Multiple different objectives for battles. They're always ones that really make you think as they all have valid positive and negatives.

And the decisions are never super simple black and white ones. About half the chapters in this game have several completely different variations (in terms of story, map, enemies, objectives etc.) based on what decisions you make. Your choices really feel like they matter here, as they can affect not only the ending but which chapters/battles you play and which characters you can recruit. This game may have the best choice system in any game i've ever played. The only potential downside is that there are a lot of cutscenes, but this didn't bother me because I loved the game's plot. From the name and initial previews I wasn't expecting such a large story. Again this may be a hit or miss depending on who you ask, but I loved this game's story and how sprawling and GOT like it was. in Most SRPGs you can change classes and it makes each character feel less unique as a result. This may be a positive or negative depending on who you ask, but for me personally I loved that every character had a defined role that you couldn't change. While I do like perma death in other srpgs, it was a nice change of pace not having them here, especially because of what I stated above. I played on Normal and I found it much harder on average than other SRPGs i've played on that difficulty. Really fun and surprisingly challenging battle system. So the other day I beat Triangle Strategy and I gotta say, I don't have a single negative thing to say about it.

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