Calamity Jane

I don't know who you are.

>>3808586

she's not just a girl, but a lady

>>3808912
I would show just how unladylike she could be, IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN!
I'd challenge her to a belching contest

>>3809335
i'd challenge her to a having parents contest

I'd challenge her to a I've never played a Wild Arms game, which one should I start with?

>>3809614
They're all fine games, and they're like Final Fantasy in that each entry is self-contained. Personally my first was 3, but any one of them will work.

>>3809614
the first one

>>3809617
which one has the best waifus

>>3809697
Depends on what you're after. If you're a typical otaku loli perv, then 2 or 4. If you like something resembling actual women, then 1, 3, or 5.

>>3809614
Stick to the first 2. It goes downhill fast.

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>>3809697
i'm a bit ashamed that after all these years, that is still my #1 reason to play games

>>3809743
Oh pish-posh. 3 and 5 are great.

>>3809771
I stopped at 3. The story is a series of asspulls without weight or consequence to them. And the game system is square as fuck and so easily broken that it all just feels like a chore.
I really liked the first two despite their shortcomings, so I really wanted to like 3. But yeah, no chance.

>>3809771
I'm actually pretty fond of 4 because of how fast-paced and off-the-wall retarded it is, as well as because it introduced the hex system.

>>3809828
There's definitely still fun to be had with 4, it's just the weakest entry as far as the Wild Arms franchise go.
Also I hear that about the balls-to-the-wall retardation. Remember that one cutscene near the end where the guy fires his guns to fly?