Once I had access to elemental spears the game became a breeze
Wait, really? Like a skill thats said to work with one spear just needs to be activated with that spear and then becomes available for all
There's a couple of exceptions. Any technique that doesn't have a exp meter is unique to that particular weapon.
The DS games had a button you could press to do more damage at the cost of magic.
Guys idk where the hell to go next , pls helpme .
Guys idk where the hell to go next , pls helpme .
Rice, potatoes, corn. You can buy seed in the shop (probably only after you've found it in the world tho), the galleon has a respawning chest with all three IIRC.
Just like the Crissaegrim in SoTN. It's why everyone loves it.
Aside from the whip the weapons seem about the same to me. Admittedly though I just Rhava'd through most of the game, but the standard sword works well for me too.
You'll get a shard for that later.
I had to look up one of those weapons after I beat the game because it was in a chest that you can't even see.
I do recall weapons feeling better once I had some attack speed-boosting stuff equipped, so that might help :)
Fucking WOW 😯As promised! Had problems with the file but i managed to finish it.
Fuck me. IGA should just hire you next time.As promised! Had problems with the file but i managed to finish it.
That is super awesome, dude! You should tweet it at SwordOrWhip and they'll put it in the Kickstarter updates.As promised! Had problems with the file but i managed to finish it.
Freaking fantastic!! Someone please bring IGA in here nowAs promised! Had problems with the file but i managed to finish it.
Ah, there we go. That's part of the discussion that will frequently come up with things like this: how much information do you need to be given to proceed before it starts being considered hand-holding or, at the very least, pointed progression that removes the need to explore and discover. The implicit game loop for these types of games is usually: explore, find something that gives new power, explore new area you couldn't before (double jump, invert, whatever), repeat. The degree of obtuseness of this varies between games (hello, La Mulana) but it's kind of a hallmark of the better ones that they don't outright tell you as much, merely giving you clues to decipher. A lot of us have been used to doing these for years, so we didn't think anything of it, but I've known people that for a very long time didn't ever get to the inverted castle in SOTN because they never did a particular step in the game that's a light puzzle.
