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Whether you think Quality Control has value as a process or whether you think it's a waste of time for a non-commercial venture has nothing to do with purism. If a fan group works on a fan-game and they finish the development process, should they release it as quickly as possible, warts and all as long as playing through it from start to finish is possible, so people who've been waiting for it don't to wait even longer? Or should they hold off on releasing it and engage in extensive alpha and beta testing first so when the project is released, it's the best experience it can be?
It's probably less XSeed not being behind it and more the question of when a project is suitable for release. Box 89 (Plus Mix) - Sigh and Tear (Sorcerian PC-9801X1turboPC-88VA Version).
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There's plenty of sensible people that are fans of the series that'd still recommend the translation. Listen to Sigh and Tears (From Sorcerian 9801 / X1 Turbo / 88VA Version). Originally posted by Tiasmoon:You have to understand that the ''purists'' care more about the translation not being done by XSEED regardless of its quality. The Trails Series (, Kiseki Series) is the third instalment of the The Legend of Heroes RPG series, developed by Nihon Falcom Corporation. It was around then that the project was abandoned with a lot of acrimony and a lot of misinformation being spouted by both sides, misinformation that is at least partially due to the two sides offering too simplistic explanations for what happened. They kept going however, and got to the point where the mainline story was supposed to be fully edited with only side quests and NPC dialogues that weren't done. This caused an uproar, and as you can imagine also caused turmoil within the team itself. A leak of a build with the translation before it had completed the editing pass happened, which caused a lot of people to think the unedited version was indicative of what the final quality would be like. Then the plan was to go through with an editing pass to transform that into something that, while still fairly literal, was at least understandable if not outright enjoyable to read. Disclaimer 3: This guide is text heavy, read bold letters for a quick way of navigating through this guide.
Disclaimer 2: This guide is written from the Japanese version, with names borrowed from Xseed's official translation. They had translators go through and do a flat, literal, and pretty much unreadable straight translation of the Japanese text. Ao no Kiseki is designed for players with prior knowledge of Zero no Kiseki. The team that originally worked on it did the work in basically two passes. It also was never about people wanting an XSEED localization versus a literal translation. This sequence is independent to each series, and the EVOLUTION remakes follow a parallel order according to release date.The situation with the Crossbell fan translations was never as simplistic as it's being portrayed in this thread. In order to import into each other, the games should be played in the following order. The Legend of Heroes franchise first used this feature from the first game The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky on PSP.
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For the PS3 and PSVITA games, the feature stands as the means to unlock all trophies and achievements. All informations about this project can be found at SoraVoice. They may or may not have been dubbed, and in the former case, those WON'T BE present in game. Be aware that the Evolution version of these games feature new events.
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You can complete what was left out or accidentally dismissed as a personal quest while replaying the whole walkthrough. This project's objective is to bring Full Voice acting to the PC versions of Sora/Zero/Ao no Kiseki. This means all the items, character levels, equipment and other data from the previous saved data will be in the game. If the game series continue, you can import a cleared game save from the previous sequel onto the next. After clearing the first game once, you can import the saved data into the new game.
The New Game Plus, otherwise known as Data Import ( データの引継ぎ, Detta no Hikitsugi) is an unlockable video game mode that is most prevalent is most Japanese RPGs.
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"For more information, see New Game Plus on Wikipedia"