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My question is, since this game is 7 different characters with their own tales, is there a particular order to play this or can you play it in any way you desire?
The character differences are very slight. The game doesn't have numerous cutscenes, but the few scenes that are there are slanted towards the chosen character's motivation for exploring the island. The other 99% of the game is identical.
Are there any items that decrease enemy encounters/make them less likely to notice you?
How do you learn spells again? Keep calling elementals until one sparks? I haven't played much aside from abit of the demo (wanna finish Persona Q before diving into the full game).
I've gotten through the Mesas and I can say that I too am grinding to a halt in my desire to progress. I'll eventually finish it as I did with a bunch of others games before this recent deluge of 3DS games came about. Oh well.
I still got a good 15-20 hours out of it, a kickass soundtrack, and a nice art book. I'm pretty happy.
Do you know how far %-wise in the game the Mesas are?
I just got there, wondering how far I'm in. Really enjoying it so far.
Do you know how far %-wise in the game the Mesas are?
I just got there, wondering how far I'm in. Really enjoying it so far.
I hit a boss I cannot defeat. Looks like theis gonna be aGreen Dragonsituation where I'm just gonna have to come back and tear it up later.Red Archwing
The only real tips I could find on the wiki is to pop into some of the other dungeons I've unlocked to unlock higher tier equipment at the shop, and while I did get some minor upgrades I don't think it's gonna be enough to take the bite out of. Like, two of those and it's a guaranteed party wipe for me.poison breath
Okay, after unlocking the Valley Ruins and the Seaside Ruins, I seem to have hit a roadblock. I managed to get the Singing Shard from the Valley Ruins, but in most cases I can't even fight the regular enemies in both dungeons. My main problem is that my defense seems so low compared to their attacks that it's incredibly easy to get a full wipe on the first turn from a large group of enemies with attacks which can hit my entire party. Since I can't do water contract and water barrier before they attack, that doesn't help either. Any tips?
Release Date: Oct 13th (NA), Early 2016 (EU - published by NISA)
Wait, so isleading into the endgame? I got down to the lowest area,the Bottomless Pit, and thethe low visibility one, and I feel like once I get to the end of that area something's gonna happen.whispering stones seemed to be dropping more solid plot information than any have before
I had to retreat because my party had lost like half their max HP and there was no way they'd be able to keep fighting. You pretty much have to resign yourself to facing every enemy in that dungeon because of the way it's laid out.
Not yet the endgame. First of all, you can remove the low visibility by finding the two fire elemental torches. And the bottom you battle the grim reaper guys. (I think you can fight them separately or all at once, I'm not sure).
I've been selling everything that isn't equippable or a usable item.Some questions though - I'm at a point where I notice my inventory is pretty clogged with lots of seemingly useless stuff. Various eggs, junk items, lots of statues, etc. What's safe to sell and what isn't? Are of them used for anything later in the game? Is there a crafting system? Would hate to sell shit only for them to be part of a system later on.
Aaaaaand, this is why this game is so addicting.
(I don't know why I decided to switch Bianca from bows to short swords and then challenge the Archwing, but this is what happened. Was fully prepared to just run away toward the end of the battle and keep my skill gains, but he went down at the very last second.)
Bianca is screwy. She learns things super fast.
That's for sure. I think characters seem to learn quicker when fighting big enemies, but her learning a new short sword technique almost every turn was kind of ridiculous. Not that I'm complaining...
Just beat theand only learned two skills. :/Red Dragon
I think it's a sign I need to hurry and just beat the game haha.
Still can't manage to defeat one of the dragons >_<
Just beat another one
Not a single skill learned heh.
I think I may be over"leveled" but I found spamming Air Contract to be the most important thing. The second I let it lapse they'd destroy me and I'd be scrambling to get things back on track.
Where did you grind before the dragons?