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Also, there are a number of things in place to ensure that the gameplay doesn't devolve into the boring button-mashing sessions that some action-RPGs can become.
This ensures that combat feels different from character to character. Lilika, a later addition to the roster, has a chargeable bow and arrows as her main weapon and a hatchet as her subweapon, reversing Jaster's range preferences. Jaster is the simplest to use, with a sword as his main weapon and a gun as his subweapon. The player can have a team of up to three characters and each character in the game controls differently, with varying speeds, power levels, and abilities. The combat is real time, allowing the player to attack instantly. Also, even though there isn't an area shift with enemy encounters, the system is still random encounter based, making travel a stop-and-go affair. When combat is over, the objects fade out and the NPCs fade back in, making the combat seem almost dreamlike and unrealistic at times. If there are NPCs nearby, they disappears as the enemies and obstacles fade in. With no shift to a battlefield, the player stays immersed in the game, but the ensuing combat feels odd in some locations. Instead, a warning appears on the screen moments before the enemies emerge, and the battle takes place in the exploration screen.
While there are still random encounters, there is no shift to a battlefield. The first and most prominent is their use of combat. Rogue Galaxy, although classified as an action RPG, does a number of things differently from most games in this genre. Fortunately, this option can be turned off. Although these comments are usually situational, the areas are so big that the players will hear each individual comment repeated multiple times, which can get tiresome quickly.
Most of these comments are simple statements about the party's current circumstances. Live Talk allows the party members to offer comments and suggestions throughout the exploration part of the game. One potentially annoying application of the voice acting, however, is in the Live Talk option of the gameplay. The audio in Rogue Galaxy is great as well, with an enjoyable soundtrack and great and believable voice acting. Rogue Galaxy seems to be the culmination of all their experience in crafting a gorgeous game world with hand drawn animations and colorful and vibrant environments. Level-5 has been known for their proficiency with cel-shading, as seen in their titles Dark Cloud 2, Dragon Quest XIII, and the cancelled True Fantasy Live Online. The visuals in Rogue Galaxy are beautiful. This sets up the story, allowing Jaster to escape his home planet and begin adventuring with the space pirate crew in an epic story that will span five planets. They mistakenly believe that Jaster is Desert Claw, and they recruit him to aid them in their quest. Jaster runs into a duo searching for the bounty hunter shortly after losing sight of his mysterious ally. Fortunately, Jaster encounters a legendary bounty hunter, Desert Claw, who aids him in banishing some enemies. An intergalactic war prevents traveling off-planet, so young Jaster wishes for a way to get around his planetary grounding. Rogue Galaxy is the story of Jaster Rogue, an aspiring space pirate stranded on a dead-end desert planet. Rogue Galaxy, an RPG from the creative minds behind Dark Cloud 2, may be the PS2's last great RPG and a fitting tribute to the great but fading PS2. While all three systems are diminishing in the shadow of their replacements, the PS2 continues to show that it isn't ready to lie down and die just yet. Microsoft has all but abandoned the Xbox with the release of the 360, and the Nintendo has thrown itself behind the Wii and the DS wholeheartedly. Of all of the current generation consoles, the PlayStation 2 has held on the longest, which is quite a feat since it was also first.