How many times should I spin at the slot machines in the demon world before saving and trying again to get more tokens?
Unity Domination Quest Integrated Edition [v3.09] [Kokage no Izumi]
Circle0Trick
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iirc, what it did is:
first get enough tokens to make the maximum gamble, then save.
take maximum gamble and only save if won. otherwise load. repeat
be sure to buy persona mask whenever available, because if you don't, they'll be lost forever upon inventory restock (story progress based.) I say that, but I did beat the game without knowing this so i had none at the time. (I wonder if the game was inspired by smt, with how egregiously good status effect skills are...)
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I played the 1st one like a few years ago but i have a new laptop was wondering if anyone had an integrated save at the start of vol 2
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wild tot think that a balance patch that major came out so many years later.
this'll def help with the final boss of the seocnd game, who inflicts as unique status that can only be cured with Purification /Circle because every other status cleanse in the game only does it by listing the "normal" status effects and curing them. if you don't cure said status within a turn or two, it removes the victim from battle entirely (unrevivable.)
I think this is a good move, for that particular scenario, but it does seem like an unfortunate devaluation of status cure units for general content. Usually, you wanted to just immmobilize and instakill your prey anyway, since they have SMT-style common enemies.
Did Crystal Girl ever get her "immune to physical contact" passive when the player has her, i wonder...
this'll def help with the final boss of the seocnd game, who inflicts as unique status that can only be cured with Purification /Circle because every other status cleanse in the game only does it by listing the "normal" status effects and curing them. if you don't cure said status within a turn or two, it removes the victim from battle entirely (unrevivable.)
I think this is a good move, for that particular scenario, but it does seem like an unfortunate devaluation of status cure units for general content. Usually, you wanted to just immmobilize and instakill your prey anyway, since they have SMT-style common enemies.
Did Crystal Girl ever get her "immune to physical contact" passive when the player has her, i wonder...
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High key the hp thing kinda seems pointless especially in the second part where you could easily get one shot by random trash out in the wild due to bad rng.
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i'm guessing it rezzes them, but otherwise it'd be of marginal use for rotating units who use hp as their offense resource?
otherwise, it should let you just put your dead units in outer mystic sanctum to recover while your other units play, without needing a heal skill?
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I never had that issue, especially not in part 2 since you can make ridiculously game breaking equipment. Busted equipment mixed with the best characters can easily make one turn victories. Not even the bosses can last long. But I am guessing most people don't go as try hard as me. I have to like handicap my self so the game don't get too easy.
I imagine the HP regen is most useful for those endless dungeons, especially if you try to just grind level ups for different parties.
But who knows maybe this isn't even for balance but rather just to make the Mystic Sanctum more lore accurate.