[Phoenix Gamma]

He just draws the same faces and bodies. Only difference between a DBZ and a DQ character is if they have a weapon or shoot lasers out of their hands. He hasn't drawn anything new or different in over two decades.

And you can't say "if you don't like X game something's wrong with you".

There's tradition... and there's nine iterations of the same monsters and the same combat and the same attacks. It's stuck in it's own tradition that it hasn't evolved until DQ9, which was nice enough to include things like visible enemy encounters; an innovation delivered to us over a decade ago. If you can tolerate ancient NES RPGs, then you can tolerate DQ. But if you want new experiences, new stories, and new combat, there's better alternatives.

Final Fantasy manages to juggle tradition while making whole new games.