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been thinkin lately that while raimi references are great, i think too many are starting to pop up. gonna get oversaturated eventually if you ask me
Da heck?
then sleep
But I wanna keep watching youtube videos because it helps me forget about my depression
If your depression is that bad you should probably get some help. It can’t hurt.But I wanna keep watching youtube videos because it helps me forget about my depression
...I just feel like garbage rn to be honest
Do you have the two Shishos as your Protector and Imperial because since you have that sepcific Ronin and Ninja I just feel the need to say my Protector and Ronin in EO2U were a couple so could you please keep even their alternate selves tigether?EO Nexus stuff, part 3:
- Picking only five of 19 classes is hell. I knew I wanted a Ronin and Ninja (the two on the left over there), so I added in an Imperial for big damage, a Sovereign for support and eventual healing, and a Protector because I enjoy not being dead (there are other methods of achieving not dying, but I'm lazy). I'll probably change it up a bit once I get access to subclasses.
- I'm also playing on Expert. Didn't feel up to Heroic mode (same as Expert, but you can't change difficulties later) for my first run just in case I get particularly stuck somewhere.
- You start off by completing ordinary quests until the guildmaster deems you "good enough", before being allowed to actually start exploring labyrinths. In other games you just get dumped into the labyrinth and told "here's some mapping parchment, off you go". I feel like this probably works out better if you're a newcomer - instead of having one large task thrown at you where you'll probably die (mapping out a whole floor), you get a handful of smaller, more specific objectives to ease you into the game, and gradually introduce new mechanics, before tackling the big stuff.
- The world map is the same as in Fire Emblem - it just dots points of interest on the map, and you can move freely between them. Guess they figured there was enough map-making in the actual dungeons (of which there are 14).I kinda liked the overworld navigation from EO4, but oh well.
- When you do get to an actual labyrinth, though (which took me 2 hours), you're just dropped in and left to wander around for a bit before being given the map. I think the message here is "how'd you like being lost? this is why you need to draw the map
- There's one particularly nasty event in the first labyrinth where 3 people in your party get covered in toxic water. They lose a bunch of HP and TP, and you're forced to remove their equipment and then fight one battle where half your party has no equipment. It worked out especially badly for me because my Protector was one of those three people who had to dump their gear, meaning I had no guard skills. So I just threw my Ronin's Force Break at them and ran (got lucky and got all three instant kills, too). Events like this make me feel kinda conflicted because they're a pain to deal with, but they're also there to drive home the game's "in the labyrinth, anything can kill you" atmosphere, so I can get why they exist. Plus I'll admit it does feel good to overcome a challenge like that.
- "somehow you defeat the pissed-off and hungry wolf" - I killed it in two hits, that's not exactly "somehow".
Is that the look of sadness or the look of "I don't know how to feel when Duma, the Tellius Banners and Merge changes are so good. And maybe the new Refines too."
Counseling sessions start back up for me in a week.
I actually do. With those classes I didn't really have much choice. :p
I see...makes sense, but it was still kinda out of the blue.
I can't believe you ship me and you togetherI actually do. With those classes I didn't really have much choice.
I guess I'll just post what my whole party looks like.
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I ended up doing not much customising since for the most part I like their default appearances (in the case of this particular Protector portrait, you can't customise it anyway).
The Sovereign is the odd one out. I just went for the one I liked of the default set, but I might change it later. This game is really good for this since you can change characters' appearances whenever you like to whatever you like, without having to jump through hoops like reclassing or retiring.
Is that a look of disgust?
As I said, more of a look of "Why must you do this to me?" due to the fact that everybody went from "No Yay!" to "Yay!" once the new Seasonal Banner was shown. The fanbase seems to have a love/hate relationship toward the game.
That's just how gacha fanbases roll.
Oh god.Eevee spotted in a Detective Pikachu promo
Totally dorbs! ^3^![]()
Make him like Bayonetta and give him his KH2 combat.
Its a Pokémon. The hell was your childhood like? :V
Well, the town in this game is on an airship, so yes, I suppose I am shipping people together, in a sense. :p
Yeah, but what is it based off of. Like Pikachu's a giant mouse, but Eevee's like a perfect mix of cute mammals.
I always assumed that it was based off of a Fennec Fox. Or that one German mythical creature.
Yo you got a source on that cause it seems too good to be true.
