. Returned to the bunker and now have access to what is the fast travel system which is great timing because I was getting tired of having to run all the way back and forth between areas.
I've still got the starting sword and upgraded it. Have a spear too now. I've bought all the chip unlock spaces except the last 24. A few of the chips are fused but I really don't know what I'm doing or what ones to use. For example there is a Taunt Up chip which boosts both player and enemy damage or something and I don't quite get why I should use it...if my damage goes up 180% and so does enemies then why?
So far I find the side quests feel rather bare bones. Not much thought is needed for them and they just feel short and simple. As for the main quest story I'm not really hooked yet...
from what i can tell is aliens attacked earth so humans fled to the moon and have set up the android bunkers above earth that send down androids to fight the aliens. adam/eve turn up. We find out there are aliens underground and they are dead.
Yep, just found it---it shows all the drop items, and the chests appear as green blocks---the same icon as the Save Points I believe, but it's pretty helpful.
I've got 80% of the Quests done, enough to get the Trophy. Only Route A and B Quest I have left is the one where you have to find all the Old World stuff for Pascal, which the Treasure Locator will help with. Probably save that till I beat the story.
. Returned to the bunker and now have access to what is the fast travel system which is great timing because I was getting tired of having to run all the way back and forth between areas.
I've still got the starting sword and upgraded it. Have a spear too now. I've bought all the chip unlock spaces except the last 24. A few of the chips are fused but I really don't know what I'm doing or what ones to use. For example there is a Taunt Up chip which boosts both player and enemy damage or something and I don't quite get why I should use it...if my damage goes up 180% and so does enemies then why?
So far I find the side quests feel rather bare bones. Not much thought is needed for them and they just feel short and simple. As for the main quest story I'm not really hooked yet...
from what i can tell is aliens attacked earth so humans fled to the moon and have set up the android bunkers above earth that send down androids to fight the aliens. adam/eve turn up. We find out there are aliens underground and they are dead.
Are you done with Route B? If so, I guess the rest is maybe another 8-10 hours last I checked? Depends on the sidequests and what not that you do as well of course.
Does deleting your save data actually help another player finish the final shooting sequence? It's impossible to finish it without the help of others, so did the first player to reach that part not finish it since there wasn't any help?
I actually thought the game was kidding when it said it would delete the data. Welp. Now I have to play the whole game again to get the platinum trophy. No worries, though. I'll be glad to play through it again since
the game is excellent.
I have no words. It was a very unique experience and I'm glad I got to play it.
Does deleting your save data actually help another player finish the final shooting sequence? It's impossible to finish it without the help of others, so did the first player to reach that part not finish it since there wasn't any help?
I actually thought the game was kidding when it said it would delete the data. Welp. Now I have to play the whole game again to get the platinum trophy. No worries, though. I'll be glad to play through it again since
the game is excellent.
I have no words. It was a very unique experience and I'm glad I got to play it.
That said, we don't really know what happens to the first ever player to beat the game.
Maybe there's some dummy accounts or something.
On the bright side, the 2nd time around, you get to see all the hints scattered around relating to the truth of 2B and 9S' relationship. I recommend doing the majority of the sidequests as well lol
I'm like 99% sure most of them are dummy accounts, lol. You need at least six players to have beaten the game to get the full shield, and chances are some of them will die helping you.
Still, it's a pretty cool idea that works wonderfully in the moment.
To podcast listeners out there, can you give me some Nier: Automata spoilercast (or even review) episodes for me to listen to? I just want to bask in this game for the next couple of days.
To podcast listeners out there, can you give me some Nier: Automata spoilercast (or even review) episodes for me to listen to? I just want to bask in this game for the next couple of days.
I was smiling the whole time and going "yeah, this is a test of character---I'm such a great guy" and then, well, I was like oh fuck. Not even mad though, I don't really replay games like this that often and I put in 30 hours and did most of the side quests so I feel it was worth it.
Haven't finished route A yet. Someone explain this to me.
I had a lot of chips equiped in the Set Type A. A lot of enemy drops + chips, amongst others.
I check my skills configuration for the first time in a while... and all of my equiped chips (besides the OS ones) are gone. They aren't just not equipped; they are not in my inventory.
What the hell is this?
My chips installed in the Set Type B are still there.
Haven't finished route A yet. Someone explain this to me.
I had a lot of chips equiped in the Set Type A. A lot of enemy drops + chips, amongst others.
I check my skills configuration for the first time in a while... and all of my equiped chips (besides the OS ones) are gone. They aren't just not equipped; they are not in my inventory.
What the hell is this?
My chips installed in the Set Type B are still there.
If you die once, your old body will be left wherever you died, with your equipped chips still stuck on said old body. You have to retrieve them. If you die before doing so (Like Souls games), you lose them permanently. If that's the case, may want to reload an earlier save file, assuming it wasn't too far back.
If you die once, your old body will be left wherever you died, with your equipped chips still stuck on said old body. You have to retrieve them. If you die before doing so (Like Souls games), you lose them permanently. If that's the case, may want to reload an earlier save file, assuming it wasn't too far back.
Regarding side quests do I need to do them all during this playthrough or can I do some now and do some on the next playthrough. I'm still not quite feeling them and want to focus more on the main story. I'm at the part where
Pascal tells you about the other machines in the forest that can be hostile
.
The last side quests I done were
Lost Girl, one for Jackass, and the inventor. I found the girl in the desert and almost quit because I thought I had to guide her back to the Village but I stuck with it and was relieved that she eventually went back on her own. As for the Jackass quest...she wants to collect data but she wants me to kill those enemies within 30 secs and take NO damage! I have no idea how I am meant to do that. I just gave up after about 10 tries as it's just not possible right now. Maybe I'll return when I'm more powerful. The inventer machine...I have no idea what to do. He wants investment and I've gave him 16,000 so far. Not sure if it's worth giving him more.
I've not yet managed to upgrade my weapons further. I don't know where to go to get the parts I need. Also I don't know what weapons to buy. I'm struggling to find money aswell especially with that last side quest I mentioned.
If the sidequests aren't hooking you there's nothing wrong with dropping them.
Money is just dropped from enemies so you can just find a cluster to farm, but you really don't need to. Remember that some items are purely for selling. It'll tell you that it's good for selling in the description.
It doesn't matter, but I think it might be just simply corresponding to the type of chip it is. Like color-coded for offense, defense, support, etc. Not entirely sure, because as I said, it wasn't really worth paying attention to.
It doesn't matter, but I think it might be just simply corresponding to the type of chip it is. Like color-coded for offense, defense, support, etc. Not entirely sure, because as I said, it wasn't really worth paying attention to.
OK cool. I'm pretty sure they weren't like that before which is why I thought they were damaged, but I'm still getting the stat boosts from having them equipped so it's fine. Thanks!
Alright I think I'm hooked on this game now! The areas are amazing and the soundtrack compliments them all. I just did the
Forest Castle area and met A2. The game is heavily hinting something shady about Yorha going on
but I think this may be what I got spoiled so I think I know what the big reveal is gonna be.
Right now I'm seriously struggling for money. I've fused some skills and upgraded my weapons. I just want 30,000 to unlock the last 24 skill slots. I'm absolutey destroying enemies so I guess I'll keep my current chips for now and try save up. I have been using G Luck but not noticing much more money coming in.
Alright I think I'm hooked on this game now! The areas are amazing and the soundtrack compliments them all. I just did the
Forest Castle area and met A2. The game is heavily hinting something shady about Yorha going on
but I think this may be what I got spoiled so I think I know what the big reveal is gonna be.
Right now I'm seriously struggling for money. I've fused some skills and upgraded my weapons. I just want 30,000 to unlock the last 24 skill slots. I'm absolutey destroying enemies so I guess I'll keep my current chips for now and try save up. I have been using G Luck but not noticing much more money coming in.
There was a fucking moose stuck on the bridge leading to the commercial center, blocking my path. Was this normal?
edit: great. Now I'm dead and I have to start over this extremely frustrating section of the game.
edit2: holy fucking shit I almost threw the controller at the TV. How the fuck do I pass this fucking shitty section?
edit3: got it. Jesus Christ. Fuck this part of the game. There was no moose this time. I took a screenshot of it the last time, and I would share it with you if the PS4's media capabilities weren't so shit.
edit4:
Most, if not all, of the emotional reaction I should have gotten from 2B's death was lost on me because of how irritated I was at the game. Man. Talk about a bummer.
I have no fucking clue how that section of the game made it past QA.
Camera angles and its presentation is really the best thing about this game so far. Playing with depth and how you run around in areas is really the most impressive I can say.
Really hopes 2B's personality starts to shine more. I don't know if she's tsundere or not. Lol
There was a fucking moose stuck on the bridge leading to the commercial center, blocking my path. Was this normal?
edit: great. Now I'm dead and I have to start over this extremely frustrating section of the game.
edit2: holy fucking shit I almost threw the controller at the TV. How the fuck do I pass this fucking shitty section?
edit3: got it. Jesus Christ. Fuck this part of the game. There was no moose this time. I took a screenshot of it the last time, and I would share it with you if the PS4's media capabilities weren't so shit.
edit4:
Most, if not all, of the emotional reaction I should have gotten from 2B's death was lost on me because of how irritated I was at the game. Man. Talk about a bummer.
I have no fucking clue how that section of the game made it past QA.
Got to the point in playthrough 3 when the flying caterpillar thing made up of a load of balls attacks and it is annoying as hell. I could see straight away that all enemies were about 10 levels above me when the playthrough started but I thought I'd get through it with enough healing but nope, was taking so long to kill it with rockets that I got bored and reckless.
Tempted to drop the difficulty as I'm at the point now that I'd just like to conclude the story - unless anyone has any tips?!
Got to the point in playthrough 3 when the flying caterpillar thing made up of a load of balls attacks and it is annoying as hell. I could see straight away that all enemies were about 10 levels above me when the playthrough started but I thought I'd get through it with enough healing but nope, was taking so long to kill it with rockets that I got bored and reckless.
Tempted to drop the difficulty as I'm at the point now that I'd just like to conclude the story - unless anyone has any tips?!
Could either put it on Easy and quickly get through it. Or abuse B-Mode by equipping chips that heal you upon attacking enemies and wail on it repeatedly.
It looked very impressive and after being overleveled as hell from doing all the sidequests and breezing through everything I appreciated something a little challenging, lol.
It looked very impressive and after being overleveled as hell from doing all the sidequests and breezing through everything I appreciated something a little challenging, lol.
i mean for this playthrough. i know there are 3 playthroughs. i don't know if i want to play through it 3 times. i'll decide when i do this one because i've some major points spoiled and it's kinda bumming me out.