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How do I invite them to the dungeon? Do you have any prerequisites or a specific dungeon?
I've already unlocked to call Mia and Tiana but no option appears to me, I might just be being stupid.
I've already unlocked to call Mia and Tiana but no option appears to me, I might just be being stupid.
There's a few other scenes, but they're rare enough that I wouldn't play this if you don't like nonconsensual sex. For what it's worth, every girl in the game either doesn't mind it, or is willing to look past the fact that you raped her to work together.
Not stupid, they just don't tell you that there's specific dungeons that are co-op. The fourth dungeon is the first co-op dungeon.
To unlock hypnosis, you don't HAVE to rescue Tyrmigue by fighting a copy of the second boss; you can just Challenge him in the Merchant District and kick his ass. Then he'll give you a Hypnosis Seed and teach you how to Hypnotize the female NPCs. (Kicking his ass also unlocks him as a Co-op ally, so you're expected to challenge/attack/"kumite" others to unlock stuff.)
Yeah, the town runs on "might makes right", so everyone implicitly gives consent to whoever can kick their ass since the Deep Hole is the final goal.
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Quick question, did the loincloth actually DO anything? Besides the MDF +21 and AGI +10, I mean. Also Assassin be the best starter class, no?
Heh, double the ass for double the fun.
Heh, double the ass for double the fun.
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The loincloth is bad. You could take the 2 black flame pots, sell them for 3,000, and buy better starting armor and a weapon before stepping out of town.
For an even more advanced starting strat you can use 2,000 of the gold from selling the black flame pots to buy the Spark of Life. Then find Saegusa in the grassland and use it to recruit her and then take her Artillery Monk armor. It’s a zillion times better than the loincloth and is what my Royal Magician was still wearing when I beat the game on hard mode.
For an even more advanced starting strat you can use 2,000 of the gold from selling the black flame pots to buy the Spark of Life. Then find Saegusa in the grassland and use it to recruit her and then take her Artillery Monk armor. It’s a zillion times better than the loincloth and is what my Royal Magician was still wearing when I beat the game on hard mode.
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In the OtakuPlan translation, the Spirit's Remains is an Accessory that gives 5 TP per turn while equipped. Your best bet is farming for 2* or 3* Armors in the later solo dungeons, making a save before appraising any of those, then reloading if none of the armors turn out to be a Spirit's Remains.
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Does weapon type matter for anything? It seems like I can use any weapon skills with any weapon.
- Jul 20, 2018
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Well, I gave this a look, and... uh...
I'm not impressed tbh...
I like the idea for this game... unfortunately, the execution leaves much to be desired.
The combat is boring and repetitive, and gaining levels and skills doesn't really change much in that aspect. It doesn't help that the game is very weird about mana costs as well as giving you TP skills, which makes the combat very monotonous. However, what makes things worse is that, at the end of the day, nothing ACTUALLY matters aside from the grind.
The only thing that really matters is the stats. So you grind to get better items and money, you spend the money on training in town to slowly boost your stats, and then steadily move up in the world... But there's no real tactical thinking involved here and the classes don't really matter much in the long run, not in actual practice.
As if that wasn't bad enough, the H-scenes are ALSO extremely monotonous, having a tendency to degenerate in same-old same old not only in terms of art, but also in terms of how the girls act when they're raped/hypnotized/whatever. So you don't even have that to really look forward too for all the time spend grinding.
Also, there's an absolutely RIDICULOUS difference between the strength of adventurers when you hire them vs when you fight them. When you challenge them, they have infinite mana and skills that they don't have when you hire them. When particularly annoying example is Cecilia, who can be pretty annoying to take down because she just keeps healing and poisoning, and then when you take her with you, she's so weak she's absolutely useless in the very first co-op dungeon that is, presumably, meant to be challenged with whatever you can grab. Aka 1-star adventurers for the most part.
So I dunno, unless you REALLY like the art for the girls, I just can't get behind this game. I cheated stats a bit to check more h-scenes, but I wasn't impressed at all, and I can't even be assed to use said save to beat the game and see what it has for an ending.
Beyond that, the translation is... ok-ish? The formatting in the dialog boxes is painful tbh, but I don't know if that is because of the translation, or because that's how the game was so the end result is a mess...
Anywho... MAYBE I'll give this a shot in the future when I don't have anything better to spend my time with. But it's unlikely tbh. There's much better games out there in every aspect, whether it's gameplay, story, H-scene art or writing. This one is rather lacking in all of them.
I'm not impressed tbh...
I like the idea for this game... unfortunately, the execution leaves much to be desired.
The combat is boring and repetitive, and gaining levels and skills doesn't really change much in that aspect. It doesn't help that the game is very weird about mana costs as well as giving you TP skills, which makes the combat very monotonous. However, what makes things worse is that, at the end of the day, nothing ACTUALLY matters aside from the grind.
The only thing that really matters is the stats. So you grind to get better items and money, you spend the money on training in town to slowly boost your stats, and then steadily move up in the world... But there's no real tactical thinking involved here and the classes don't really matter much in the long run, not in actual practice.
As if that wasn't bad enough, the H-scenes are ALSO extremely monotonous, having a tendency to degenerate in same-old same old not only in terms of art, but also in terms of how the girls act when they're raped/hypnotized/whatever. So you don't even have that to really look forward too for all the time spend grinding.
Also, there's an absolutely RIDICULOUS difference between the strength of adventurers when you hire them vs when you fight them. When you challenge them, they have infinite mana and skills that they don't have when you hire them. When particularly annoying example is Cecilia, who can be pretty annoying to take down because she just keeps healing and poisoning, and then when you take her with you, she's so weak she's absolutely useless in the very first co-op dungeon that is, presumably, meant to be challenged with whatever you can grab. Aka 1-star adventurers for the most part.
So I dunno, unless you REALLY like the art for the girls, I just can't get behind this game. I cheated stats a bit to check more h-scenes, but I wasn't impressed at all, and I can't even be assed to use said save to beat the game and see what it has for an ending.
Beyond that, the translation is... ok-ish? The formatting in the dialog boxes is painful tbh, but I don't know if that is because of the translation, or because that's how the game was so the end result is a mess...
Anywho... MAYBE I'll give this a shot in the future when I don't have anything better to spend my time with. But it's unlikely tbh. There's much better games out there in every aspect, whether it's gameplay, story, H-scene art or writing. This one is rather lacking in all of them.