This last section is going to have spoilers. It didnвЂ™t help that I got lost a bunch, either. Seriously, itвЂ™s a bit of a slog to get here. When I reached Castle Baramos at last, I felt like IвЂ™d ran a marathon. ThereвЂ™s quite a few twists and turns, and the enemies here ainвЂ™t no joke. And while the Cave of Necrogond isnвЂ™t nearly as terrible as the Cave of Rendarak/Rhone in DQ2 (which is still the worst dungeon ever), I found myself struggling to get out of there. The only thing standing between winning and me was one of those infamous Dragon Quest late-game caves. Did I say crying? Shut up! YouвЂ™re crying, not me! DonвЂ™t look at me! These arenвЂ™t tears my eyes are watery because I have allergies, you jerk!ДЇinally, much later, I arrived at the Cave of Necrogond. I thought all was well, until I had to fight a stronger version of Orochi about two minutes later without saving.ДЄfter that, I spent another few hours grinding and grinding and grinding and crying and grinding. Plus, I got a really cool new sword as a reward. I came close to dying several times, but I made it out alive. Seriously, Orochi gave me one heck of a fight. Maybe part of what made it so difficult is that the neighboring town, Jipang, doesnвЂ™t have an inn to rest up before diving into a dungeon with strong enemies and a pretty tough boss. First, there was OrochiвЂ™s CaveвЂ“a hellish dungeon of fire that was thankfully very short since it had some powerful enemies. Then I hit a few roadblocks in the mid-game. Other than that, the first part of the game was a breeze. Oh, and guess what? It was totally optional. When facing RobbinвЂ™ вЂOod for the first time, which is early in the game, I already had to grind for a couple hours to beat him. I think I grinded just as muchвЂ“if not MOREвЂ“in this one than I did in DQ2. Most people told me DQ3 was better, butвЂ¦ I donвЂ™t think so. One of my biggest complaints with Dragon Quest II was that it was super grindy. *Can it still be a spoiler if itвЂ™s been thirty-one years? IвЂ™ll let you decide. THIRTY-ONE YEAR-OLD SPOILER INCOMING!* You have been warned! But thatвЂ™s not allвЂ“thereвЂ™s also an unexpected twist. As in a lot of JRPGs, DQ3 gets a little grindy at its midway point. I also talked briefly about a gorgeous giant bird you can ride, and all the towns that mirror places in our own world.Д«ut now, itвЂ™s time to dive into the middle part of the game. Last week, I talked about my early impressions of Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation and the fairytale influence in much of the game.

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