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''Grand Knights History'' is an RPG developed by Creator/{{Vanillaware}} for the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]], released on September 2011 in Japan.
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''Grand Knights History'' is an RPG developed by Creator/{{Vanillaware}} for the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable [[Platform/PlayStationPortable PSP]], released on September 2011 in Japan.
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* ZettaiRyouiki: Surprisingly, the ''brigands'' in particular sport Grade A, if you can look carefully at what they're wearing.
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The game received a SpiritualSuccessor in the form of ''VideoGame/GrandKingdom'' in 2016. Although it wasn't developed by Vanillaware themselves, the development team was comprised of ex-Vanillaware employees, and ''Grand Kingdom'' retains many of the elements established in ''Grand Knights History''.
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* NoExportForYou: Quite a sad case, too. See details [[http://www.siliconera.com/2012/08/16/the-saddest-thing-about-grand-knights-history-is-xseed-finished-the-english-text/ here]].
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* MinMaxing: It's mandatory. You even get to roll character stats in the beginning, ala ''DungeonsAndDragons''. This will take some times...
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* GorgeousPeriodDress: Even the lowliest thugs ([[RandomEncounters who waylay you]]) don very colorful set.
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* GiantFlyer: The Roc-type enemies.
* GorgeousPeriodDress: Even the lowliest thugs ([[RandomEncounters who waylay you]]) don a very colorful set.
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* TheQuest: The plot revolves around finding the treasures of the Saintess and save the world from King of Chaos. TakeYourTime.
** SideQuest: And while you're at it, go fight bandits/monsters/other countries' knights. ''Especially'' other countries' knights.
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* TheQuest: The plot revolves around finding the treasures of the Saintess and save the world from King of Chaos. TakeYourTime.
** SideQuest: And whileTakeYourTime. [[SideQuest While you're at it, it]], go fight bandits/monsters/other countries' knights. ''Especially'' other countries' knights.
** SideQuest: And while
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* NoExportForYou: Quite a sad case, too. See details [[http://www.siliconera.com/2012/08/16/the-saddest-thing-about-grand-knights-history-is-xseed-finished-the-english-text/ here]].
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''Grand Knights History'' is a role-playing video game developed by Creator/{{Vanillaware}} for {{PSP}}, released September 2011 in Japan.
The fantasy world of Rystia is divided into three warring kingdoms: Logres, the Ancient Kingdom, ruled by King Fausel; Union, the Kingdom of Knights, ruled by King Leon; and Avalon, the Kingdom of Magic, ruled by Queen Muse. Players must align themselves to one of the three nations and advance the story by taking part in missions on behalf of their chosen country.
''Grand Knights History'' is a role-playing video game developed by Creator/{{Vanillaware}} for {{PSP}}, released September 2011 in Japan.
The fantasy world of Rystia is divided into three warring kingdoms: Logres, the Ancient Kingdom, ruled by King Fausel; Union, the Kingdom of Knights, ruled by King Leon; and Avalon, the Kingdom of Magic, ruled by Queen Muse. Players must align themselves to one of the three nations and advance the story by taking part in missions on behalf of their chosen country.
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''Grand Knights History'' is a role-playing video game developed by {{Vanillaware}} for {{PSP}}, released September 2011 in Japan.
The fantasy world of Rystia is divided into three warring kingdoms: Logres, the Ancient Kingdom, ruled by King Fausel; Union, the Kingdom of Knights, ruled by King Leon; and Avalon, the Kingdom of Magic, ruled by Queen Muse. Players must align themselves to one of the three nations and advance the story by taking part in missions on behalf of their chosen country.
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!!This VideoGame provides stunning visual and examples of:
* BattleBallgown: The female Knights.
* BiggerStick: If there is an enemy you can't defeat, your options are: 1) use better Skills, 2) bring bigger and badder weapons, 3) pump your stats ([[LevelScaling but not your level]]).
* BigBadassBirdsOfPrey: The Roc-type enemies.
* BlackMagicianGirl: Miira. She's also a recurring villain.
* BlobMonster: They have swords impaled into their bodies, and they don't seem to mind, being what they are.
* DemBones: They follow the same archetypes as your character.
* ElementalPowers: Fire, Water, Earth, Wind. And then there are Light and Darkness spells, the learning of which require Masteries of the basic elements.
* FantasyGunControl: Averted. You can have a party entirely made-up of gunners. Gunners are part of the Archer archetype, and there are no jarring advantages compared to bowmen or crossbowmen.
* GhibliHills: Everywhere that aren't Nerumu Abyss.
* GorgeousPeriodDress: Even the lowliest thugs ([[RandomEncounters who waylay you]]) don very colorful set.
* HeroicFantasy: A band of four warriors fight evil and defend the honor of their country. Sounds familiar, huh?
* {{Knighting}}: Largely the point of the game. You level-up recruits by training them or sending them to fight monsters, then you present them to your king/queen for {{Knighting}}. Gameplay-wise, Knighted characters become playable online ([[{{MMORPG}} and only online]]) to defend their affiliated countries.
* LevelGrinding: If you don't want or can't participate in online battles, the amount of grinding needed can be rather painful.
* LevelScaling: One of the reason why the enemies are always challenging. It's generally better to exploit Training Ground and keep LowLevelAdvantage.
* MinMaxing: Mandatory. You even get to roll character stats in the beginning, ala ''DungeonsAndDragons''. This will take some times...
* {{Mordor}}: Nerumu Abyss. TheUndead are everywhere. It's also located at the center of the continent. You can walk into and out of it as much as you want, deathly enemies notwithstanding.
* {{MMORPG}}
* NintendoHard: Good luck finishing the game without getting online-only equipment!
* TheQuest: The plot revolves around finding the treasures of the Saintess and save the world from King of Chaos. TakeYourTime.
** SideQuest: And while you're at it, go fight bandits/monsters/other countries' knights. ''Especially'' other countries' knights.
* SceneryPorn: The visuals are gorgeous, as expected from the people who made ''VideoGame/OdinSphere'' and ''VideoGame/GrimGrimoire''.
* TacticalRockPaperScissors: Knights destroy Archers destroy Wizards destroy Knights. Remember this when you play online.
* TrainingFromHell: Each recruit gets an Apprenticeship period of 60 days, during which he or she can train in the capitol of the country he or she is affiliated to. The training regiments are rather... extreme.
* WalkingTheEarth: ''Literally'', even. The characters walk on some kind of globe.
* WhiteMage: Healers make life easier for everyone, but they are part of the Wizard archetype.
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''Grand Knights History'' is a role-playing video game developed by {{Vanillaware}} for {{PSP}}, released September 2011 in Japan.
The fantasy world of Rystia is divided into three warring kingdoms: Logres, the Ancient Kingdom, ruled by King Fausel; Union, the Kingdom of Knights, ruled by King Leon; and Avalon, the Kingdom of Magic, ruled by Queen Muse. Players must align themselves to one of the three nations and advance the story by taking part in missions on behalf of their chosen country.
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!!This VideoGame provides stunning visual and examples of:
* BattleBallgown: The female Knights.
* BiggerStick: If there is an enemy you can't defeat, your options are: 1) use better Skills, 2) bring bigger and badder weapons, 3) pump your stats ([[LevelScaling but not your level]]).
* BigBadassBirdsOfPrey: The Roc-type enemies.
* BlackMagicianGirl: Miira. She's also a recurring villain.
* BlobMonster: They have swords impaled into their bodies, and they don't seem to mind, being what they are.
* DemBones: They follow the same archetypes as your character.
* ElementalPowers: Fire, Water, Earth, Wind. And then there are Light and Darkness spells, the learning of which require Masteries of the basic elements.
* FantasyGunControl: Averted. You can have a party entirely made-up of gunners. Gunners are part of the Archer archetype, and there are no jarring advantages compared to bowmen or crossbowmen.
* GhibliHills: Everywhere that aren't Nerumu Abyss.
* GorgeousPeriodDress: Even the lowliest thugs ([[RandomEncounters who waylay you]]) don very colorful set.
* HeroicFantasy: A band of four warriors fight evil and defend the honor of their country. Sounds familiar, huh?
* {{Knighting}}: Largely the point of the game. You level-up recruits by training them or sending them to fight monsters, then you present them to your king/queen for {{Knighting}}. Gameplay-wise, Knighted characters become playable online ([[{{MMORPG}} and only online]]) to defend their affiliated countries.
* LevelGrinding: If you don't want or can't participate in online battles, the amount of grinding needed can be rather painful.
* LevelScaling: One of the reason why the enemies are always challenging. It's generally better to exploit Training Ground and keep LowLevelAdvantage.
* MinMaxing: Mandatory. You even get to roll character stats in the beginning, ala ''DungeonsAndDragons''. This will take some times...
* {{Mordor}}: Nerumu Abyss. TheUndead are everywhere. It's also located at the center of the continent. You can walk into and out of it as much as you want, deathly enemies notwithstanding.
* {{MMORPG}}
* NintendoHard: Good luck finishing the game without getting online-only equipment!
* TheQuest: The plot revolves around finding the treasures of the Saintess and save the world from King of Chaos. TakeYourTime.
** SideQuest: And while you're at it, go fight bandits/monsters/other countries' knights. ''Especially'' other countries' knights.
* SceneryPorn: The visuals are gorgeous, as expected from the people who made ''VideoGame/OdinSphere'' and ''VideoGame/GrimGrimoire''.
* TacticalRockPaperScissors: Knights destroy Archers destroy Wizards destroy Knights. Remember this when you play online.
* TrainingFromHell: Each recruit gets an Apprenticeship period of 60 days, during which he or she can train in the capitol of the country he or she is affiliated to. The training regiments are rather... extreme.
* WalkingTheEarth: ''Literally'', even. The characters walk on some kind of globe.
* WhiteMage: Healers make life easier for everyone, but they are part of the Wizard archetype.
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