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Located north of Westcastle
near the border to the dwarfs
you can enter it after you get the quest from westcastle when you can enter noble quarter
quest is called The Phantom Breaker battleground
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How old is the save?
And just a save isnt enough if I recall correctly, you'd also need the replay file.
I have one big answer for you: go to the wiki page before asking any big question.
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Thank you for answering but tell me, where is it?(working for the queen is a bit vague don't you think?)
PS: i ALWAYS check the wiki first.
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so i have accepted the earl's invitation and bought all of the necesary items in honey traper, but i can't find the Earl (when i visit the manor, it's empty). What shoud i do ?
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did u go back to your mansion first and start the mission if u done that find and seduce the girl there are multiple ways to complete the mission
the guy who gives you the quest isn't in my house so yeah, i did start the mission.
I bought the items in adavance (no one told me to buy them in the game) so i may be in an earlier step of the quest than you are thinking
edit: i'm an idiot. i finally found him after looking around in the manor for 15minutes. thanks anyway !
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Can anyone please share a recent save file and a replay file? I used to play this game years ago, and I just got unemployed because of the fucking virus crisis... Just wanted to check the new developed scenes. Thanks.
You fight your way to the Captain's cabin (the circles on the wall are hatches you can go through) and use the computer there to open the hangar, then you fight your way to the storage room where the gliders are kept. Then you make your way back to the hangar, where you have to fight ninjas every step of the way.
Yes, they are that annoying.
Yes, they are that annoying.
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Weirdly enough, I didn't think the ninjas were that annoying, and that was probably because there weren't many of them each battle because you just have two characters.
I approve of the battle system of this game in theory, but specially in these last few quests I was groaning every time I entered a battle because I knew it was going to take a significant amount of effort to finish, there are so many enemies in each battle and most of them have quite a bit of HP too. It's not difficult (generally) but it takes a while. Having to give full thought and strategy to every single encounter is tiring.
(It would be much worse if those were random battles instead of symbol encounters though, so at least there is that. Though the enemies move so fast you can't really avoid them while also exploring, so dodging the battles isn't really an option.)
I approve of the battle system of this game in theory, but specially in these last few quests I was groaning every time I entered a battle because I knew it was going to take a significant amount of effort to finish, there are so many enemies in each battle and most of them have quite a bit of HP too. It's not difficult (generally) but it takes a while. Having to give full thought and strategy to every single encounter is tiring.
(It would be much worse if those were random battles instead of symbol encounters though, so at least there is that. Though the enemies move so fast you can't really avoid them while also exploring, so dodging the battles isn't really an option.)
Urgh..... try doing those quests on the same level and hard mode... almost everytime i would have to restart my entire process just because I forgot to get my BUFF up before engaging the enemy
is anyone else encountering a bug, during the quest where Kellos invades Eastfort, where the kellos juggernaut just keeps coming back to life