Tactics Ogre: Reborn is a PC remaster of the 1995 tactical RPG, featuring updated graphics, rebalanced combat, and a branching story set in the war-torn land of Valeria—your choices (e.g., which faction to support, whether to spare enemies) change the campaign and unlock different characters. For PC players who played the original or Reborn, what’s the best improvement in the remaster—Was it the smoother combat (faster animations, better UI), the updated soundtrack (keeping the original’s epic vibe), or the quality-of-life features (like auto-save or faster level grinding)? How did the branching story make you replay the game—Did you want to see all three story paths (Law, Neutral, Chaos) to uncover the full lore, or did one path feel most satisfying? Additionally, the game has a deep job system (over 50 classes) and unit customization—Did you spend time optimizing your party (mixing classes like Wizards and Knights for synergy), or did you stick to your favorite units? Finally, Tactics Ogre is often called a ‘masterpiece’ of tactical RPGs—Do you agree, and what makes it stand out from other games in the genre (like Final Fantasy Tactics)? Would you recommend Reborn to new players, or is it too complex?