Can you give some more specific details about what makes
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door any worse than
Paper Mario?
The music is littered with hints at the old Mario themes, just like
Paper Mario's was. I know that I didn't find any of it boring or elevator-music'esque, so what you said about the music in your other thread was mere opinion.
You can't say the graphics sucked unless you thought
Paper Mario's graphics sucked also.
Deezer put it best in the closing response to the other thread. I'm not going to say any more.
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So, everyone who's still playing it, how far are you now? I just beat Chapter 3. Had to be one of the greatest Paper Mario-related chapters out of both games, just from the innovative style, and the fact that you're both moving up in the combatant ranks and solving a mystery at the same time.
I have to brag a little and say that the boss, whose name will not be disclosed, didn't hit me once--I counterattacked all of its attacks.
Ciao.
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"Love... How do I explain it? Love tells you when you want to be with a person forever. It makes you feel happy just to see that person happy... smiling, having fun. When you love someone you will do anything to help when he or she is in trouble." -Princess Peach, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door