Finally read the comments. I thought I was going crazy because I had started the game before you nerfed the blood heal ability that automatically used it at 5%, haha. Since I know you'll see this, great job, this game was really fun. Sequel!!!
There are a few badges on here that don't seem to exist anymore, for example, Vorp and Dragon's call...I suppose it wouldn't make sense to remove them since there people that already have them though o_O
the easy badge is not that hard, when you first get the blades a seeker will come and u will probably inadvertently kill it, and from my experience u pretty much have to play through it five times getting that same exact kill. I can't even begin to imagine how to get the hard badge...after a while, i seemed to understand the mechanics of the game but my highest score was around 50K. Altogether, interesting concept but poor execution (and badging; looking at you kong)
Sweet game. Dantraberg's comment can definitely help you get the hard badge. I would advise keeping a maxed out magilancer in your party, then kind of having a "Senior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman" line up...when your strongest player hits 30 (aside from your maxed magilancer) then graduate them and get a new level one. You might alter this strategy based on what is in demand for the month.
Game is actually pretty cool, more to it than just mindlessly "questing" like most MMO's. It's also very accessible to people who aren't trying to pay. Very generous with the coupons and whatnot.
fun game but good lord it needs to be scaled down. if you can defeat a werewolf once, you can do it 20 times...becomes very mindless, to say the least. I really do like it though. Music's great, and very funny. I may come back and get the hard badges but idk
I really enjoyed this game. Played it after the 2nd, so obviously it felt inferior but I still had to give it a 5/5. A nice homage to old school JRPG's, and the dialogue is actually pretty funny if you read it. If you're looking to complete the game, I wouldn't worry too much about being underleveled, most of your growth comes from items and you end up finding most of them at a higher level than yourself if you press on. I'd put the exp ring on at least one person, so u can give the items to them to upgrade (aside from weapons of course).
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