Technically, you just need to win 25 times, since you get two cards at the start that can act as your fail-safe cards which leaves 51 cards left in the deck... and I say this as someone who managed to beat that stupid minigame legitimately. That said, there really isn't a pattern and, for the most part, you'll likely have to brute force this minigame... or cheat the system.
Which is sad, because some of the best items, like the Packed Notebook (which halves MP Cost, and as mentioned before, is stackable with your MP Cost Reduction skill), the Old Music Box (Which lowers your stats, but boosts your EXP gains by 1.5 times), the Silver Flute (Reduces Physical Damage by 30%), and lastly the Secret Mask (which boosts Speed, Luck, and Evasion while giving automatic TP recovery) are locked behind this game at 16 wins, 22 wins, 24 wins, and a full 25 wins respectively.
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Does anyone know what "Security crystal" is for?
EDIT: Never mind, I already know what it's for.
EDIT: Never mind, I already know what it's for.
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Tbh, there is a slight pattern in what you should do (like if there's a 10, Jack, Queen, or King, you should most likely go low and vice-versa with Ace, 2, 3, 4, except you go higher for the likelihood) and it is good to pay attention to what cards are already in the discard pile to look at things logistically (like if there's 3 Kings already in, you're not likely to draw another King, etc.).
But otherwise, it is all still a game of chance at the end of the day, so going lower against a King or Queen, you could still lose because you drew a king/queen, or you go higher on a two and draw an Ace, or just get completely shut down by the dealer drawing the Joker card and you don't have an Ace to counter it and just lose outright.
If anything, I'd say at least play up to 16 wins to get the Packed Notebook. Halving MP Cost is way too good to pass up in my honest opinion, and it can easily break quite a few aspects of the game if you have that, and you have maxed out your MP Cost Reduction skill.
Wow.. the combat is so damn complicated it is not fun. Some of the most boring combat as you spend more time trying to figure out how your going to attack than actually playing the game.
Honestly, I can't lie here. The grind is just not good... no two ways about it. In fact, you are practically encouraged early to take on some pretty damn difficult early enemies (the Centipedes and Earth Slimes) to get as much EXP as possible for early game. As for the combat mechanic, it did take some time for it to grow on me, despite how complicated it is. Honestly it gets better as you acquire more skills, weapons, and accessories... if you are able to stomach the grind (which I can hardly blame you for not liking).
Admittedly, a good chunk of the enemies hit too damn hard and are too damn punishing, especially early on. Some enemies like the Snails, Bats (sometimes), and normal Slimes aren't much to write home about, but then you face Lizards, Wolves, Centipedes and Earth Slimes, and... man... those creatures HURT early on. And that isn't even talking about some of the enemies that come up later on, especially some of the late/end-game enemies like the FUCKING MINOTAURS!!!!
Now it should be noted that there are reliable ways to grind, like acquiring a whip for Cleric, Maid, and Naked classes respectively for an all hitting attack, or the Roundhouse Kick (which is acquired from leveling Sailor to 12) which acts as a powerful but heavy Energy/TP cost attack against all enemies to take out the small fry. Though, against tougher and harder to kill enemies later on, you'll need something more substantial and less costly on Energy/TP.
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I have much the same issue in the forest. Hence, I'm leveling all her current classes to 20.
Initially, it takes a while to grow her lewdness, but after that, she's on rails. I have her working the brothel in the slums atm.
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General assumption to make: If it's an RPGM game and censored, there isn't and won't be an uncensor patch. The only way to uncensor would be to re-draw every single censored image file in the game, and that's just not practical. (That's not to say no one ever takes the time to do this. But given the amount of work involved it is rare and generally will only be considered on shorter, well-rated, and popular games.)
Also: even with AI tools, it's still a labor intensive process as most I've seen still require you to go through every image file and mark what parts of the image are censored. And from the brief messing around with one such tool I've done, the end result is pretty hit/miss and makes it highly questionable if it's even worth the effort
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I think your general assumption is flawed, for some reasons:
1. The artwork is first created in its uncensored form, and the censoring is done afterwards.
2. Several companies already provide uncensor patches for their games. Those are - often freely even - available for users outside Japan. KaguraGames being one of them.
So I was hoping that this game would be one of those.
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As someone who did that card minigame legitimately, I can confirm. That said, you'll likely be there for a while if you plan on getting all 25 wins for every last reward.
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Not so much the case for most new games released in 2023 and after. Newer Japanese censor laws require the base art to also be censored, so the uncensored form is no longer within the game. Of course, consistency in censorship over there was never the best. So somethings may slip by with the most minimal censorship while others get heavy handed treatment.