Dragon Quest V - Random Gameplay

Ah, Dragon Quest V. The Dragon Quest that got me into the main series. (before it, I had only played Dragon Warrior/Quest Monsters) This, along with IV and VI are being remade on the DS. They'll hopefully get American releases, considering both V and VI have never seen an official english release. (this is a rom translation)

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• Dragon
• Quest
• V
• SNES
• Super
• Famicom
• zsnes

[javionblade21]

5 and can you show the newer one

[CaptainKaze]

@javionblade21

Maybe some time in the far future. But I don't have any plans to do so within the next few years.

[Ryon346]

uuuuh?... what number is V in latin?... seven maybe? or three?

[CaptainKaze]

@Ryon346

No idea, it's intended to be the Roman Numeral 5.

[KnocksX]

What filter are you using? Looks very clean for such a huge resolution.

[CaptainKaze]

As far as I know, I'm not. lemme check

[MattiasXL]

At a glance, I had misread Slalin's name as "Stalin". XD

[thatgreekguy01]

Get off the boat!

[clrndalvare]

8bit graphics for the PS2 fuck yeah.

[GC123roxors96]

Oh my God, they're farting!

[slpsharon]

My very favorite game.

[McScreamo]

0:25 Everyone: "whats that pokemon?"

*pokemon jingle plays*

Everyone: "IT'S GENGAR!!!!"

[RomanAlifanov]

dqforums.com <- latest info on dragon quest X

[Radwar99]

@MattiasXL Well with emulator's it's quite easy since most of them (like SNES9x & ZSNES have a fastforward key). So when your at a point where you can kill your enemies with physical attacks only, you fast forward your travelling & battles. You go up in levels & cash in no time. But of course this then makes the game too easy.

[ImperviousMason]

@Ryon346 5..

[Laurelindo]

I = 1

V = 5

X = 10

L = 50

C = 100

D = 500

M = 1000

A lower number before a higher number means the the higher number is subtracted by the lower number (e.g. IV = 4), whereas a lower number that follows a higher number means that the higher number is added by the lower number (e.g. XII = 12).

Another pretty unknown fact about Roman numerals is that you can multiply a number by 1000 if you add a horizontal stroke above it; for example, M with a stroke above it is one million.