start. Compare prices of over 50 stores to find best deals for Tales of Zestiria in digital distribution. This walkthrough is mostly aimed for "Ex New Game" player who wants to get the Speedster trophy (and the Low Level Challenger trophy) but with a few modifications a "New Game" player could also use it. Though it has flaws like a story with ups and downs or a linear design in all of its dungeons and map sections, this game offers so much content that. In zestiria two character can fuse together, it’s a very powerful fusion that is incredibly useful. The animation is done by ufotable. There were some nice moments -- I LOVED Edna -- and I liked seeing the connections to Berseria, but honestly, this one was a miss for me. Berseria is easier to play (but stays close to Zestiria), Symphonia is way closer to what you experienced in the series (only older, so it may feel kinda stiff). I'm also not a fan of how Zestiria/Berseria deals with equipment. For Tales of Zestiria + Tales of Berseria + Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition on the PlayStation 4, Missables List by Lunatic_Dorg. While the dungeons are not the most interesting, the gameplay and story are solid. Head up the stairs on the eastern side of town and check to the left for a Red Saffron and then enter the cave and continue up the stairs to the upper level. I nearly fell asleep from all the generic background noise tunes. There is a part 2 ^_^. Always have your controller plugged in first before letting your friends connect, otherwise their controller will be considered as Gamepad 1 and then you connecting it later will get the game to think you are Gamepad 2. Character Sub-Events. The only thing with Berseria, it's just in the same universe than Zestiria (before the story of Zestiria) and there are some connections but the game isn't mandatory. I just hope it won’t be too frustrating to lose motivation to play. I have to clean slog off my controller when I finish playing a session with this game. Yeah I was thinking that too but apparently Aifread is mentioned in multiple different Tales games and they’re not the same person. Berseria stands out as having an overall darker tone than some Tales games, emphasised further by the Velvet's unending and animalistic thirst for revenge against those who wronged her being central to the story. From ~$3. Business, Economics, and Finance. Wait for a sale (Personally Id wait for it to be $20 US or so). And while Berseria is technically a prequel to Tales of Zestiria, they're set at least 1000 years apart from each other, and they don't share many -important- similarities. Ufotable produced the animated cutscenes for the game. Blatantly spoils important plot points in Berseria, so definitely don't watch the anime if you ever plan on playing Berseria for story. Originally posted by WIL-H: I don't know about Berseria, but in Zestiria, it's Glennwood, not sure if it was the same name during Berseria events. So as long as you don't mash stuff in Manual Mode (which would mean attacking in the air because of his mobility) you'd be fine. Tales of Zestiria was released a year before Berseria, and despite being one of the more recent titles, it’s a return to form for the Tales series. The game is set in the same world as Zestiria, but the events of Berseria take place a thousand years before and knowledge of Zestiria is not at all needed for Berseria. Lore connection, geographical connections, and even a few characters is directly linked to Zestiria. - Enabling this will reduce input latency and CPU usage by up to 90% (Ctrl+Shift+C to view CPU usage with the mod's OSD active). Berseria actually takes place 1000 years before the events of Zestiria although Zestiria was released first. Having played Zestiria before would in a sense enhance your Berseria experience, the same way playing Berseria would enhance your Zestiria experience, but ultimately it is. 1) Played Zestiria as their first Tales game. The easiest way to unlock higher difficulties is just start NewGame+. Expository Hairstyle Change: Hundreds of years have passed since Sorey was sealed away, during which Mikleo adopts the same appearance as he does in the epilogue of Tales of Zestiria. All the artes were mapped to square, triangle, circle, X. Originally posted by Arn: Archmage_Bael Feb 24, 2017 @ 3:12pm. ". Almost at the end of Zestiria we meet Sophie from Tales of Graces and Jade from Tales of the Abyss, and one of them tells us that they're from different dimension. That said, since you're looking for story driven and good character development then Berseria is the better option for you. The Loegres -> Rolance connection is only implied. Speak for yourself, and even then, that didn't stop Zestiria from getting a prequel. . Its tragic story of broken people fighting on the wrong side of history makes it utterly compelling, and. She distrusts humans and behaves mostly apathetic, but will become emotional when the situation involves her only living family member, her older brother. Berseria - Your mileage may very. Being in a shared universe, Berseria is on the other end of the spectrum, arguably the best Tales game to date. jtsam1 Yuan Ka-Fai • 2 yr. I definitely get the criticisms for the game though and honestly, I would suggest trying to play Berseria first if you can. Originally posted by Simon: Symphonia first. 60fps. I just started berseria two days ago and have. The release order was Zestiria -> Berseria. But, I knew some small things about both games. Tales of Berseria includes new gaming moves, including Switch Blast, which lets you provide characters with back up during. Malevolence appears as a purple, bubble-like substance that infiltrates a being such as a human, a seraph, or an animal, and, in great enough quantities, transforms the carrier into a "hellion" in Zestiria or a "daemon" in Berseria. This actually makes Eizen's story better. Berseria is connected to Tales of Zestiria but the connections are loose enough that you can play them in any order. The game logic is tied to the framerate. Zesty had the setup for an interesting world, and character connections that tie in nicely between Berseria and Zestiria (Zaveid, Eizen, Lord of Calamity shtick, the shepherd's origins, seraph/malak, Maotelus, etc). Berseria is a prequel to Zestiria but you can play them in any order you want. Vesperia - Of the non-2D era of Tales games, this is the best one. Which is pretty interesting because they honestly made Zestiria better by making Berseria. #3. It's a decent game with its fair shares of good and bad things. . Offering Items Above to Lord=309. Second Note: before I can reach this good and fast I've already gotten 10000 Equipments for this 10 skills to get X2 101% and X3 1/16th of X2 it's percentage. Personally, I’d rather play the better one first. Four character designers from Tales of Zestiria, Mutsumi Inomata, Kosuke Fujishima, Minoru Iwamoto and Daigo Okumura, return on Tales of Berseria in the creation of characters. Drakes are invisible to humans. That is, if. This story was then passed down throughout the ages of the royal family. - You. In terms of start points, Tales of Berseria is an interesting option. Berseria was MUCH better and the artes system was MUCH better. Least Favorite Tales: Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the new World. Phoenix is also with her, pretending to be a doll on her umbrella just like promised to Eizen, if you did the side quest. Expensive But Faster/Lower Grade per Gald Ratio. 1) Played Zestiria as their first Tales game. The story is also more interesting, vesperias story is kind of all over the place but this one is awesome, specially if you played zestiria already (the story of zestiria is boring but the conections are really cool). The Tales of Zestiria the X anime (read as “the Cross”) is a TV series adaptation of Tales of Zestiria that was first announced during Tales of Festival 2015 as the “Tales of 20th Anniversary Animation”. Gamers this generation only work in hyperbole. Berseria definitely deepened Zestiria’s lore and Zestiria made Berseria more poignant. If you want a fairly recent game, you could play. The story is decently paced, and while it isn't my favorite Tales story, it is better than Vesperia's.