The chapters will typically be broken down into free day-practical exam-field study, the first two of which will take place at the school and the last of which will see you traveling all around Erebonia to learn and complete assignments

I has friendship links, you go to class plus you got free days to do whatever

Trails in Cold Steel is a action/turn based rpg similar I would say to Persona in a very few ways.- Highschool bonding points (2-3) are given on free days to the main character to strengthen the "link" system for the battle system.- Basically bonding points give u strength in the battle system but unlike Persona it isn't what the whole game is about

The days skip around to important events, and skip over the mundane day to day stuff you do in P3/P4

What's cool about this is that it is limited per free day...so you do have to choose wisely who to interact with.6.

Amazon was nice about it and gave me a 10 dollar credit with 2 day shipping free for the mistake and late shipping

My review stands just as strong now as the day I first posted it

It's like going back to golden glory days of console role playing

Yeah during the first play through you have a more limited amount of point that you can use to spend time with other characters during each free day but you don't have to choose just one between them each time

The Vita can still deliver great games, and the system is actually more powerful than the PS2, Just think of it as being a game from one of the good old PS2 days, while very fun to play, it is still inferior mechanically and graphically when being compared to triple A games we are seeing these days

Basically, during "free days" (when school is out), your main protagonist has a chance to get involved in various events with different characters.

I like a game to be more open but not so open that you can feel lost as to what to do