Does money become useless?
Posted: April 11th, 2019, 7:39 pm
I guess this is the case in a lot of games, so it may be a pointless observation...
In the latter part of the game, it seems that money is pretty much useless. I keep finding more chests with it, or killing more foes that drop it, but, ultimately it seems it's just becoming, "let's see how much money I can rack up by the end of the game," right? I'm pretty much off to face Yadis now, with $33,350 in my pockets. I'm totally geared up... Vendors don't have anything I need or want any longer. (Hell, most of them have no money to buy my useless "treasures," or those that do, don't have any more inventory space buy them.) I don't know... maybe I'm missing something.
I guess I need to look at it this way... After a long, difficult adventure, my party gets to split the "spoils," and go their separate ways... Ya know, go buy a tavern and retire, right?
In the latter part of the game, it seems that money is pretty much useless. I keep finding more chests with it, or killing more foes that drop it, but, ultimately it seems it's just becoming, "let's see how much money I can rack up by the end of the game," right? I'm pretty much off to face Yadis now, with $33,350 in my pockets. I'm totally geared up... Vendors don't have anything I need or want any longer. (Hell, most of them have no money to buy my useless "treasures," or those that do, don't have any more inventory space buy them.) I don't know... maybe I'm missing something.
I guess I need to look at it this way... After a long, difficult adventure, my party gets to split the "spoils," and go their separate ways... Ya know, go buy a tavern and retire, right?
