There might be an optional battle in the O that was skipped over, but I am not sure which optional battle rewards what item:
During the O when everyone is split up:
Maria + Shizuka can encounter a Blue event fighting a Monster Tamer for example.
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During the O when everyone is split up:
Maria + Shizuka can encounter a Blue event fighting a Monster Tamer for example.
Here's the longer explanation:
About 500 years ago, during Gi Era, when Helman was in a civil war, Gross Leazas lead a rebellion and split from them, take all the eastern land of the moutain. Leazas's land was fertile, safe and has a good trading route, while Helman's land is mostly wasteland and extremely cold, not to count the demon army in the west always attack. That's why Helman has always want to take back their land, leading to 7 majors war between 2 countries (Rance 03 is counted as the 7th one). After Lia become Leazas's queen, she continue to hold a grudge against Helman because of events in Rance 03, relationship between 2 countries become even worse until resolved by Rance.
This is explaination in data book, you can't find it in-game or can only read some summary in Rance X
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Just FYI for those struggling to get Necai, you have to recruit Burner first, which you must get a recruitment form in the tower light, then the golden chest will pop up behind Necai
Loving the game so far. I am the type to first experience it blind, tho after playing the first 2 remake, I really slow down to make sure to do things right.
I am still pretty early in my play through, just right after unlocking the new town. I am curious about the death mechanics, compared to the first and second game where any death is a instant game over, this game doesn't do that, which made me think are there any ways to revive any fallen party member's? I save quite often so it's not a major issue to me, but I figure it would be good to know earlier then later.
Also if there are some hints that might be handy I would love to hear about it to!
I am still pretty early in my play through, just right after unlocking the new town. I am curious about the death mechanics, compared to the first and second game where any death is a instant game over, this game doesn't do that, which made me think are there any ways to revive any fallen party member's? I save quite often so it's not a major issue to me, but I figure it would be good to know earlier then later.
Also if there are some hints that might be handy I would love to hear about it to!
Have to rest at the inn or use Personal Nurse (Rare item), can't revive by other way
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I don't think you can do anything wrong at all (as in being soft-, or even hard-locked). That's simply not how this game is designed: it's all on rails, with a few branches that are also running on rails, and as a player you can roam and gain experience/items as you like, or need, and when you're ready, you're ready, so you can proceed with some branch, and likely unlock some more territory/places to visit. Rinse and repeat. You can't maneuver yourself into a "bad end" situation (e.g. as is easily possible in Sengoku Rance, hell, there's exactly a bad end (without the quotes) route in there too, haha.).
So, just enjoy the ride, and make sure to talk to and assault every single thing. All the time (until the text turns red, indicating you've already seen this event).
Speaking of rails. I absolutely adore the Julia/Aten "branch" (or rather running gag; quite similar to another favorite of mine: Mi Lordling). Hannysoft are total masters of super slow and funny character introductions (cmp. the whole hanny/nozomi subplot in Sengoku). I really love the way they tell their stories by this formula (main-branch and subplots out of which some just die off/end, while others, all of a sudden, play an important role and swap over to the main branch).
Rance storytelling is something else.
Rance X is more easy to get bad end because 1 playthrough have limited turn and important event can be missed easily (You even have a death count increase every turn so if you do poorly, you can get bad end even sooner). In Sengoku Rance, you only need to avoid dying, game will give you a warning event every turn if something need to do quick.I don't think you can do anything wrong at all (as in being soft-, or even hard-locked). That's simply not how this game is designed: it's all on rails, with a few branches that are also running on rails, and as a player you can roam and gain experience/items as you like, or need, and when you're ready, you're ready, so you can proceed with some branch, and likely unlock some more territory/places to visit. Rinse and repeat. You can't maneuver yourself into a "bad end" situation (e.g. as is easily possible in Sengoku Rance, hell, there's exactly a bad end (without the quotes) route in there too, haha.).
So, just enjoy the ride, and make sure to talk to and assault every single thing. All the time (until the text turns red, indicating you've already seen this event).
Speaking of rails. I absolutely adore the Julia/Aten "branch" (or rather running gag; quite similar to another favorite of mine: Mi Lordling). Hannysoft are total masters of super slow and funny character introductions (cmp. the whole hanny/nozomi subplot in Sengoku). I really love the way they tell their stories by this formula (main-branch and subplots out of which some just die off/end, while others, all of a sudden, play an important role and swap over to the main branch).
Rance storytelling is something else.
I agree the whole plot of Rance is just pure enjoyment so far, and i expect it to continue all the way to Rance X. I appreiate the insight of the gameplay!I don't think you can do anything wrong at all (as in being soft-, or even hard-locked). That's simply not how this game is designed: it's all on rails, with a few branches that are also running on rails, and as a player you can roam and gain experience/items as you like, or need, and when you're ready, you're ready, so you can proceed with some branch, and likely unlock some more territory/places to visit. Rinse and repeat. You can't maneuver yourself into a "bad end" situation (e.g. as is easily possible in Sengoku Rance, hell, there's exactly a bad end (without the quotes) route in there too, haha.).
So, just enjoy the ride, and make sure to talk to and assault every single thing. All the time (until the text turns red, indicating you've already seen this event).
Speaking of rails. I absolutely adore the Julia/Aten "branch" (or rather running gag; quite similar to another favorite of mine: Mi Lordling). Hannysoft are total masters of super slow and funny character introductions (cmp. the whole hanny/nozomi subplot in Sengoku). I really love the way they tell their stories by this formula (main-branch and subplots out of which some just die off/end, while others, all of a sudden, play an important role and swap over to the main branch).
Rance storytelling is something else.
I am loving the sub plots quite alot, While not a Rance title, Evenicle gives a lot a side quest for you to explore and thats what makes so very enjoyable for me. I don't expect it to be the same, tho iam still enjoying Rance's Series so far!
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As per the changelog of issues included with patch that were fixed:
[Version 1.01]
* Fixed a number of typos in the script.
* Fixed an issue where Rosé's name wouldn't appear correctly in the backlog.
* Fixed an issue where some post-battle voice lines would not play.
* Corrected an issue where a notice that recommended playing in fullscreen if your screen resolution was too small remained in Japanese.
[Version 1.01]
* Fixed a number of typos in the script.
* Fixed an issue where Rosé's name wouldn't appear correctly in the backlog.
* Fixed an issue where some post-battle voice lines would not play.
* Corrected an issue where a notice that recommended playing in fullscreen if your screen resolution was too small remained in Japanese.
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it's me or get lvl Up after 45 is a blast?
Dont have a super lebeling rounds to just grind and put all on theis levs caps, live in Sangoku. In sengoku I put everione in Max level.
Have some cheat to put all characters in max lvl? or get 99 I"Honeyed" carrot forjustlvl Up? Ig hbave a descent Grind point in this game I grind, else, I wanna try get some cheat table
Dont have a super lebeling rounds to just grind and put all on theis levs caps, live in Sangoku. In sengoku I put everione in Max level.
Have some cheat to put all characters in max lvl? or get 99 I"Honeyed" carrot forjustlvl Up? Ig hbave a descent Grind point in this game I grind, else, I wanna try get some cheat table
If I understand you right you don't wanna grind to max level.
Every characters current exp is just a normal 4 byte value if you want to search in cheat engine.
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do you know how to find the values. Kinda new to cheat engine so all these numbers make no sense to me
If you have the game fired up and have cheat engine attached to rance03 you can search the current values in the set up camp menu:
Rance currently has 3688 exp. Your first scan should be 3688 this should give a good few variables to choose from.
To make it easier on yourself do a few encounters so rances exp grows go back to camp and do a next scan for the new increased value.:
When you narrowed the variable you need down to 1 or 2 set them up to some really high value but below 4 billion ;p
The value you set will be the next exp value for rance ingame.:
Ridiculous Rance
Ever since Rance 03 was Release, I have been very motivated to start the rance series. its been in my mind for years. originally i was planning to wait till Rance X is fully translated, but i got excited so i end up just jumping in! eventaully i will progress to the rest of the other Rance games. I appreciate you guys taking the time to answer my questions!