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Feb. 22nd, 2018 03:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedFour game-days into The World Ends With You, after starting a new game following two game-days yesterday, and at this point, I'm probably just gonna put the whole game aside for now and order a player's guide once Mom's home to see that on Amazon.
Adding (ironically) to how easy enough to alternate with Wanikani once I come back to that, it is also rather confusing, and GameFAQs doesn't cut it either. Like, just tapping equipment at a store is enough to unlock its hidden ability, but you can only unlock a few items' abilities to start with and need to buy stuff in order to build relationships with the clerks in order to unlock more. There's also the issue of difficulty levels, which make battles easier or harder while raising or lowering your obtained experience accordingly. The game says that battles under Easy mode yield weaker pins, but as it turns out in someone's bestiary on GameFAQs, there are some things that Noise will only yield under specific difficulties (including Easy). Some of those are things you need to obtain for shopping quests, and it would sure help to know what enemies each Noise symbol represents at each area and what to expect from them under any one difficulty level.
Still not ready to come back to Mother, I've gone on to download the Sailor Moon game to play instead, on SNES9X, starting tomorrow. (Not spending more money on the other two games, one of which would have to wait until I have Brian's phone back anyway.)
Adding (ironically) to how easy enough to alternate with Wanikani once I come back to that, it is also rather confusing, and GameFAQs doesn't cut it either. Like, just tapping equipment at a store is enough to unlock its hidden ability, but you can only unlock a few items' abilities to start with and need to buy stuff in order to build relationships with the clerks in order to unlock more. There's also the issue of difficulty levels, which make battles easier or harder while raising or lowering your obtained experience accordingly. The game says that battles under Easy mode yield weaker pins, but as it turns out in someone's bestiary on GameFAQs, there are some things that Noise will only yield under specific difficulties (including Easy). Some of those are things you need to obtain for shopping quests, and it would sure help to know what enemies each Noise symbol represents at each area and what to expect from them under any one difficulty level.
Still not ready to come back to Mother, I've gone on to download the Sailor Moon game to play instead, on SNES9X, starting tomorrow. (Not spending more money on the other two games, one of which would have to wait until I have Brian's phone back anyway.)