Um, I don't mind the occasional dips, but when there are 2-3 wizards in the party and each of them starts using the storm skill/lightning rod's attacks etc. at once, fps really go down.
I've seen a few people whining because they don't know what to expect from a 2D brawler, and another few people whining about getting good loot upgrades too often. That's it.
We gonna Co-op Karst? :3
It's a beat em up with diablo elements why would I want to even think of canceling my pre-order?
I hope so!
The Diablo element in this case is generic loot, like in D3.
I think it's a good, but deeply flawed game. Would buy a sequel in the future.
OT goes up tomorrow. I've been F5ing your album daily, actually. (I don't suppose you could figure out how to extract the idle animations from the JP website? Like, the Sorceress twirling her hat when you click on her on the Characters screen.)
Something being crossbuy doesn't make it a better value for me, as someone who doesn't own a Vita. It's like getting a 10-gallon tub of submarine polish, doesn't do me a lick of good.
Could be hype burnout. If Vanillaware hadn't announced this game two years ago, perception would be pretty different.
Unfortunately, no. You and Sif can only play together on the same platform.
Things would be a lot easier if Atlus could be bothered to update the NA site from time to time.
how? I placed the pre-order on vgp too but still - This product will be in stock on Tuesday 06 August, 2013.Looking forward to coop with you too, Karst.
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Nope. I'm all aboard on this one. Nothing stops this hype train. This genre and I go back to my childhood when playing games like X-Men and Turtles in Time in a (then local, now closed down) arcade, as well as a lot of TMNT Manhattan Project on my father's NES. I'm liking how this game's turning out so all of that factored in my hype's pretty much out there.
He barely played past normal difficulty by the looks of what he has posted. Don't take what he says to heart.
It all really depends on the level difference. If it's big, the enemies will hit harder, but you can grind that out.
I don't dispute your experience at normal difficulty, but unless you have beaten it on the hardest difficulty, I don't see how you can claim the gamr is too easy. It is just basic sense.
How do you know?
Because I've played normal and hard and both were hard only when enemies were 10 levels above me?
So you only played 2/3 difficulties, and thus do not know what lies beyond.
Enemy level change which will be the same like from normal to hard. I know that because of the dungeons difficulty on hard and the level cap rise.
oh wow
Can you recommend a version at this point? I had the PS3 version pre-ordered, but then I cancelled for the Vita version after reading some of your comments in the thread. Hopefully you still feel the same?
Is the NA Artbook like that too? Hardbound and all? if so.....
Okay, thanks. I don't mind a little framerate droppage for a portability trade-off.
This entire post is pure nonsense. Plenty of games have "clear a round without taking damage" without necessitating grinding. That's what skill is for. Special circumstances, such as the Elf's backstab, can lead to big damage in one hit. These are special condition trophies to work for, they don't inherently mean that the game is beaten by grinding.
And you still misunderstand. Game CAN be beaten by grinding if you do it like Kyoufu said. It doesn't mean that you HAVE to grind to do the above (except for the damage with some classes, obviously).
