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Just finished this game, it was awesome ^_^
main (petty) complaints: it might be because I played it through it on normal but there wasn't a need to get to level 40, or an easy way besides grinding like hell. I sorta wish there was a harder boss besides the last boss (and the one in the factory) or a secret post game area. After I beat the game, I was just sent back to the title screen. All in all, 5 out of 5
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why won't it stop asking me to use my stat increasing items, wouldn't it be better to use them at the end of the game when 2% is a lot more? its kinda getting in the way
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if someone have a difficult time against the last boss(es), here are some tips:
buff yourself, guardian and reflex make you really resistant
never focus the minions or the "arms"
summon the ancient monolite when the creator charge his super attack (or you ll just wipe, maybe matt survives sometimes)
obviously use shadow weapon for the first boss and holy ones for the second (natz can just keep "hela's staff", it's too damned good) for the third one, i usually kill first the destructor and then the creator.
the creator uses mainly thunder attacks and the super holy attack, while his minions use frost or thunder.
the destructor uses only fire and dark spells, and his minions too.
so you must build some equip with resist against them. natz can have 200% dark res and 80% holy res with set and flair, matt 150% fire and 100% thunder.
use the phases between the bosses to buff yourself and heal
thumbs up if you find it useful, and nice game ;)
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Gotta love stacking up every single kind of 'causes X between turns' you can get your hands on, and then sitting there as 3-5 attacks happen, several of which have a special animation just for them.
NoLegs and Machinegun Tanks is powerful enough on its own without throwing more nonsense into it.
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Seriously， is anyone else annoyed by the fact that the world figure for Lance has an unibrow? When everywhere else he doesn/t?
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I loaded the game, listened for a second, and cried. Not tears of sadness, but of happiness, happiness that Matt made another game, giving me a reason to live.
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So many references to so many games. It's great! I think the '*' in some words is an attempt to avoid that one jerk who might sue because some character belongs to them.
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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kupo707 you literally made my week so much better with the 3 spiritual stones reference what i would like to know is why do youmake these games as awsome as you do?
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Could you perhaps add a number display above a monster's head when you have them scanned? I would be REALLY HAPPY if you did. (Also NoLegs is cheating on Natz with Anna!)
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Absolutely love it, amazing, just like the entire series.
A few points:
When we're in the AP menu can you add how much we have in the lower box without us having to click on a skill to check how much we have?
I'd also like to simply walk away from conversations with NPCs instead of having to click on the 'x' box to proceed.
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Just beat the Crystal Golem on epic difficulty, which actually made me step back and try to be a smart gamer. Debuffs, multi-hit skills, elemental specs and turn order. Didn't use any items except mp potions. The game really is epic on epic difficulty (and well balanced), I love it.
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Anyways, the second thing is that while this is certainly masterfully crafted and clearly had a lot of work go into it (you must really like art. This is quite a graphically involved game), I still think you'd do better cutting the price off at $5. Psychologically ppl have a # of distinct cutoff points when considering prices where anything below is considered small money in comparison to anything above, even if the price dif is relatively small. I say this b/c very often $5 is one of those cutoffs. By increasing the price to 7.50 (which would tend to round to 10 instead of 5 in one's head as ppl commonly think in 5s when below 100) you might be making 50% more per sale, but I can almost guarantee that you'd see far more than a 50% increase in sales at $5. On top of it, if you were dealing in material goods you'd have a per-unit cost to you, but in this case it would actually be better to make more sales for less cost each, as that means potential extra word-of-mouth at no cost to you.