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trchronicle
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From the sounds of it, it won't be an RPG, maybe a training type game? Very little info I could find. Part of me thinks they're gonna be going the Uma Musume direction from the description.
Very strange bug I can't figure out: In the DLC, I never regain the Pfks skills or get the button for Thoughtograph in battle. Fresh install of game and DLC on Win 11, did 3 main succubi (first, class prez, swimmer), did the goddess with the drama guy, then went into DLC as the track guy. Satisfied the first fox succubus, became the photography guy, then had this bug in the first ghost fight and it persisted. Pause screen shows I have the Thoughtograph skill and Smartphone item, though.
Anybody got ideas for fixing this?
Anybody got ideas for fixing this?
should I start the DLC in ng or ng+ and what path is recommended?
EDIT or rather can I get the True End if I do the DLC?
EDIT or rather can I get the True End if I do the DLC?
You can do the DLC and still get the True End. If you want to get all the Trophies, you have to play through the game several times, though, regardless. The DLC itself has one scene each per protagonist that will change if you have their passive ability, so if you want to see all those, you should wait until right before the True End (once you've acquired them all) and/or do an early run if you want to see without. They're pretty minor, though (outside of being able to unlock another trophy if you get all 8 changes).
so follow the true ending guide till the last PC, complete the DLC and then True end.
what Battlestyle do you reccomend?
You'll be able to switch paths at some point, so you're not necessarily locked into the one you first pick. If memory serves, there's an option you can eventually unlock with mementos that allows you to choose what stance you start with in each battle.
Sage/Coward is probably the easiest, lowest effort stance build. Their buffs are mostly about damage% increases, which I think is just generally fine for casual play. DPS ceiling is probably the lowest.
Warrior/Brave/Hero is like a tanky stance, a bunch of resistances, and you've got a big burst but it takes some time to build. DPS ceiling is pretty high. But, sometimes it can be tricky to set up your burst, and if you are interrupted by something like a forced stance change, that really hurts for this stance that doesn't do much "damage" outside of the burst.
Lunatic/Slave is a bit wonky. They've got a buff that increases both their crit chance and the enemy's, and they take damage from using some of their own abilities. They have the highest base damage for their non-burst abilities, and get the highest critical damage bonus, all of which means their DPS ceiling is the highest (it's possible the Love stance has higher DPS still, but that's a scripted stance).
Sage/Coward is probably the easiest, lowest effort stance build. Their buffs are mostly about damage% increases, which I think is just generally fine for casual play. DPS ceiling is probably the lowest.
Warrior/Brave/Hero is like a tanky stance, a bunch of resistances, and you've got a big burst but it takes some time to build. DPS ceiling is pretty high. But, sometimes it can be tricky to set up your burst, and if you are interrupted by something like a forced stance change, that really hurts for this stance that doesn't do much "damage" outside of the burst.
Lunatic/Slave is a bit wonky. They've got a buff that increases both their crit chance and the enemy's, and they take damage from using some of their own abilities. They have the highest base damage for their non-burst abilities, and get the highest critical damage bonus, all of which means their DPS ceiling is the highest (it's possible the Love stance has higher DPS still, but that's a scripted stance).
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