VN RPGM Completed Monster Girl 1,000 [v19.3.1] [TwistedScarlett]

[Ballistic 9029]

You didn't mention random enemy drops so maybe that's it?

The thing is, enemies show what drops they have a chance of giving. I remember cross checking every enemy that I had available in the Encyclopedia with what I already collected.

By the time I beat every boss, did all the post game, and did all the repeatable quests multiple times, I'm still missing enemies somehow despite triggering every encounter I could think of in the game.

Did you ever do it yourself?

 

[Robozoid]

I just found out that replaying the story of quests that give blessings gives you the blessing again. I'm pretty sure that's not supposed to happen...

 

[Robozoid]

Is there virgin run in this game? Can you save it for chosen girl or you are bound to fuck rat?

Mimi will always be your first. I hope you aren't hating on Mimi.

 

[Ballistic 9029]

I just found out that replaying the story of quests that give blessings gives you the blessing again. I'm pretty sure that's not supposed to happen...

Did you activate cheats? I think it's a side effect of having cheats on in case you wanna collect more.
If not then I guess it's just fair game.

 

[Robozoid]

It's in the colosseum, the fights there are designed to level you up so they'll always give good exp for the level. They also give really powerful blessings and equipment so if you want to level up that'd be the place.

I'd also like to know how to get the nightfall wall.

 

[Robozoid]

Did you activate cheats? I think it's a side effect of having cheats on in case you wanna collect more.
If not then I guess it's just fair game.

No cheats. I have 2 of Yulia's blessing.

 

[Ballistic 9029]

No cheats. I have 2 of Yulia's blessing. View attachment 3101651

Then I'd say just consider it a bonus.

You'd get rewards of all sorts from completing other kinds of quests, just consider it well earned, since you'd still have to pay all the resources to get better blessings. That or do what I did and just don't use the duplicates.

 

[Ballistic 9029]

I'd also like to know how to get the nightfall wall.

I believe that's also in the colosseum, either after you unlock the last shop upgrade that's unique to the colosseum, or from battle rewards.

Edit: Don't take me 100% on that, I just vaguely remember it being post-game. Most of the best post game stuff is in the colosseum one way or another.

 

[Bob Jared]

Did you ever do it yourself?

No I'm still on my first playthrough. I merely speculated a possibility based on your wording.

I'd also like to know how to get the nightfall wall.

Got it myself yesterday. Pretty sure it was a reward for the diamond tournament called Royal Rumble.

 

[Bob Jared]

I wish the states section in the encyclopedia included descriptions for how each one works.

 

[Ballistic 9029]

I wish the states section in the encyclopedia included descriptions for how each one works.

Actually I've learned something: I'm pretty sure it's impossible to get everything in the encyclopedia, even with in-game cheats. I used a cheat tool called Mtool that the dev recommended a while back, looking at certain things in the game using that program, the way that things like items are listed in the code almost perfectly line up with how they're listed in the encyclopedia.

Some of the entries are dev tools that only they would see or use, that aren't meant to be obtainable in game, some are old features of the game that were removed from actual gameplay in updates, but left in the code partially, and they line up exactly with where the gaps are in my Encyclopedia on my 100%, all secret bosses, all quests save.

I say don't sweat the Encyclopedia percentage, and just focus on the quests and challenges that are actually implemented.

The missing bits would be things like equipment that's only used by NPCs or temporary party members, or skills that are used by enemies, or used for debugging and dev purposes.

 

[Bob Jared]

Actually I've learned something: I'm pretty sure it's impossible to get everything in the encyclopedia, even with in-game cheats. I used a cheat tool called Mtool that the dev recommended a while back, looking at certain things in the game using that program, the way that things like items are listed in the code almost perfectly line up with how they're listed in the encyclopedia.

Some of the entries are dev tools that only they would see or use, that aren't meant to be obtainable in game, some are old features of the game that were removed from actual gameplay in updates, but left in the code partially, and they line up exactly with where the gaps are in my Encyclopedia on my 100%, all secret bosses, all quests save.

I say don't sweat the Encyclopedia percentage, and just focus on the quests and challenges that are actually implemented.

The missing bits would be things like equipment that's only used by NPCs or temporary party members, or skills that are used by enemies, or used for debugging and dev purposes.

The states section is for buffs/debuffs. That comment was about me wanting it to be an easy way to check what they do considering the shear amount of them beyond just the obvious ones.

 

[Ballistic 9029]

The states section is for buffs/debuffs. That comment was about me wanting it to be an easy way to check what they do considering the shear amount of them beyond just the obvious ones.

I know, most are tied to skills though, and most of the skills do have descriptions on what they do. It is inconvenient to try and cross-reference them though. Most of the ones that don't have clear descriptions though are seemingly just reskins or tweaks of normal states.

But yeah, encyclopedia in general is a bit...messy-

I do wish it had better info, but what is there is generally enough to get by.

 

[Bob Jared]

So I just finished the story and while the climactic battle was mostly fine; there was one persistent negative...

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[Ballistic 9029]

So I just finished the story and while the climactic battle was mostly fine; there was one persistent negative...

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Honestly, yeah I get that.

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[alteros]

Yeah I kept thinking the whole time that she was just being a nuisance, it's like watching a misunderstanding in an anime where the whole issue would be solved if someone bothered to clarify things but they never do and everything goes belly up.

 

[Bob Jared]

Honestly, yeah I get that.

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Yeah I kept thinking the whole time that she was just being a nuisance, it's like watching a misunderstanding in an anime where the whole issue would be solved if someone bothered to clarify things but they never do and everything goes belly up.

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[Ballistic 9029]

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Yeah, it's essentially just a cascade breakdown in communication that never gets resolved...

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[alteros]

Well, at least there were some temporary consequences for someone being dumb. I'll pay more attention to that bit if I ever replay it down the line. Then again they say you shouldn't replay games you really like because it'll ruin the experience for you so who knows.

Get the feeling I'd still like it though. I've replayed Radiant Historia, both the old one and the remake, and I never really felt like it was a loss and that's not a trivial amount of time. I also enjoyed mentally reviewing the game as I wrote a review so it might even be fun to see if I misremembered anything.

 

[Ballistic 9029]

Well, at least there were some temporary consequences for someone being dumb. I'll pay more attention to that bit if I ever replay it down the line. Then again they say you shouldn't replay games you really like because it'll ruin the experience for you so who knows.

Get the feeling I'd still like it though. I've replayed Radiant Historia, both the old one and the remake, and I never really felt like it was a loss and that's not a trivial amount of time. I also enjoyed mentally reviewing the game as I wrote a review so it might even be fun to see if I misremembered anything.

I replayed this game like three times.

Come my friend, join the dark side. (I ain't slept in 24 hours)