Apparently someone protecting a party member is based on their compatibility and I believe she actually has a positive with everyone so she will jump and protect anyone in the party which is pretty unique.
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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes |OT| In loving memory of Yoshitaka Murayama
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I wrote a bug report about the PS5 resolution issue and got this response:
So hopefully it gets fixed at some point.
Woah, cool! I found this but didn't think there was anything else in there since I already got all the chests.
Holy shit! (castle function spoiler)
The theater mode in this game is ridiculous. I've only got two plays so far, but you can assign anyone to the roles in the play and everyone has their own voiced script. I just had Seign and Perrielle act out Romeo & Juliet to great acclaim.
Now for the shi'arc adaptation of the same.
Now for the shi'arc adaptation of the same.
I figured it out.K so i am at the night of the final dungeon, i am at 90 hours lmao and still have side stuff to do and lots of cards to play, but anyone else that is endgame or at this point get a certain cutscene here?
It seems like i got a romantic scene with a random party member but i got Paquia? I'm so baffled at this. I recruited everyone, and i thought if there would be a scene like this it would be like most used battle party member or something but her? Why did i get Paquia lmao?
I can't seem to find any info about this yet or if there even is certain criteria as likely not many have gotten to this point lol
It is amount of times you talk to a character at the base, because i did 75 races if i talk to anyone else more than 75 times i get them instead
God I love the mix of high quality sprites and 3d environments/bosses. Some really striking scenes and it feels like a game with a real budget. Out of town and playing on the steam deck where it looks really nice outside of some oddly aliased character portraits. Definitely a battery hog but capped it at 40 fps because can drop below 60 fairly frequently
Wish you could turn the minimap off tho, game is lacking in options in general. I'm crazy and want to hold a button to run, not walk and you can't!
Wish you could turn the minimap off tho, game is lacking in options in general. I'm crazy and want to hold a button to run, not walk and you can't!
Beat the proving grounds bosses on hard!
Died on the second fight a couple times - had to change tactics up but was a breeze after. Game rules
Died on the second fight a couple times - had to change tactics up but was a breeze after. Game rules
At this rate I'm probably going get B'baba or Kurtz then. I might need to force talk to my favorite NPC over and over to get the character scene I want.
I finally started that too, omg this is amazing. This was worth everything.
holy fuck i almost died laughing at the Rising play with Garoo as Isha, Isha as CJ, and CJ as Garoo. They all remark about why they hell they are playing each other. CJ does an Australian accent, and Isha keeps talking herself up the whole play. This was as amazing as i hoped it would be. God this added so much from having played Rising too. I was not expecting this to be fully voiced, holy shit this was a lot of work
So my first complaint: Hero Attacks. With no real indication on what the position of the characters have to be in the battle set up in order to activate them. So if it doesn't work (Lian/Nowa), swap them around until it does after the battle, rinse and repeat. I have to put Nowa in front and Lian in the back to use it instead of keeping both in the back so I can have Short Ranges all up front. Doubt my set up through the mines was optimal because of that lol
Ah well, it's a small complaint, just wish there was a better description in the Status screen. Unless there IS and I'm just missing it.
Ah well, it's a small complaint, just wish there was a better description in the Status screen. Unless there IS and I'm just missing it.
I don't even think I've noticed any hero combos since the tutorial. LOL I'll have to take a look at a guide or something once I recruit more characters. Not that I've needed the combos much (and the specials in general tend to be relatively long animation-wise too).
Yeah, I'm starting to think the fix for the cooking battles wasn't actually done properly.
I've had characters that are supposed to like Seafood actually give a bad score when I gave them Seafood. It just seems there is too much RNG involved to get a consistent score without resorting to constantly using Omelets and Coconut Water. Cooking Battles still seem very bugged, despite a patch being made for it.
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Also...I just got my 100th recruit, I can finally
upgrade my Castle to the final upgrade. Only 20 more to go!
Good grief. There is a recipe in the game called
I wonder if that is a bit too on the nose, not that I'm complaining or anything. Love that kind of reference though.
Also in the dungeon where you recruit
These enemies are dropping unappraised coins. Each dungeon clear can easily net you 250,000 Baqua per run. It's much more lucrative than the Trading Posts, but it's fairly late game so at that point you probably have more than enough money to sharpen all your recruits weapons to their maximum levels and outfit them with the best possible equipment.
Nanami Ice Cream
I wonder if that is a bit too on the nose, not that I'm complaining or anything. Love that kind of reference though.
Also in the dungeon where you recruit
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Sorry for the double post but I gotta say this. There are several posts in this thread making complaints about how the game never explains anything to you, such as opening up the map or how party formation in battles work. Have any of you checked out the HELP menu? Quite sure when you first go into the World Map for the very first time there is a tutorial pop-up and and one of the pages showing how to open the map is explained to you. Hell almost every major topic in games mechanics is all in the HELP menu. From Battle Formation, to Rune-Lens, Elemental and Weapon Attributes. The game basically comes with it's own damn built-in manual. Just press the Triangle-equivalent button on your controller and scroll over to the HELP option in the main menu folks.
I did not heed any advice in this thread and instead jumped head first into Beigoma as soon as it unlocked. I got all the monster drops available before advancing the story, and after much trial and error, forced my way through all the available story matches as well. I feel like I've gained a cursory understanding of how match ups work and how best to win (trying to force as many clashes as possible if your top isn't strong enough to outright win), but I still don't understand why sometimes it's a total toss up if I win or lose the same match up (when there are no clashes involved and I just boost ASAP every time). I guess there's just an RNG element involved in the damage calculations?
I don't super hate it.
I don't super hate it.
Are you guys using a guide or wiki to find all heroes? I'm around 12h in and peeked at a Wiki and realized I have tons of heroes in old areas I need to find.
I think I need to explore more because most of them was in side areas I never even went to beause the main story pushed me in another direction.
Also in your base, are Resources from the Pasturage, mine etc automatically added to your storage or do I have to talk to the specific person about it? I went to the mine and the person in charge had a special screen but I could only talk to him, nothing else.
I think I need to explore more because most of them was in side areas I never even went to beause the main story pushed me in another direction.
Also in your base, are Resources from the Pasturage, mine etc automatically added to your storage or do I have to talk to the specific person about it? I went to the mine and the person in charge had a special screen but I could only talk to him, nothing else.
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The appraisal shop counting the money you earn for an item appraisal is a tedious slog. I love this game but this is definitely something I wish that could be skipped immediately.
It's so jarring and momentum breaking, especially since in Suikoden 1 and 2 there's no fade to black whenever you're about to see a story scene or an important dialogue.
I'm not sure how I feel with the way balancing has been done in this game. Some characters are amazing for most of the main game but then fall off really hard in end game. Or magic sucking for most of the game and then suddenly it becomes amazing but only few mages can use that high level magic.
But as a tip if you are still in early-ish game: If you want to know if some character is great even in end game go see the amount of their rune slots and the level of those rune slots (it's the small crystal image, up to 4 crystals). There are exception characters but generally this gives a good indication. For this reason characters like Nowa stay as one of the best characters, even though there are some characters with better stats or unique skills. And Momo is a god, just wanted to throw that there.
But as a tip if you are still in early-ish game: If you want to know if some character is great even in end game go see the amount of their rune slots and the level of those rune slots (it's the small crystal image, up to 4 crystals). There are exception characters but generally this gives a good indication. For this reason characters like Nowa stay as one of the best characters, even though there are some characters with better stats or unique skills. And Momo is a god, just wanted to throw that there.
Game needs an anisotropic filtering option on pc bad, super distracting. Sure it's bad on consoles too but the norm there
Edit: Yume is just pure trash and I'm not missing anything right? Takes up two slots and does less damage than the healer lol. Low defense and health too despite being a bear with horns.
Edit: Yume is just pure trash and I'm not missing anything right? Takes up two slots and does less damage than the healer lol. Low defense and health too despite being a bear with horns.
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Except for what stats do what exactly. That's not in there unfortunately that i could find.
They are. So its not a bad idea to level the productivity and storage/treasury options.
I'm still chopping through Rebirth (which is great albeit extremely long), but I had to just start this game and play the first 30 minutes. Super charming classic Murayama feel for sure. Not going full into it until I'm done w/ Rebirth, but then really going to dig in. Considering getting it on steam deck so I can play before bed, which I've mostly given up on but this might be a reasonable exception....
The Kickstarter fanservice elements to this make it feel like a really uneven product even if there is a lot to like.
The camera being designed to adhere to the ground like it is in this is sort of baffling. Really stands out in the mine area in the beginning.
The camera being designed to adhere to the ground like it is in this is sort of baffling. Really stands out in the mine area in the beginning.
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Legitimately some of my least favorite stuff in the game, and most of it feels like stuff you saw in KS games from a decade ago.
I keep unlocking cool looking characters and then seeing their mediocre stats and four generic rune slots and getting disappointed...
Like I can't believe they just hand you Iudo and Yusuke right at the beginning of the game
Like I can't believe they just hand you Iudo and Yusuke right at the beginning of the game
I had the same reaction.
Someone said that the side of the party it attacks in your prior turn will be the side it appears on next (I think, maybe opposite). I never went back to retry, but if you're able to, try that and share if it was one or the other....... or if it was still a coin flip lol
I depleted my entire stock of health restoratives doing that fight. Biggest case of brute-forcing I've faced thus far.
Seriously. Iugo was literally the first unit I recruited, and he's never left my party yet. I don't know when I'm going to start picking up characters who are competitive with him but I hope it's soon.
I'm going to recruit some more characters and try again. lol I'll see if that works.
Yeah, it's a bigger difficulty spike than I was expecting at this point in the game.
The part of it that was killing me was the repeated anime voice clips. I dropped Mellore the second I didn't need her in my party anymore and never looked back. People have told me that the "trick" to it is that whenever it dives underground, it pops up on whatever side of the arena it attacked on its previous turn, if that helps.
is there a full guide for the beyblade minigame? There's a lot of NPC everywhere without indications, and the ones i found it's impossible to beat them yet, too high level tops...
and i'm sure i can't avoid it cause it will be the only way to recruit one or two character?
and i'm sure i can't avoid it cause it will be the only way to recruit one or two character?
If you are determined to play through the Beigoma quest line right away, you'll need to get some tops from particular monster drops. Hraesvelgr in Redthroat Ridge and at least one of Rabbit Mage/Titan Slug in Abandoned Mine or Wyvern on the map outside the castle (preferably two, since it gives you better odds of winning 2 out of 3 matches in the first quest match to win another top). Hraesvelgr is the one I could most consistently win with initially (I forgot to get the Wyvern before doing the quest battles, so I don't know if it's better or not than the other three 2* monster drops). Look at the element and main attribute of the top (attack/magic/guard/balance) to determine good match ups. I don't know for sure, but it seems like attack > magic > guard > attack. And I assume elements are the same as in battles, so water > fire > wind > earth > water. I haven't really gleaned anything about if where you drop your top matters for anything. In my experience, even if it has better type match ups, a 1* top is not gonna be good against a 2*.
The next main thing is if you and your opponent activate your boosts at roughly the same time, you enter a clash where you mash a button and do a bunch of damage if you win. Doing this as much as possible is key for overpowering the opponent even if your tops aren't actually as good as theirs. Even with all that, it still took me numerous times to beat the first few quest battles, because it honestly seems like there's still some RNG involved. I could comfortably win one match, and then lose the same match up by a lot the next time. At least you can hold B/O to skip the pre/post battle scenes...
But if that all sounds awful to you, just wait until you progress the story further and you can get 3* tops from monster drops. The first ones available drop from Pawn Demons in the Proving Grounds and the Seed Conquerer from the deeper part of Dappled Forest (I just named the monsters and where they're at, but spoilered in case that bothers anyone).
The Help menu doesn't tell you shit about how Beigoma mechanics work.
Continue to be baffled at the balance.
Does anyone know why I'm not doing more damage with my magic based runes despite my magic stat being really high?
Also... What are the chances they will patch in an option to switch between auto advance and press advance for dialogue with the press of a button. I find this infuriating. I stream the game to my Steam Deck, you I literally cannot stop a scene that is advancing by itself.
Does anyone know why I'm not doing more damage with my magic based runes despite my magic stat being really high?
Also... What are the chances they will patch in an option to switch between auto advance and press advance for dialogue with the press of a button. I find this infuriating. I stream the game to my Steam Deck, you I literally cannot stop a scene that is advancing by itself.
How do I see this information? Fire doesn't scale at all??
What MAGIC actually scales off the magic stat? Anyone? Any damage?
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I got the military guy and it kind of sounded like he'd train people at the castle when they aren't in the party? But I have no idea how to actually do that, when I built his spot and talked to him, he just talks about how people died
Characters have elemental affinities as well. So a water character will do shit for damage with a fire rune.