>>4131344
>Dynasty Warriors
They are RPGs now?

>>4131424
I mean, it's depends on how strict your idea of what real rpg is like. This game has things to grind for, as well as equipment,(which you also level up, in case of a weapons, or just trying to grind a higher leveled version, if it's about items) so it should probably at least pass as action rpg.
Not like there is a better place to discuss this series anyway. The discussion around it is too dead for /v/ and /vg/, It doesn't have proper multiplayer for /vm/, and don't really have much strategy going in for it, since the only character besides you that you have a minimum control over: is your 8(at max) bodyguards, and even then it's the barest of the minimum of which commands you allowed to give them, so /vst/ is also out.

Not an RPG, and definitely not a live series. Most recent entry is a remake of a 25 year old game?
Hyrule Warriors basically killed this shit by showing what the series could be if they actually gave a shit and tried. Sorry, but now you need to put that much effort into every release or I'm not interested.

>>4131672
>Not an RPG
Why not
>and definitely not a live series
True, all worth-playing entries came out during ps 2/ps 3 era, doesn't mean it isn't worth discussing though.
>Hyrule Warriors basically killed this shit
I'm not a nintendofag so i didn't play it, what was soo special about it?

>>4133090
I don't really give a shit about Zelda either, I've only played Link to the Past, Link's Awakening, Ocarina, and Breath of the Wild, but it is great. Absolutely enormous number of characters, and importantly, it has an absolutely insane amount of content. It has these maps (multiple) that you need to unlock challenge stages and secrets in. It is the only time I've ever seen a Mosou game have a functional and fun alternate campaign mode.