But I love how unlike almost every single JRPG ever made you don't have to grind like crazy to do all the optional stuff, you just need a good strategy. Fortunately one of the fixes I've found worked and now I'm still playing this.ĭid any of you who played the game do any of the post-game stuff? Holy shit some of the bosses there are insane, much harder than the final one. My attempt to advance into the extra areas was greeted with some c++ memory error. But before doing that I decided to go back into LoT2 and attempt some of the post-game extra dungeons. So after going through my backlog I though it was finally time to play LoT1. So thanks, pakoito and Crooked Bee for bringing this game to my attention in that best of the new shit thread. I will buy the game as soon as I can, and have already started to spread the word of this game. This game is so good, I pretty much forgot to play Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition. But only if the game is built to occomadate for it.Īnd hell yes, they better make a third. But this game (and Guild Wars 1), shows me that respeccing can be done right. I was pretty vocal against respeccing (especially overly generous forms of respeccing), since it ruined permanancy and removed the choices and consequences of character building.
The further I delve into the labyrinths, the more it makes me question some firmly held beliefs I had in this genre. Wanted to ask early rather than later if I should play on Hard mode or not I ended up starting a new game on hard mode regardless, just as safety measures (in case I would forget delevelling before a boss). Didnt happen until floor 3 against Komachi Onosuka.
#TOUHOU LABYRINTH 2 MONEY FARM FULL#
Click to expand.True, but at the time of making that post, I had yet to make a full wipe.
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