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Ar tonelico: Melody of Elemia ( アルトネリコ世界の終わりで詩い続ける少女 , Arutoneriko Sekai no Owari de Utai Tsuzukeru Shōjo ? , lit. "Ar tonelico: The Girl Who Continues to Sing at the End of the World") is a CDs .

The setting for the game is an extremely tall tower named Ar tonelico , located in the region of Sol Ciel (ソル・シエール), and the plot is mainly about relationships between humans and an artificial race called Reyvateil (レーヴァテイル). At E3 2006, Nippon Ichi Software America (NIS America) announced that it would pick up Ar tonelico , with an expected release date on October 31, 2006. [1] However, that release was delayed until February 6 2007 to provide more time for localization. [2] Contents. Development. Ar tonelico itself began to be created around 2004, roughly at the same time as Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana. However, the ideas and universe of the game were established since around 1995, when the director and father of the series, Akira Tsuchiya, was still in college. During that time, he made a world for a pen and paper RPG, and although it contained several of the elements present in the final game, there were several differences: the setting was a world sunk under the sea instead of floating landmasses above a cloud of toxic gas, the Reyvateils didn't exist back then, and some characters, such as Spica Neal and Shurelia, had different appearances and/or roles. Additionally, the people were divided in two races: the People of the Sky and the People of the Sea. Tsuchiya's friends apparently didn't like much this world due to being too different from standard fantasy worlds, and thus, after three roleplaying sessions, it was canned. Later on, after Tsuchiya began working at Gust, he took the first chance he was offered to direct a game, back in the 2000, and began making one based on the world he had made back in college. This was different from the current Ar tonelico as well: the protagonists were two girls called Decibel and Mallet, the spells were called Bels and were created by synthesizing various types of Orgel Discs together. However, the synthesis system was deemed as too complicated, and under the pretext that the game wouldn't sell due to magic being so widespread in it, the director of the Atelier Iris games, Masuda, ordered Tsuchiya to cancel the game. Finally, Tsuchiya saw his golden chance when in 2004 he was offered again a chance to make a game, and leaving the music composition and arranging roles he had serving at Gust ever since he joined the company in the hands of fellow musicians Ken Nakagawa and Daisuke Achiwa, he began working in it with all his efforts. This time, Tsuchiya created the concept of Reyvateils and redesigned the world setting to be as we currently know, always being inspired by the songs of Akiko Shikata, Haruka Shimotsuki, and Noriko Mitose. After the world setting was completed and the game was at a decent level of progress, Tsuchiya began asking personally to the singers that had inspired him for their collaboration in the project, as well as being introduced to Yuko Ishibashi, who he asked to sing for the game as well. All of the singers were glad to accept the offering, and thus, the team that developed Ar tonelico came to be. The game itself was made and runs on a modified version of the engine used for Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana, while the sprites were mostly taken from the ones used for previous Gust games, excepting for some ones that were created especially for Ar tonelico, so they share the same visual style that has characterized the Atelier games from Atelier Judie and until Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny. Gameplay. Exploration. Field maps. Players may explore dungeons and other areas by moving in any direction and jumping. Depending on the abilities of the Reyvateils in the party, various spells can also be cast to light candles, remove obstacles, and trigger switches. Enemy creatures may be encountered at random as the player explores an area. A gauge in the lower-right corner of the screen indicates the likelihood of encountering an enemy, as well as the number of random encounters remaining in the current area. Once enough battles have been fought to empty the gauge, no further random encounters will take place until the player leaves and returns to the area. Town maps. Each town presents several points of interest that may be reached by selecting their name on a menu, then navigated like a field map. Additional points of interest may become available after certain conditions are met. World map. The world map provides a 3D view of the world, which lists all of the locations currently accessible by the player. Most previously visited locations can be reached simply by scrolling the map to its entrance, then choosing to enter it. Battle. Ar tonelico features a turn-based battle system akin to those of the Vanguards in the front and one Reyvateil in the back. An action can be chosen for each fighter as their turn arrives. An action bar at the top of the screen indicates the turn order for every character and opponent involved in the battle. Vanguards may choose to attack the enemy, skip their turns, use a skill, use an item, or to Guard the Reyvateil, the last being available only when an enemy prepares an Harmonics bars at the bottom of the screen. Harmonics improve with each successful attack from the Vanguards, filling the blue bar, while guarding the Reyvateil and merely maintaining the Vanguards active gradually fill the pink bar, but the blue bar decreases whenever an enemy lands a successful attack. When both bars meet, the party's attacks become stronger and one Harmocrystal is activated. The number of active Harmocrystals affects the number of counter-attacks the party can mount, the skills available to each Vanguard, as well as the types of items received at the end of a battle, and having two active Harmocrystals also changes the normal attack of each Vanguard into a more powerful version of itself. A higher level of Harmonics also allows the Reyvateil to sing faster. However, at the start of the battle, there's only one empty Harmocrystal, and to make more appear, it's necessary to fill the red Song Magic, which will allow to make up to three Harmocrystals. Unlike Vanguards, the Reyvateil doesn't need to wait for her turn and can be given commands at any time during the battle. Instead of attacking directly, she supports the party by using Song Magic. Her experience points are awarded to all party members regardless of whether they participated in battle, and extra points are granted to those who gave the final blow to each enemy. Dive Points are awarded to all Reyvateils currently in the party, which can then be used for Diving. Items are awarded based on the number of activated Harmocrystals at the end of each battle. Each enemy has a potential of dropping up to 4 items, with the fourth item usually being the most desirable. Diving. Main article: Dive. Diving is the most unique aspect of Ar tonelico' s gameplay experience, which also ended being an essential elemen of its sequels. By visiting a Cosmosphere or a Soulspace. The Diving experience shares many similarities with Japanese visual novels, which puts great emphasis on dialogue and character development. The player spends Dive Points to enter different locations within the Cosmosphere. The most important locations will be marked by a star pointer, and visiting them is required to progress inside the Cosmosphere, while there are also other minor locations that aren't marked by stars, but serve to learn more about that particular Reyvateil. However, if the location has a cost of 1 DP to go in, it won't serve either to progress or to see additional scenes. In order to enter deeper levels of the Cosmosphere, the player must improve their relationship with the Reyvateil by gaining Dive Points from combat and watching Talk Topics with her while resting at inns and camps. Each Topic is assigned to an specific level in an special grid that can be seen in the Reyvateil's status screen, and once a certain number for that specific level has been watched, the Cosmosphere of that same level will be available for Diving. Additional Topics won't open anything else, but will allow the player to learn more about the Reyvateil's personality and background. Despite being similar to a visual novel, the objective is not to date the Reyvateils, but to help them resolve their inner doubts and concerns. Doing so will allow the Reyvateils to craft new Song Magic as well as unlock new outfits, which acts like improved equipment in battle. Said outfits, called Costumes , serve as representations of the many facets hidden in the personality of the Reyvateil, and aside of changing her stats, hey also change their appearance in-battle. Phase I. The game opens by explaining to the player part of the backstory of the world of Sol Ciel: a long time ago, the world used to have both an abundant sky and land, but after the two large catastrophes, the Grathnode Inferia, and the Reyvateil Rebellion, the world lost its land and sky. The surface of the land was completely covered by the Sea of Death, and the sky was sealed off by the Blastline. Those who survived these catastrophes had to cling to the Tower of Ar tonelico and the floating landmass of the Wings of Horus to survive, and lost much of their technology and knowledge due to this. We are then shown that the Floating City Platina is under attack by unknown viruses. Leard Barsett, the current commander asks the Knights of Elemia for an inform of the situation, but the knights are confused and unable to report any information due to the virus' unknown characteristics. Then, Lyner Barsett, the main character and other of the Knights of Elemia, rushes into the scene, and after asking his father about the situation, he attempts to run to confron to viruses. However, Leard berates him for trying to go without waiting for the Tower Administrator, Shurelia, which would be against orders. Shurelia then shows up, and orders Lyner to accompany her to confront the new type of virus. Lyner crashes into the Viola Forest, in the Wings of Horus, gets ejected from his airship, and is left on the brink of death. However, he was saved by a Reyvateil who witnessed his airship crashing, called Aurica Nestmile, and after secretly healing him with her Song Magic, she ran off. Lyner then woke up, faintly remembering that someone saved him, and after making sure he still had the Hymn Brooch, he ran off to see if he could find the remains of his airship. He managed to find it, but to his dismay, someone else was trying to see if the airship could be sold off as scrap. Lyner berated the unknown man, and after he rudely told him that anyone who found it would keep it, he went off. Lyner got disappointed that the rumors about the rudeness of the Lower World people were true, and then he began going off in the direction of the nearest town. To be continued. Setting. Ar tonelico takes place in the region of Sol Ciel, which literally translates to "Sun Sky" in Latin and French, respectively, but means "Shining Sky/World" in the game's own language. Sol Ciel is part of Planet Ar Ciel, and is one of the three regions that survived the catastrophe of the Grathnode Inferia. This particular region consists of the living Tower of Ar tonelico and the Wings of Horus, a landmass connected to the lower portion of the Tower. Additionally, the world itself is divided in two parts: the Lower World, which encompasses all the areas in Sol Ciel below the Teru town of Humans , Teru and Reyvateils. Teru are beings that seem to be a cross between humans and dragons, and are capable of using magical powers that Wave Science, the type of science practiced in Ar Ciel, can't explain yet, while Reyvateils are a manufactured race who were originally created to maintain Ar tonelico. They are designed to resemble humans in every way except for their lifespan and their ability to communicate with the Tower. All Reyvateils are female regardless of their birth history. There are three different types of Reyvateils. Reyvateil Origins are the original Reyvateils who were created with a specific purpose in mind. They have a perfect connection to the Tower. They are considered the parents of all β-type and Third Generation Reyvateils because the lower class Reyvateils are in some way related to them [5] . The second type, β-type Reyvateils, are clones of Reyvateil Origins [6] . They are mortal, though they still live significantly longer than humans; approximately 150 years [7] . The last type, Third Generation Reyvateils, are born from relationships between humans and Reyvateils. Due to the strain that the power of Ar tonelico puts on their bodies, they tend to have naturally short life spans of only 14 to 20 years [8] . There is a life-extending agent called Diquility that can only be produced by the Church of El Elemia and the Characters. Ar tonelico has eight playable characters, but many more are important to the storyline. The main protagonist is Lyner Barsett, a Knight of Elemia who fell from Platina when attempting to destroy one of the viruses, who was then saved by a reyvateil, Aurica Nestmile. He meets Aurica Nestmile and Misha Arsellec Lune in the lower world, both of whom are Reyvateils. These two become very important characters, and the player must interact with them on a regular basis by conversing and Diving in order to progress through the game. Other playable characters include Jack Hamilton, a lone gunner; Krusche Elendia, an airship grathmelder; Radolf Schnaizen, a Cardinal with the Church of Elemia; Shurelia, the Tower's administrator; and Ayatane Michitaka, a fellow Knight of Elemia. The main antagonist is Mir, a β-type Reyvateil who was created as a selfless servant to humanity, but has since developed a genocidal hatred for the human race as a result of her mistreatment at their hands. Music. The soundtrack of the game was mostly composed by the members of the Gust Sound Team - Akira Tsuchiya, Ken Nakagawa and Daisuke Achiwa, who are best known for composing music for Haruka Shimotsuki , Takashige Inagaki and Akiko Shikata and Haruka Shimotsuki also contributed composition and arrangements for several of the songs and Hymns in the game. The music of the game was released across 3 albums: a 2-disc Original Soundtrack and the two Hymmnos Concert CDs. The Hymmnos Concert CDs contained all the Hymns and songs which were absent from the OST. In the story, the Reyvateils practice magic by “singing it". Hymns and Song Magic are powerful, and can be used for killing and healing. Therefore, unlike many other games, the songs form an integral part of the gameplay and story. Insert Songs. by Akiko Shikata by York of love by EXEC_PURGER/.#AURICA extracting by Haruka Shimotsuki by Akiko Shikata by Haruka Shimotsuki by Akiko Shikata by EXEC_RE=NATION/. by Haruka Shimotsuki by EXEC_HARMONIOUS/. by Akiko Shikata by Haruka Shimotsuki and Akiko Shikata. Ending themes. by EXEC_RE=NATION/. by Haruka Shimotsuki (Phase 3 Bad Ending) by Haruka Shimotsuki and Akiko Shikata (Phase 3 Good Endings) Other Releases. Aside of the soundtracks, the first game in the series also got two player guidebooks: the Claire Branch and Spica Neal, each featuring completely new songs; and finally, a light novel that covers the events between the final battle and the ending movie. Additionally, it also had a side-story manga called Ar tonelico. and its lyrics modified to tell an ancient legend of Sol Ciel about a priestess called Harvestasha. Reception. Reviews Publication Score VGRC 8 out of 10 [9] Deeko 8 out of 10 [10] IGN 7.2 out of 10 [11] GameSpot 6.3 out of 10 [12] RPGamer 3 out of 5 [13] RPGFan 91% [14] Review compilations Game Rankings 73% (based on 27 reviews) [15] GameStats 7.2 out of 10 (based on 7 reviews) [16] Ar tonelico has been criticized across the board for being 'too easy' and not presenting much of a challenge. GameSpot said "There's no challenge whatsoever to the battles, constant use of overt sexual innuendo isn't the least bit clever or entertaining, and the courtship aspect of the game makes very little sense," with IGN chiming in that "Some game flaws in standard RPG elements, like the battle system and exploration keep this from being a stand out game." On the other hand, it has been looked upon kindly by other members of the press, with VGRC saying "If you're looking for the next epic RPG, you will not find it here. However, if you want something fresh in this tired and stale genre, Ar tonelico will most certainly deliver." It was also given an 8/10 by Deeko.com, stating "It is easily one of the more light-hearted role playing games on the market and the characters are interesting, to boot, but it is the unique way in which you interact with characters that truly makes this title stand out." References to other games. During the last level of the Cosmospheres of both Aurica and Misha, there is a bonus level called Level E. These worlds are a reference to the worlds of Atelier Marie and Atelier Elie made by Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana . Ar tonelico qoga iso download. 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((Test on RPCS3 v0.0.3-3-bc4d73d Alpha)) ------Interpreter(fast) & Recompiler(ASMJIT) Better in Vulkan Setting. Speed : Some Time Slow Movie : Slow Graphic : Problem with Graphic Music : Work. ______CPU:- Intel I7-6800K @ 3.40 GHz (OverClock 4.5 GHz) GPU:- GTX 1080 Motherboards:- ASUS X-99A-II RAM:- 32.0 GB (2666 MHz) Attached Files RPCS3.7z (Size: 730.88 KB / Downloads: 12) The speed and stability did improve a LOT recently, but I think it's still not fully playable yet. For me the best results were with PPU interpreter (fast), SPU ASMJIT & Vulcan, with disabled async shader compiler. Managed to go from start to first crafting without single crash. Game itself is running with decent FPS, no stuttering, transfers from area to area or from battle to map are longer than they should be, but bearable. Video runs almost full speed but with some stuttering. With PPU LLVM & SPU ASMJIT video is running perfectly without stuttering, area transitions are faster, but stability suffers, game crashes from time to time. Things that hold it from going playable are: 1. missing text. Some text gets overlapped with some pictures from time to time, and it gets worse the longer you play. It has gotten better than before, but still annoying. 2. item synthesys still crashes the game a lot. Maybe half of the tries. 3. some counters are broken. There are some conversations that should appear under conditions like "fight 10 battles with reyvateil" or "have 3 talk topics in a row", but they just don't trigger. This was working in earlier versions (over a year ago) but is somehow broken now. I tried to find the commit that broke it, but now you can't load older builds apparently. PC specs: Intel I7 7700K GeForce GTX 1070 16 Gb RAM. Attached Files Thumbnail(s) Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel. I'll admit it, I'm a sappy, sentimental, romantic kinda guy, growing up on games like Lunar and Grandia I really came to enjoy a good love I'll admit it, I'm a sappy, sentimental, romantic kinda guy, growing up on games like Lunar and Grandia I really came to enjoy a good love story in my RPGs. Sadly for many RPGs a love interest is just shoehorned in, a tacked on extra or a checkbox in the big list of stuff they think they have to include, so much so that many people think they're pointless or add nothing to the game or even detract from it. So when the Ar Tonelico series came along I was really excited to see a series that really went for it with the love story. Of course I'm several hundred RPGs on since I started and there's a lot of things I like in an RPG, good music, a well thought out world that feels alive and has a sense of culture, large swathes of character interaction, likeable characters, a battle system that is both fun and different etc. Thankfully Qoga succeeds in a number of these categories and excels in a few. As with the other games in the series, Ar Tonelico Qoga takes place in a tower above their inhospitable planet of Ar Ciel which has been covered by the sea of death. Unlike the other games where reyvateils were partners and lived among humans or below them, in this area reyvateils dominate over humans and carry out cleansings and purifications, either killing humans or enslaving them in the name of Clustania. The scale of the story is both massive in scope and minute in detail and is constantly balancing between intimate personal issues, large scale political movements and events with world changing consequences in a really satisfying way. Of course the story hinges on the two female leads, Saki and Finnel. They're reyvateils, a race of artificially created(though still biological) humanoids with the ability to use song magic. Saki is optimistic and innocent, Finnel is pessimistic and cynical, two fairly standard personality types, however when you begin to unfold the events that molded their personality they really become great, memorable characters. A further and unique level of complexity is added to them in the form of their personae. Both of them have a number of alternate personalities that govern aspects of their personalities. Sarapatra for example is a more mature, adult side of Saki. I can't talk too much more about them without spoiling some of the fantastic twists and turns of the story but you're left questioning if these personae are truly other sides of them or something else as they often work against their other sides desires. The other vanguard characters, Tatsumi and Hikari, took me by surprise with how great they were too. With such an emphasis on the romance between the hero and heroines you'd expect them to take a backstage and play a bit part, but no, they have their own story and goals which you help them to achieve while they help Aoto with his quest too. In fact in the early stages of the game Tatsumi is so preoccupied with pursuing his own agenda that he seems pretty cold and seems to be constantly looking for an opportunity to leave the group. He just cant ignore Aoto's troubles though and through the course of the game develops to be a really great friend. Even beyond the main cast, many of the NPCs have amazingly well thought out stories, some of them even tying back into plot threads through the previous two games in the series. I particularly enjoyed Mute, Akane and Richaryosha. Mute is a massive muscular melee fighter, completely railing against the regular idea of a reyvateil as a songstress summoner. Despite her role as an enemy early on and her fearsome appearance she's quite a sweetie at heart and can be oddly cute at times. Though still terrifying when running around shouting HONEY! DARLING! Akane too is an enemy to Aoto, but she's also Finnel's childhood friend. she's a cold hearted ruthless commander at first, but if you're a good enough friend to Finnel you might just end up being friends with Akane too. The crowning glory of the Ar Tonelico series is definitely it's hymmnos, songs that are sung in a language specially created for the games. There are a couple of oddball tracks in there, particularly CUTYPUMP and EP=NOVA are strange tracks that I didn't like at first, but suit the characters really well. They hugely expanded the number of vocal artists working on this game and some of them are really great, KOKIA's tracks are beautiful. The rest of the soundtrack isn't quite as great and might be slightly disappointing to fans of the previous games but dont misunderstand, it's still a wonderful OST, better than almost everything else out there. It just had an unbelievable pedigree to live up to. Some of the slower tracks used in the more emotional and intimate scenes are really memorable soulful pieces. Overall out of the hundreds of RPGs I've played this will be one of those I really cherish, it's the only RPG so far this gen other than Valkyria Chronicles I feel is really a classic in the making. … Expand.