THIS GAME SUCKS. I hate the awkward combinations of weapons and items, Swords and Potions did it much better. The game would be fine even with this problem, it's just that shady guy leaning on the left side of the hotel, he completely ruins it for me! Add some sort of chance counter that he's a fraud so people won't abuse him. 2/5
Hummm, I wonder. Can you add a part for learning how to write it? I don't know exactly how it would work, but it would be cool! After all, recognizing is quite different from writing. I know this myself, as my handwriting is pretty bad.
That feature technically exists - go grab some paper or a notebook and a pen, and practice writing however much you want! You can refer to the stroke orders shown in the Character List screen of the game. It isn't possible to implement that feature to this game, as there are many different styles of writing and that makes it impossible for the game to determine whether you drew the kana correctly. Besides, who writes using a mouse anyway?
It's kind of funny that I just now played 10 arena matches straight. All but one of them had at least one level 30. A few of them had a whole team of level 30s.
Arena matches get progressively harder as you win more and more of them. The system matches you against opponents based on how well you're doing. And if you've just recently started playing the game, then you are going to end up matched against guys (and girls) who have been playing for many, many months. Good luck! :0
Actually, the easiest way to get the hard badge would be the opposite of the way pldl says. The easiest way to get the hard badge is to go through the levels making sure not to die the first time, then go through and get all the lightning bolts. This is because the levels speed up after you get all the lightning bolts, making them more difficult. Although I still agree, levels 42, 47, 53, 71, 74, 76, and maybe 70 and 78 shouldn"t be worried about, and you should get the fan levels and do them without dying in order to give yourself a buffer for the levels that you shouldn’t worry about.
I seem to be having a problem, when I start a game, whether on normal, insane, or extreme, it doesn't actually start. No balls go flying across the screen.
Okay... What is up with this. Does the game wise up to your tricks? Because after a while of beating the game rather handily, the game starts to know EXACTLY the decks to use to counter it. This has happened more than once, too...
It's actually possible to have both the mercenaries and the merchants on your side, by performing the badge sidequest for the mercenaries multiple times (and I mean a lot of times) before doing the merchant quest line. I haven't done it myself, but it is theoretically possible.
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That feature technically exists - go grab some paper or a notebook and a pen, and practice writing however much you want! You can refer to the stroke orders shown in the Character List screen of the game. It isn't possible to implement that feature to this game, as there are many different styles of writing and that makes it impossible for the game to determine whether you drew the kana correctly. Besides, who writes using a mouse anyway?