GwyndolinCinder
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How do you get master seals?
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The Broken Ska Record
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Completely random question, but is there a Romanized/English list of the tracks on the soundtrack sampler? I imported it into iTunes, but I want to be able to read the artists and what the skits are about.
Has anyone actually been "surprise attacked" by an enemy at the start of a battle?
(Radiant Skill spoiler)
which is described to give enemies a harder time getting a surprise attack on you at the start of a battle. I've never had this happen (on Normal), even when enemies would hit me from behind.
(Radiant Skill spoiler)
Itsuki has a Radiant Skill called "Safety Leader"
You can only get them after Chapter 3 and you can find them in chests, through side quests, scenarios, etc.
I don't know but I can transcript it later unless someone else already did it. It's just transitions where they introduce themselves before their singing performance and then thanking their audience before transitioning it to the next artist on the track.
The last two is just Barry Goodman being hella well... Barry and coercing Kiria into singing the theme song to his favorite magical girl anime, and then fanboying and over exaggerating about how amazing it was after she sings the theme song for Dear Witch Iroha.
GwyndolinCinder
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Oki do you just get one for finishing 3? Had no idea where it came from...
You got it from
beating the boss for that chapter, Dohga.
You'll get more later.
You can get 16 total from the game story/sidestories, and potentially more at a low chance rate from the in game lottery.
Sgt. Kabukiman
Banned
Just finished the prologue. Man, I was not prepared for how much I'm enjoying this game!
I don't know much about Fire Emblem (only played Awakening) but I'm a big SMT fan. I was curious about this game when it was announced but when the first trailer dropped I lost almost all interest, it just didn't look appealing to me. But because of the positive buzz and the fact that my Wii-U was starving, I decided to give it a shot.
While I'm not a fan of the music so far, the setting is actually pretty interesting and as ridiculous as the story is, I'm enjoying it. The visuals are definitely lower budget than what we've seen of Persona 5 but the art style is great and the colors are so vibrant it excuses a lot.
Obviously, the fights have been pretty easy so far but I can already tell that the combat system is going to offer a lot of possibilities. It's a nice evolution of the press turn system. I'm very happy with my purchase, hopefully the rest of the game doesn't disappoint.
And a question for those that have already finished the japanese version : how long is the story? I kinda hope that it's not a 60 hours game as I don't have a lot of free time these days.
I don't know much about Fire Emblem (only played Awakening) but I'm a big SMT fan. I was curious about this game when it was announced but when the first trailer dropped I lost almost all interest, it just didn't look appealing to me. But because of the positive buzz and the fact that my Wii-U was starving, I decided to give it a shot.
While I'm not a fan of the music so far, the setting is actually pretty interesting and as ridiculous as the story is, I'm enjoying it. The visuals are definitely lower budget than what we've seen of Persona 5 but the art style is great and the colors are so vibrant it excuses a lot.
Obviously, the fights have been pretty easy so far but I can already tell that the combat system is going to offer a lot of possibilities. It's a nice evolution of the press turn system. I'm very happy with my purchase, hopefully the rest of the game doesn't disappoint.
And a question for those that have already finished the japanese version : how long is the story? I kinda hope that it's not a 60 hours game as I don't have a lot of free time these days.
I'm about an hour and a half in and those switching-target dialogue lines made me lower voice volume to 0. Loving the game otherwise but, yeah, damn.
Peoples are saying main story takes about 25-30 hours. Around 60 hours if you complete every request/sidequests.
Sgt. Kabukiman
Banned
That's reassuring, thanks! 30 hours is a perfect length for an rpg for me. Persona 3 is one of my favorite games but it took me about 3 years to finally get through it, I would always lose interest after a while.
The Broken Ska Record
Member
Thanks! That would be amazing.
Now I just need to scan the cover to place as the album art. Ha ha.
N° 2048
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So far early in the game I feel like the combat system is better than Persona. I didn't pick up the game expecting this. I'm almost sad Star Ocean is coming out so soon, too many jRPG. (Like there's such a thing)
I am Setsuna next month too.
Persona combat isn't even a high bar. AOA is the worst.So far early in the game I feel like the combat system is better than Persona. I didn't pick up the game expecting this. I'm almost sad Star Ocean is coming out so soon, too many jRPG. (Like there's such a thing
The Broken Ska Record
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Damn it, I expected the Limited Edition to be the size of Xenoblade's...
It's a lot closer to the size of FE Fates.
EndlessSky
Member
Got my copy from best buy. Was getting scared because they took about 10 minutes to find my special edition. Played for about an hour; the game has some very charming dialogue. The battle systems seems really good. The loading screens are going to get annoying real quick.
Does anyone know how to use the DLC from the special edition? I put in the codes and downloaded them, but I don't have any special costumes from the costume DLC, even after having the ability to switch costumes.
Does anyone know how to use the DLC from the special edition? I put in the codes and downloaded them, but I don't have any special costumes from the costume DLC, even after having the ability to switch costumes.
Damn it, I expected the Limited Edition to be the size of Xenoblade's...
It looks really damn good next to my copy of Mario Maker.
lord_of_flood
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Went home for lunch today and saw my SE got delivered!
I was pretty surprised that the box was as heavy as it was given its size. Can't wait to leave work, crack it open, and finally play it.
I was pretty surprised that the box was as heavy as it was given its size. Can't wait to leave work, crack it open, and finally play it.
Lee Chaolan
Member
Yay Amazon totally sent my Special edition copy in a Bubble mailer >_>
Huh, so listening to the CD (which wtf at no track listing unless you keep those karaoke cards in the exact order at all times), they actually kept in the tracks (odd numbered) of the characters just talking & being all "THANKS EVERYONE! OKAY, *insert character name here*, IT'S YOUR TURN!" or something.
Ulysses 31
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Yup, there's these bright greenish thingies that restores all the hp/ep of the party as many times you want.
GwyndolinCinder
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i havent seen one of these since the first dungeon D:
So no one's been surprise attacked? I wonder how that even looks.
There's one at the back of the Harajuku arena.
There's one at the back of the Harajuku arena.
Yeah, I've had it happen, everyone makes sad faces. Only had it happen once so far
Ulysses 31
Member
If you do miss things on your first playthrough, take comfort in knowning that you'll need at least 3 playthroughs for 100%.
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So I am roughly 4 1/2 hours in. Just defeated the second boss who on hard could nearly oneshot my characters. At first I thought hard wasn't going to be that hard, but enemy damage ramps up pretty fast. This is going to be interesting. I really like the game so far, the battle system feels like a somewhat evolution of the P4 one. Not sure which one I prefer, but thise one feels a bit more interesting so far.
I have only been to the first two, but so far dungeons are fixed. And even have some simple puzzles.
kuroneko0509
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It gets to be more common and in fact deadly later. Like game over
BDrummer1606
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Picked this up this morning and got to play about an hour before I had work. Loving it so far! Never played a game with just Japanese VA before, but surprisingly like it. Can't wait to get back home and dig some more time into it.
But can you miss anything major? Like weapons/accessories or especially master seals?
Baloonatic
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Sölf;208259958 said:
I enountered them a few more times in the same dungeon. Don't think they spawn in set places but I could be wrong.
KLoWn
Member
Actually I was thinking of those soda machines. I haven't seen a green thingy since way back.
Velcro Fly
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Finished the prologue
I just want more! If I didn't have to eat dinner right now I'd still be playing.
Everything just feels so good, even down to your sword swing to hit enemies being so fluid and quick instead of clunky and slow.
I just want more! If I didn't have to eat dinner right now I'd still be playing.
Everything just feels so good, even down to your sword swing to hit enemies being so fluid and quick instead of clunky and slow.
EndlessSky
Member
During the treehouse at E3, they peeked at a couple puzzles. None of them looked really involved; just simple ones, but the dungeons aren't going to be always just a giant hallway that you run straight through.
Sölf;208259958 said:
The frequency at which they appear will increase gradually as you progress through the game.
No idea.
Ok, thanks.
Does anyone know? Will repost the question:
I just hate when I get into a game, enjoying the story, but then find out I just missed a really nice item because I didn't find a secret door, or figure out a hidden puzzle and I've already saved past it.
Ulysses 31
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Sounds like you don't want games to have secrets anymore.
That doesn't sound like something to srtife for in game development. ¯\ (º_o) /¯
You'll need multiple playthroughs anyway to 100% the game anyway so just look up stuff after the first completing if that's what you're going for.
The game doesn't have a set time limit other than beat the game and forget about it. It's not like Persona where you need to do x quest or mission by x time, or Shin Megami Tensei where you need x thing to get x ending.
You won't be missing anything really key or major so long as you go through the game's story, look for treasure chests, and do side stories.
Those are how you get most of the master seals, you need to be getting materials for more carnage unities, which you can get by beating enemies.
You can't really miss the master seals unless you choose not to get treasure chests or take quests. You're guaranteed some via story bosses.
If you want to know something specific I can answer it, but you don't have to sweat it that much in this game in particular.
Well, how about not making things permanently missable then? It really does blow when you're trying to do a blind playthrough and you miss a bunch of stuff that almost no one would've figured out on their own. I'm looking at you, Dark Souls.