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Yeah, thanks! I ended up figuring it out and getting the scenes a bit earlier. I guess I just didn't visit the school enough and didn't get the "strange feeling" until pretty late, the dungeon was super easy with all the levels I had. Thanks for the thorough advice though!
What's the difference between Reflective Bulwark IV and Beta? They seem to have the exact same effect aside (not playing on crisis) from requiring different materials to make
The magic guide is behind a secret boss in I think the first dungeon in the room with all the traps. Easiest if you have the exploration skill equipped.
Chaosbringer is something you can only craft if you've unlocked corruption-based crafting.
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No, your take on Crisis is correct, the first dungeon has a very steep curve, you start out with extremely limited tools to fight even mobs in the first room, and you need about level 8 and either fire or corruption engram to fight the boss effectively.
Material type items are used in synthesis, it opens up in chapter 2 (I think) when the photo club's advisor shows up.
Does anyone know what the Store Coupon is for? I notice it can be sold at a decent price but it also says it's redeemable, just not where.
Only relevant difference is on chaos difficulty, where IV requires MP to use and Beta only works on enemies you'd be able to instantly defeat by walking into them. Basically Beta is what you make on chaos while IV is for everything else.
You need to actually think and strategize. Even your early choices matter a lot. You can beat the dungeon at about level 6 but it takes a bit of luck (if you picked +20 MP at the start it's not so bad) You want to get the healing Engram first because it makes you purify souls more efficiently, then get the fire Engram in order to burn the boss, and the nuclear Engram for the adds. You shouldn't *need* to craft anything. Also keep in mind certain stats and weaknesses change based on your state of undress. Once your clothes are torn the scorpion enemies take extra damage from your fire spells making it possible to one-shot them much earlier on.
It also helps a ton to buy the gym uniform early and take that class every day for +1 agility, and buy the fierce headband too (both are from the station fitness store) so you can make sure you go first. You also always get a surprise round if you attack something from behind, and if you fail to do so you can hit retreat and try again, the free round is important.
Again, this is entirely wrong. You do not need to ever lose, nor do you need to give up on a mission.
Getting corruption kind of defeats the purpose of a low-lust playthrough though. Isn't getting the hero to the end unblemished the whole point?
You can buy a Purifing Capsule on your phone or at school photo room
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For the bathhouse monster quest where you need to fish him up, is there any point in failing it? Are there more scenes?
You can check at the gallery, if there's more room on the bookcase with this scene then there's more stuff.
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Hmm, it looks like there's room for 3 spots. Ugh, I guess I could grind out SL for the hint unlocker.
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100 corruption is a game over thought.
The "corruption" in this game isn't morale degradation but erosion of the soul. The stat that you refer to called "lust" in this game.
Third scene is returning again to the men side of the bath willingly after defeating monster (on high enough lust).
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