Changes: Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3

Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3
	Radiant Mythology 3.png
	Information
Game Systems	PlayStation Portable
Developers	Alfa System
Publishers	Bandai Namco Games
Character Designers	Mutsumi Inomata; Kousuke Fujishima; Kazuto Nakazawa; Daigo Okumura
Composers	Motoi Sakuraba; Go Shiina; Kazuhiro Nakamura
Japanese Releases	February 10, 2011
Opening Theme	with you feat. ME by BACK-ON
Ratings	CERO: B (recommended 12+)

Revision as of 00:10, 30 May 2014

This article is based on information from Japanese-only media.
The following content has not been released in the English language, so details are subject to change at any given time.

Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 (テイルズオブザワールドレディアントマイソロジー３, Teiruzu obu za Waarudo Redianto Maisorojii Surii^?) is the eighth entry in the Tales of the World series of escort titles, and the third entry in the Radiant Mythology subseries. Like other games in the series, it features a group of characters from various Tales games.

Characters

Like previous games in the Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology series, the game features various characters each from different games in the Tales series. The game has over 80 different characters from past games throughout the entire series, including all of the 50 characters from Radiant Mythology 2.

Original Cast

Returning Characters from other Tales Games

Tales of Phantasia

Tales of Destiny

Tales of Eternia

Tales of Destiny 2

Tales of Symphonia

Tales of Rebirth

Tales of Legendia

Tales of the Abyss

Tales of the Tempest

Tales of Innocence

Tales of Vesperia

Tales of Symphonia:
Dawn of the New World

Tales of Hearts

Tales of Graces

Tales of the World:
Radiant Mythology

Tales of the World:
Radiant Mythology 2

Plot

The story is set in the world of Luminasia, where large countries dominate smaller ones for the sake of harvesting Hostia, a form of crystallized mana produced by the World Tree. The story follows the player and the guild Ad Libitum as they investigate a red smoke, capable of altering the forms of living creatures, which people have mistaken for the wish-granting manifestation of the Descender. Slowly, they learned that Hostia was not provided for humans to mine, but rather, to seal one of Luminasia's seed worlds, Jildea.

Features

Battle System

Radiant Mythology 3 utilizes the Flex Range Linear Motion Battle System from Tales of the Abyss, using the free run system by using the PlayStation Portable's analog stick. The game introduces a new ability known as Radiant Drive, which allows the players to ignore the normal arte combo progression, similar to how Over Limit functions in Tales of Vesperia. During Over Limit there is an ability which allows the player to use artes without consuming TP.

Leveling System

Unlike the previous two Radiant Mythology games, guild members who are not in the active battle party will continue to gain in experience and level at the same rate the Protagonist's group does. This enables the player to switch between characters and organize any possible battle party freely, without having to grind to increase the level of a character who would otherwise have fallen behind in strength and abilities. All characters not in use will not gain experience after reaching level 70.

Transfers and Upgrades

Compared to the earlier games in the series, ore materials are no longer required to upgrade weapons. Instead, Poppo is in charge of skill transfers and equipment upgrades. Poppo is available after an event involving Pippo about their missing brother. By accepting Poppo's personal requests, more metals can be unlocked for upgrading.

To transfer skills, two pieces of equipment are required, one which is upgraded with the target skills and another which the skills will be transfered to. Each transfer will reduce the equipment's durability until it reaches zero. To upgrade equipment, gathered metals must be used on that item to increase statistics such as attack power and agility. Both features require gald to complete the procedure.

Job System

Like previous installments, this game includes the job system that allows players to change jobs by talking to the Guild leader. To unlock advanced jobs, mastery in the base jobs that comprise the newer job's portfolio must be achieved by reaching level 30 in all required jobs. However, unlike the previous games, grade points are not necessary to change jobs.

Warrior - A fighting class that specializes in close range combat.
Swordsman - Has a variety of strong and quick sword attacks.
Thief - Uses quick dagger attacks, giving enemies little chance to counter.
Mage - Uses offensive magic spells for dealing damage.
Priest - Specializes in healing and support magic.
Fighter - Uses fast and power attacks based on martial arts.
Hunter - Long range fighters that are masters at fighting with a bow.
Magic Knight - A versatile class that uses both physical and magic attacks. Requires mastery of the Swordsman, Mage, and Priest jobs.
Bishop - A master class of offensive and support magic artes. Requires mastery of the Priest and Mage jobs.
Twinsword - A quick swordsman class that uses dual swords to deal fast attacks on the enemies. Requires mastery of the Swordsman job.
Brandish - A advanced form of a swordsman that fights with broadswords. Requires mastery of the Warrior.
Ninja - A class that hides in the shadows and uses trickery to defeat enemies. Requires mastery of the Fighter, Thief, and Hunter jobs.
Monk - A class that uses skills of a fighter and healing artes. Requires mastery of the Fighter and Priest jobs.
Pirate - A agile class that is a master in both close and ranged combat with a dagger and pistol. Requires mastery of the Thief and Gunman jobs.
Paladin - A swordsman class that uses broadswords and focuses on using healing artes. Requires mastery of the Brandish and Priest jobs.
Gunman - A new class that is a master in ranged combat with dual guns. Requires mastery of the Hunter job.

Radiants

Like in Radiant Mythology 2, Radiants of the player's current job are available for battle, granting a key item which is required to obtain the first Radiant set. There are two Radiants of the same job that must be dueled at the same time, requiring the player to have a second party member who can be selected freely from the current guild members. Pieces of the second Radiant set are scattered throughout the EX Dungeon, which is available after clearing the game. All Radiant and rare equipment provide statistics based on fixed percentages instead of randomly generated numbers.

Memory Stick Additions

Radiant Mythology 3 adds the Data Install feature to the Memory Stick to reduce loading times for speedier play. In addition, if save data from Radiant Mythology, Radiant Mythology 2, and Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon X are on the memory stick, the player will obtain certain bonuses, such as unlocking additional boss fights in the coliseum, along with exclusive equipment and titles.

Version History

Game Title	System	Catalog Number	Release Date	Region
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 テイルズオブザワールドレディアントマイソロジー３	PlayStation Portable	-	September 21, 2010	Japan (TGS 2010 Demo)
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 テイルズオブザワールドレディアントマイソロジー３	PlayStation Portable	ULAS-42267 ULJS-00294 ?	February 10, 2011 February 10, 2011 February 10, 2011	Asia Japan Japan (Ad Libitum Nyuutai Kinen Tea Set)

Gallery

External Links

[JP] Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 (Official Website)
[JP] Tales Channel (Tales Series Official Website)

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  |developer=Alfa System
  |publisher=Bandai Namco Games
- |designer=[[Mutsumi Inomata]]<br>[[Kousuke Fujishima]]<br>[[Kazuto Nakazawa]]
+ |designer=[[Mutsumi Inomata]]<br>[[Kousuke Fujishima]]<br>[[Kazuto Nakazawa]]<br>[[Daigo Okumura]]
- |composer=[[Motoi Sakuraba]]<br>[[Go Shiina]]
+ |composer=[[Motoi Sakuraba]]<br>[[Go Shiina]]<br>[[Kazuhiro Nakamura]]
  |japan=February 10, 2011
- |opening=''with you feat. ME'' by BACK-ON
+ |opening=''[[with you feat. ME]]'' by BACK-ON
  |ending=
+ |ratings=CERO: B <small>(recommended 12+)</small>
- |ratings=
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-{{nihongo|'''''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3'''''|テイルズ オブ ザ ワールド レディアント マイソロジー３|Teiruzu obu za Waarudo Redianto Maisorojii Surii}} is the upcoming newest entry in the ''[[Tales of the World]]'' series of escort titles, and the third entry in the ''Radiant Mythology'' subseries. Like other games in the series, it features a group of characters from various Tales games.
+{{nihongo|'''''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3'''''|テイルズ オブ ザ ワールド レディアント マイソロジー３|Teiruzu obu za Waarudo Redianto Maisorojii Surii}} is the eighth entry in the ''[[Tales of the World]]'' series of escort titles, and the third entry in the ''Radiant Mythology'' subseries. Like other games in the series, it features a group of characters from various ''Tales'' games.
 ==Characters==
-Like previous games in the ''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology'' series, the game features various characters each from different games in the Tales series. The game will have over 80 different characters from past Tales games, including all of the 50 characters from ''[[Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2|Radiant Mythology 2]]''.
+Like previous games in the ''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology'' series, the game features various characters each from different games in the ''Tales'' series. The game has over 80 different characters from past games throughout the entire series, including all of the 50 characters from ''[[Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2|Radiant Mythology 2]]''.
 ===Original Cast===
 *[[Kanonno Grassvalley]]
-*[[Rocksprings]]
+*[[Rocks]]
 *[[Lazaris]]
@@ Line 30: / Line 31: @@
 *[[Cress Albane]]
 *[[Mint Adenade]]
-*[[Chester Barklight]]
+*[[Chester Burklight]]
 *[[Arche Klein]]
 *[[Suzu Fujibayashi]]
@@ Line 150: / Line 151: @@
 '''[[Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2|Tales of the World:<br>&emsp;Radiant Mythology 2]]'''
 *[[Kanonno Earhart]]
+*[[Niata]]
 *[[Goede]]
  |}
 {{-}}
+==Plot==
+The story is set in the world of [[Luminasia]], where large countries dominate smaller ones for the sake of harvesting [[Hostia]], a form of crystallized mana produced by the [[World Tree]]. The story follows the player and the guild [[Ad Libitum]] as they investigate a red smoke, capable of altering the forms of living creatures, which people have mistaken for the wish-granting manifestation of the [[Descender]]. Slowly, they learned that Hostia was not provided for humans to mine, but rather, to seal one of Luminasia's seed worlds, [[Jildea]].
 ==Features==
 ===Battle System===
-''Radiant Mythology 3'' utilizes the Flex Range Linear Motion Battle System from ''[[Tales of the Abyss]]'', using the free run system by using the PlayStation Portable's analog stick. The game introduces a new ability known as '''Radiant Drive''', which allows the players to ignore the normal arte combo progression, similar to how Overlimit functioned in [[Tales of Vesperia]]. During [[Over Limit]] there is an ability which allows the player to use artes without consuming TP.
+''Radiant Mythology 3'' utilizes the Flex Range Linear Motion Battle System from ''[[Tales of the Abyss]]'', using the free run system by using the PlayStation Portable's analog stick. The game introduces a new ability known as [[Radiant Drive]], which allows the players to ignore the normal arte combo progression, similar to how [[Over Limit]] functions in ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]''. During Over Limit there is an ability which allows the player to use artes without consuming TP.
-===Job Class System===
+===Leveling System===
+Unlike the previous two ''Radiant Mythology'' games, guild members who are not in the active battle party will continue to gain in experience and level at the same rate the Protagonist's group does. This enables the player to switch between characters and organize any possible battle party freely, without having to grind to increase the level of a character who would otherwise have fallen behind in strength and abilities. All characters not in use will not gain experience after reaching level 70.
-Like previous installments, this game includes the job class system that allows players to change job classes by talking to the Guild leader. To unlock high classes special conditions must be done and to change the characters job class players still need to use [[grade]] points to transform into them.
-====Class System====
+===Transfers and Upgrades===
+Compared to the earlier games in the series, ore materials are no longer required to upgrade weapons. Instead, [[Poppo]] is in charge of skill transfers and equipment upgrades. Poppo is available after an event involving [[Pippo]] about their missing brother. By accepting Poppo's personal requests, more metals can be unlocked for upgrading.
-*Warrior - A fighting class that specializes in close range combat.
-*Swordsman - Has a variety of strong and quick sword attacks.
+To transfer skills, two pieces of equipment are required, one which is upgraded with the target skills and another which the skills will be transfered to. Each transfer will reduce the equipment's durability until it reaches zero. To upgrade equipment, gathered metals must be used on that item to increase statistics such as attack power and agility. Both features require gald to complete the procedure.
-*Thief - Uses quick dagger attacks, giving enemies little chance to counter.
-*Mage - Uses offensive magic spells for dealing damage.
+===Job System===
-*Priest - Specializes in healing and support magic.
+Like previous installments, this game includes the job system that allows players to change jobs by talking to the Guild leader. To unlock advanced jobs, mastery in the base jobs that comprise the newer job's portfolio must be achieved by reaching level 30 in all required jobs. However, unlike the previous games, [[grade]] points are not necessary to change jobs.
-*Fighter - Uses fast and power attacks based on martial arts.
-*Hunter - Long range fighters that are masters at fighting with a bow.
-*Magic Knight - A versatile class that uses both physical and magic attacks.
+*[[Warrior]] - A fighting class that specializes in close range combat.
-*Bishop - A master class of offensive and support magic artes.
+*[[Swordsman]] - Has a variety of strong and quick sword attacks.
+*[[Thief]] - Uses quick dagger attacks, giving enemies little chance to counter.
-*Twinsword - A quick swordsman class that uses dual swords to deal fast attacks on the enemies.
+*[[Mage]] - Uses offensive magic spells for dealing damage.
-*Brandish - A advanced form of a swordsman that fights with broadswords.
+*[[Priest]] - Specializes in healing and support magic.
-*Ninja - A class that hides in the shadows and uses trickery to defeat enemies.
+*[[Fighter]] - Uses fast and power attacks based on martial arts.
-*Pirate - A agile class that is a master in both close and ranged combat with a dagger and pistol.
+*[[Hunter]] - Long range fighters that are masters at fighting with a bow.
-*Paladin - A swordsman class that uses broadswords and focuses on using healing artes.
+*[[Magic Knight]] - A versatile class that uses both physical and magic attacks. Requires mastery of the Swordsman, Mage, and Priest jobs.
-*Gunman - A new class that is a master in ranged combat with dual guns.
+*[[Bishop]] - A master class of offensive and support magic artes. Requires mastery of the Priest and Mage jobs.
+*[[Twinsword]] - A quick swordsman class that uses dual swords to deal fast attacks on the enemies. Requires mastery of the Swordsman job.
+*[[Brandish]] - A advanced form of a swordsman that fights with broadswords. Requires mastery of the Warrior.
+*[[Ninja]] - A class that hides in the shadows and uses trickery to defeat enemies. Requires mastery of the Fighter, Thief, and Hunter jobs.
+*[[Monk]] - A class that uses skills of a fighter and healing artes. Requires mastery of the Fighter and Priest jobs.
+*[[Pirate]] - A agile class that is a master in both close and ranged combat with a dagger and pistol. Requires mastery of the Thief and Gunman jobs.
+*[[Paladin]] - A swordsman class that uses broadswords and focuses on using healing artes. Requires mastery of the Brandish and Priest jobs.
+*[[Gunman]] - A new class that is a master in ranged combat with dual guns. Requires mastery of the Hunter job.
+===Radiants===
+Like in ''Radiant Mythology 2'', Radiants of the player's current job are available for battle, granting a key item which is required to obtain the first Radiant set. There are two Radiants of the same job that must be dueled at the same time, requiring the player to have a second party member who can be selected freely from the current guild members. Pieces of the second Radiant set are scattered throughout the EX Dungeon, which is available after clearing the game. All Radiant and rare equipment provide statistics based on fixed percentages instead of randomly generated numbers.
 ===Memory Stick Additions===
-Radiant Mythology 3 will add the '''Data Install''' feature to Memory Stick to cut the load times for speedier play. In addition if save data from ''Radiant Mythology 2'' and ''[[Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon X]]'' are on the memory stick the player will obtain certain bonuses.
+''Radiant Mythology 3'' adds the '''Data Install''' feature to the Memory Stick to reduce loading times for speedier play. In addition, if save data from ''Radiant Mythology'', ''Radiant Mythology 2'', and ''[[Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon X]]'' are on the memory stick, the player will obtain certain bonuses, such as unlocking additional boss fights in the coliseum, along with exclusive equipment and titles.
 ==Version History==
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  ! '''Region'''
  |-
- | style="background:#f9f9f9;" | '''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3'''<br>テイルズ オブ ザ ワールド レディアント マイソロジー3
+ | style="background:#f9f9f9;" | '''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3'''<br>テイルズ オブ ザ ワールド レディアント マイソロジー３
  | PlayStation Portable
  | align="center" | -
- | September 16, 2010
+ | September 21, 2010
  | Japan (TGS 2010 Demo)
+ |-
+ | style="background:#f9f9f9;" | '''Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3'''<br>テイルズ オブ ザ ワールド レディアント マイソロジー３
+ | PlayStation Portable
+ | ULAS-42267<br>ULJS-00294<br><span style="display:block; text-align:center;">?</span>
+ | February 10, 2011<br>February 10, 2011<br>February 10, 2011
+ | Asia<br>Japan<br>Japan (Ad Libitum Nyuutai Kinen Tea Set)
  |}
+==Gallery==
+{{gallery
+ |lines=2
+ |Warrior.jpg||Warrior
+ |Swordsman.jpg||Swordsman
+ |Fighter.jpg||Fighter
+ |Hunter.jpg||Hunter
+ }}
+{{gallery
+ |lines=2
+ |Thief.jpg||Thief
+ |Mage.jpg||Priest
+ |Priest.jpg||Mage
+ |Bishop.jpg||Bishop
+ }}
+{{gallery
+ |lines=2
+ |Monk.jpg||Monk
+ |Twinsword.jpg||Twinsword
+ |Great_Swordsman.jpg||Brandish
+ |Gunmanclass.jpg||Gunman
+ }}
 ==External Links==
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 </small>
 {{-}}
+{{TotW:RM3}}
 [[Category:Escort Titles]]
+[[Category:Tales of the World]]

Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3
Radiant Mythology 3.png
Information
Game Systems	PlayStation Portable
Developers	Alfa System
Publishers	Bandai Namco Games
Character Designers	Mutsumi Inomata Kousuke Fujishima Kazuto Nakazawa Daigo Okumura
Composers	Motoi Sakuraba Go Shiina Kazuhiro Nakamura
Japanese Releases	February 10, 2011
Opening Theme	with you feat. ME by BACK-ON
Ratings	CERO: B (recommended 12+)