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Did that ridiculous hard boss battle. Since I knew I’d have to shift how I play entirely. That’s what I did. Fortunately, that game gave me such a beating the first few times. That when it came to that fight. I developed a few ways to fight and mixing patterns. It disrupted that AI pretty good...

Cool, I’m interested in some goblin lore. :meowsip:

Well, that was funny. A questline, since the main character cannot talk outside of a few words. They sent them to deal with a hostage negotiation situation.

One Piece in Space, got it. :blob_cookie:

There is also a loop I did with one story. The protagonist of that one never learned to control their power. So, when they desperately used it one day. It sent them and their brother into an eternal cycle of reincarnation. It is implied that they failed countless times before reaching their...

Why does this seem like a FanFic about your life? :blob_hmm_two: ——————— There was the seven sins at one point. They were the trials for the main. The last trial however, Sloth. It was what lead’s into the tragic end for that point of the story. :blob_nom:

1. While the main story mentions nine worlds, there are actually more than nine. As the main have traveled to way more. It can be inferred that the nine worlds are sorta like the lead’s universe. ——————— 2. The lead of the series eventually becomes the first Iconoclast. The second one comes...

This sus one is political. :blob_catflip:

To answer this flatly, there is no clear answer. You can follow a formula, such as the five senses or whatnot. However, in the end. It can become much more complex than this. Myself for instance, I use a tricky form of emotions to paint the scene. Emotions heavily carry the stories with its...

Given that the character is an AI, and the opponent is the original. They will be a mirror match. You essentially have to think how you would disrupt and surpass your way of playing. Since it looks like the game tracks how you play. I don’t even know how the hell they did that to this extent...

The level 3 Combat Arts is when the game gets extremely fun. It becomes extremely fast paced, while mixing that into strategy. Though, personally. I’d say the hardest point. Aside from the brain busting puzzles, there are a lot of those. :blob_no: Is a certain boss. Which looks to have been...

Some mini bosses in the game. Flaming Cow, turned that into Local Beef. :blob_nom: And Samurai Bear. :blob_neutral:

But really, the main reason I skipped such a large section of the game. Is to get the lvl 3 combat arts earlier. That section would roughly two hours. Before I do post game. I gotta go through New Game Plus for some additional benefits, so faster the better.

The first part of the dungeon required this to be done three times in a row. No room for messing up, otherwise a reset. However, if completed. You just skipped a whole section of the game.

Originally considered a glitch. JDAC(Jump+Attack+Dash+Cancel). A rather tricky and very precise action. This wasn’t intended for the game, but players liked it so much that the devs kept it in. They even built a few things around it for fun. Such as a puzzle in the game, you can use this...

Welp, I used a glitch to skip over a rather tedious part of a game. Then several more exploits to skip over half a dungeon. By the way, the devs left this in rather than fixing it, more to give players options. Pretty cool really.