This is probably why they are still in testing they aren't balanced yet and are a work in progress
you are supposed to hold the cards that are in the bottom bar and place them where you want to attack for the axes and knifes crates specifically the crates regenerate health in 1 turn so you need to first use the axe which takes an extra turn to hit and then the knife which uses no turns then hit it normally most this is easily understood if you actually read what the game tells you
You just drag and drop the skill from the bottom of the screen onto whatever you want to use it on. It's like dragging something into the recycle bin on your desktop.
It's part of the wolf transformation ending, you just need to get a different ending, you may even be able to get rid of it by getting rid of the wolf transformation.
I am shocked you couldn't even get past the tutorial. And I continue to be shocked there are people who have trouble with this games controls, they're pretty simple. In fact, the only enemies ingame that would at all be annoying are the imps( due to their movement patterns) and the Elite Fox( mostly due to their shield). And even then its easy enough to dispatch them.
To each its own. I am shocked somebody thought that this type of control is a good idea.
It's grid based movement. it's, essentially, more like an CRPG than an ARPG in this regard as it has turns, skills, and (I guess?) the corruption system could be interpreted as an exp system?
brother in Christ my own grandmother could play this game better then you
That part of the tutorial is teaching you turn order, some moves go before others.
The tutorial directly TELLS YOU how to do it, and with basic thinking you could figure out how to do enough damage in one set of attacks.
You gain futa status from one of the imps. You can find them in the desert environment in Route A11 after reaching the Parish. You can also find them by going through the "Supporter Test" sign (it's past the boat in the village)
I forget which is which, but the bedicked Imp with a mug is one of those 2, while the only imp who doesn't have any food item in their hands is the other.
It goes away if you don't have the main werewolf transformation that gives the goop pasties.
