Critical Limit's casting time is long (approximately 15 seconds), but randomly decides one of the following: instant OL fill, instant active (random level) OL for all party members, Pikohan hammers dizzying the entire playing field, random chance to heal or to damage party, among others. Patty joins the party permanently around the desert area, and has easily some of the best skills in the game, such as Critical Limit and Little Big Chef. She feels as if she was originally meant to be in the game, integrated seamlessly into the PS3 version. It really doesn't seem like she's simply present for the sake of additional content, she feels like a character that wouldn't have her role questioned if she were present in the first place. Her own story is quite touching but doesn't eventuate for a long period of time. Patty Patty plays a pretty important role in the PS3 version present in many skits, events, and her own story. You will be surprised to discover that you're really not missing all that much. I'm going to be talking about the differences present in the 'better' PS3 version. I've spent around 163 hours with the PS3 version at this point, so I figured it's time to say something about it. This marks the third time playing this game, but my first time with for PS3.

It has taken approximately a year to doing a playthrough of Tales of Vesperia for PS3, nevertheless I felt the timing was right to play through this again. This is a really dumb thing which I wrote basing each version off my own personal experiences.

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