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the visuals and cinematics were done with care but it does not feel like the game was scaled properly to account for unity attacks, splash damage, item stacking, or downed member swapping.
i also can't help but feel like Chihiro Fujioka, who was a true creative, was snubbed in the grand scheme of things.
i also can't help but feel like Chihiro Fujioka, who was a true creative, was snubbed in the grand scheme of things.
the difficulty scaling was working fine for about 80% of the game and then it just seemed to completely unravel and i found myself in encounters with monsters i literally one shot at the start of the battle standing next to monsters that take 7-8 turns to kill.
in theory this is a solution for outpacing content in an open world pokemon, but in practice it needs more refinement. and while they provide the knobs for you tweak in menus, it isn't as granular as one would expect and ultimately feels like design oversight.
in theory this is a solution for outpacing content in an open world pokemon, but in practice it needs more refinement. and while they provide the knobs for you tweak in menus, it isn't as granular as one would expect and ultimately feels like design oversight.
i find myself often thinking about that walk from the wintry train station into the mountainside.
nasu's works are both exhaustive and excessive, but his renderings of nature and spaces in time are as enigmatic as yukio mishima's decay of the angel.
nasu's works are both exhaustive and excessive, but his renderings of nature and spaces in time are as enigmatic as yukio mishima's decay of the angel.