Some (one?) of the postgame missions are not only supposed to be more difficult than the main story, but also have different objectives (encountering a certain # of pokemon or something like that).
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If the game only took a few more cues from the mainline games it could seriously be something incredible. Like multiple attacks, better items (can only move in one direction per turn like a rook, but has increased attack), some light walkable overworld of the cities, and decent aftergame challenges (the infinite type) to encourage stat building, would go such a long way.
It's extremely simple and has none of those ridiculous amounts of confusing numbers like some other SRPGs I played (Disgaea and the like). If difficulty and ease of use are your deal breakers, you're good with this game.
Just download the DLC now. You can't even play most of it until after the main story but there's no reason not to grab it now. No missable Pokemon as far as I'm aware.
I think Fire Emblem might be closer since you're training individual units as opposed to pumping out generic ones like you do in Advance Wars.
by mistake. Looking forward to playing on my 3DS again. Hopefully it'll keep me busy a while.Out today in the UK. I ordered it... 2 copies
You're thinking the other way around. If you want to get "up to speed" in regards to mechanics, new Pokemon (and their strengths/weaknesses), etc, Conquest is basically a simpler more focused version of the mainline battle system. It'll be easier to go from Conquest to White.
Ty! Yeah, figured it didn't but from the cover of Conquest, it looks like Nobunaga uses the Legendary from White so I thought maybe the Generation 5 Pokemon play a big role in Conquest? Who am I kidding though, story in a Pokemon game doesn't matter.
(Though actually, I decided to buy White because Team Plasma seemed interesting. But I digress)Haha, yeah I'm sure I'm just over-thinking it. Started up a file in Conquest today, thanks for the info!
Was he one of the event warriors? I hope that he isn't the one people were suggesting might require you to have not finished the first (main) story before activating the event code.
At least there's still a slight bit of strategy, with which direction you attack from, and what pokemon you bring.
It's pretty great.At least there's still a slight bit of strategy, with which direction you attack from, and what pokemon you bring.
I gather you are enjoying the game, or at least not hating it enough that you've played a long time?
At the end, I was trapped and I abandoned the story. Now, I have Ranmaru on my current story, so I'll try to evolve his Dragonair and his Riolu. It's a bit disappointing that the Link level resets on every new story, but at least not the Pokemon.My L button only really works when I press it really hard and with my finger fully covering it. Dunno what's up with those silly shoulder buttons, they're sort of bad.