[Glam Grimfire]

i was playing Phantasy Star III over the last week and i realized there arent really enough games that let you embrace lineage of your characters: dont get me wrong theres certainly a ton (if i recall one of the suikoden games lets you do this) but i kind of think its a more interesting take on the standard roleplaying game story evolution

specifically, i don't just mean games where you can play a characters son or daughter: what are games where the type of character you play later in lineage is directly affected by the actions you took as the descendants parent?
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[Glam Grimfire]

90% of my time on select button is spent trying to come up with interesting thread titles:
also, I name all of my jrpg characters Hrothgar if space is available.

I like how Infinity Blade does things, though I've never played it (I don't think I'd ever be able too, either.)
I wonder, how do they make keeping the same progress through the dungeon make sense?
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[Glam Grimfire]

I guess over a generation if I was a really evil overlord I would probably hire some more help.
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[Glam Grimfire]

FAFNIR SON OF FAFNIR
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[Glam Grimfire]

In the roleplay group I belong to we have an extended and contrived joke where all of the norse people are named after their fathers and mothers. Not in a logical sort of way, just the son of Fafnir is expected to be Fafnir, and the son of Hrothgar is expected to be named Hrothgar.
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