Dealing with games made by tri-Ace usually requires a bit of effort, and in recent years it hasn’t gotten any easier. Maybe this attempt to make sense of Infinite Undiscovery and Resonance of Fate is successful, and maybe it isn’t, but at least the result should be informative.
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Dealing with games made by tri-Ace usually requires a bit of effort, and in recent years it hasn’t gotten any easier. Maybe this attempt to make sense of Infinite Undiscovery and Resonance of Fate is successful, and maybe it isn’t, but at least the result should be informative. The post RPG Backtrack – Episode 131: “Infinite Inapplicability” appeared first on RPGamer.

Dealing with games made by tri-Ace usually requires a bit of effort, and in recent years it hasn’t gotten any easier. Maybe this attempt to make sense of Infinite Undiscovery and Resonance of Fate is successful, and maybe it isn’t, but at least the result should be informative.
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RPG Backtrack – Episode 131: “Infinite Inapplicability”

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