NieR: Automata |OT| "I wouldn't expect too much from this game if I were you."
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Katana_Strikes
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Did you also get Ending E?
I just got my platinum trophy (without buying any trophies) at about 59h playtime. Feels good.
Afterwards I did Ending E again, and this timeit made even more of an impression on me. Since I knew that I was being helped and wasn't frustrated a long time, I could appreciate it all even more than the first time. Subtle things like the vocals becoming a chorus when other players come to your aid and all.
Deleted my save game and helped somebody too. Well, but backed up my save in online storage though
Yeah, thankfully after a few deaths I got some help though. That's tough at the end. Cool though.
I don't think it can be. I'm currently in Japan and it's showing 15 hours left to unlock.
For anyone curious, the Steam pre-load is up as well.
Brian_FETO
Banned
I finished Path A after 14ish hours. What a game. Really interested to see its tricks from here
I felt really really dumb for not realizing that you lose your chips if you don't recover your body. So I didn't have parry/fast cooldown/regenerating health for the last 1.5 hours or so. Whoops.
I felt really really dumb for not realizing that you lose your chips if you don't recover your body. So I didn't have parry/fast cooldown/regenerating health for the last 1.5 hours or so. Whoops.
Yup, the sweetest.
ROUTE B SPOILERS
I want to fight Emil but I'm doing nothing to him at level 52. I'm at the missile defense mission, which I assume is the point of no return like in Route A. How can I grind levels efficiently? I need to figure out how to take out the rabbit statue but afaik that's all I have left to do. Pls help
stock up on level speed chips, that's what i did. it goes by pretty fast if your fighting high level enemies, to begin with i dont advise you trying to fight emil in route B, wait until your done with route C and D, there is a chapter select where you can go back and play any part of the game before that with all your levels items and weapons intact
You mean the exp boost chips? Got plenty
oh shit a chapter select? Dope, thanks for letting me know!
I think the Link machines drop it.
Emil sells it if you can get his materials inventory to appear. Otherwise the best way to farm it that I found on Route A/B is to kill the medium sized robots just outside the exit from the area where you fought the boss in the Desert (
Adam
MATERIAL STORE WHAT
Muffin1611
Banned
Yup. If he's more in the middle of the map he sells mid tier materials, and if he's near the resistance camp he sells high tier materials.
The other two inventories are different kinds of chips.
Also, a robot at the park sells some other material stuff like ores and pearls.
TissueBox
Member
I know, it was a godsend for me too. Think someone said earlier what he sells varies from location but not sure.
This game is good
Link machines ?! which machine is this ?
I'm at route B but I remember at route A Titanium Alloy never appeared among the materials that Emil sell ,
do you mean outside the area that I fought Adam in ??
and how the materials apear anyway is it random or should I do something ?
I know a lotta question sorry
Is it really based on location or just random?
He sells two Bracer type weapons and the Dress Module as well.
ArkhamFantasy
Member
I thought it was random too, but i confirmed today that its location based.
Pro Tip for Emil locations, if he's not at the location you want, run into the desert a bit (until you cant see him on the map anymore) then run back into the ruined city, if you transport he will not leave his current location. Just keep running back and forth until he's selling what you want.
The long ones with drills with the orbs you gotta hit
CannonFodder52
Member
Any tips for maxing out all weapons/farming?
Exentryk
Member
For the most part, you can buy most of the mats post-game. You'll have to grind the beast hides for a few of the weapons, though.
KO Traveling Hobo
Member
I read
it does something while zerking.
Get through that part on Normal at the very least, then do whatever you want afterwards.
Seeing all the people jump straight to hard difficulties has me confused.
I always play a game on normal at first, as that's considered the default setting the developer intended. If it's boring, I'll bump it up.
Jumping straight into Hard is like putting salt on your food as soon as you get it. Sure, it makes the food tastier, but maybe you should taste the food first to know if it needs salt.
I always play a game on normal at first, as that's considered the default setting the developer intended. If it's boring, I'll bump it up.
Jumping straight into Hard is like putting salt on your food as soon as you get it. Sure, it makes the food tastier, but maybe you should taste the food first to know if it needs salt.
It's just looping in this ot.
Like clockwork.
Exentryk
Member
RubberLuffy
Banned
tomorrow gonna bring a whole new influx of "why is the beginning so hard on hard" posts
Exentryk
Member
If they didn't know of Yoko Taro before, they will now.
Exentryk
Member
Hook us up, breh!
Actually, please tell us about the resolution and port performance!
Your username is big fake... But tell us how you did it
Only if you repeat the words "Shit Square Enix" then I'll reveal my self.
Oh shit sorry guys I thought the "0.o" was enough for the sarcasm. My bad guys ;(
XANDER CAGE
Member
Noooo I bought it not realizing that it didn't unlock at midnight/9PST. I just want to
play the game
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BRSxIgnition
Member
I just used the chips the game auto assigned to me, on my new play through I might just not bother with them.
Damnit new page.
For new comers I recommend not starting on hard and go normal mode as there won't be a save point until you beat the intro boss and he one shots you then you have to start from beginning again, after that you can change.
Damnit new page.
For new comers I recommend not starting on hard and go normal mode as there won't be a save point until you beat the intro boss and he one shots you then you have to start from beginning again, after that you can change.
RubberLuffy
Banned
I played on normal mostly with offensive, deadly and auto heal chips because i play sloppy as hellllll
shockwave too because it's too good
shockwave too because it's too good
I only used melee defense and evade range up. My real build was shockwave + every recovery chip I could use (deadly heal + auto heal + the one that heals in each attack).
I did a troll build based on vengeance (return damage taken).
Resident_UA
Member
Finally finished this game. I liked it a lot, but I think that making it open world was a mistake. I think I did two sidequests in total... Also C route was a bit long... But that E ending redeemed it 
KO Traveling Hobo
Member
Finally finished this game. I liked it a lot, but I think that making it open world was a mistake. I think I did two sidequests in total... Also C route was a bit long... But that E ending redeemed it
Aw. How come? Most of them are pretty basic in terms of what you actually have to do, but the stories they tell range from heartwarming to hilarious to unsettling to tragic and beyond.
Please tell me one of those two quests was the stamp collection quest from the park.
Finally finished this game. I liked it a lot, but I think that making it open world was a mistake. I think I did two sidequests in total... Also C route was a bit long... But that E ending redeemed it
The sidequests are there to flesh out the world, if you didn't do them your missing out