Grunker
RPG Codex Ghost
Bianca (to Albus): "...you're pathetic."
damn straight girl i'm witchu
damn straight girl i'm witchu
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What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
Usually, this just means some extra bonus. Which mastery or set are you talking about?
When you get a Mastery set, some bonuses strengthen the existing effects of Mastery(ies) which form this set. But also new effects can be added.What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
Usually, this just means some extra bonus. Which mastery or set are you talking about?
Earth Resistance is an example. It says:
"Increases Earth Resistance by 1 point for every Character level."
then below that it says:
"Extra Effect
Increases your Earth Resistance by 50."
When you get a Mastery set, some bonuses strengthen the existing effects of Mastery(ies) which form this set. But also new effects can be added.What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
And Albus is a freaking slayer when built offensively. Can destroy whole enemy forces by himself (but can also die relatively easily to enemy bosses). Traces of Blood Mastery set says it gives 70% chance to activate Bladestorm (attack again) on bleeding enemies. Well, maybe it's +70% in addition to base 25%...
What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
Usually, this just means some extra bonus. Which mastery or set are you talking about?
Earth Resistance is an example. It says:
"Increases Earth Resistance by 1 point for every Character level."
then below that it says:
"Extra Effect
Increases your Earth Resistance by 50."
What is the "Extra effect" of a mastery?
Usually, this just means some extra bonus. Which mastery or set are you talking about?
Earth Resistance is an example. It says:
"Increases Earth Resistance by 1 point for every Character level."
then below that it says:
"Extra Effect
Increases your Earth Resistance by 50."
Oh, that's just its "base effect" without the level scaled bonus, which is added on top.
And Albus is a freaking slayer when built offensively. Can destroy whole enemy forces by himself (but can also die relatively easily to enemy bosses). Traces of Blood Mastery set says it gives 70% chance to activate Bladestorm (attack again) on bleeding enemies. Well, maybe it's +70% in addition to base 25%...
And Albus is a freaking slayer when built offensively.
Another question: Albus is level 9 and Sion is level 8. But their class levels are 10 Swordmaster and 6 elementalist respectively. Can anyone account for how that system works?
The fact that such a complete pussy has this power in the game mechanics only deeps the annoyance
"so, grunker, what's a grown ass heterosexual male with a serious job like special advisor for a political leader such as yourself doing with your vacation?"
"oh, nuffin' special really"
goddammit korea...
Heixin looks silly, but hes just eccentric, he stands out because of this. As for the writing, he has personal reasons to be there, you find out about his motivation later on, he is basically one of the most important members of the cast, second to Albus i would say (In terms of importance in the story).That can be done without the writing of a 10-year-old and all the silly aesthetics.
By the end of the game, Albus has accumulated a harem of six women slavering over him, although you'll need to wait for the sequel for him to act on it.okay so I started this and the systems seem really promising, as in: personal GotY-promising. the weeaboo is what it is, i can live with it, the art style isn't even *that* bad for a weeaboo game, but... why does every anime game force us to play pre-teen male protagonists that make the cucks of r/incels look like alpha males?
i hope you can play the game without this dude because if he apologizes for something lame to a female character one more time i'm going to castrate myself and permanently withdraw from society to live as a eunuch in a cave in nepal for the rest of my life
you'll need to wait for the sequel for him to act on it.
There are multiple 100+ enemy battles among the violent cases. I recommend turning up the animation speed to maximum.Currently fighting my first massive battle, that is some retarded stuff. I must have spent 95% of the past hour just moving units. Hopefully that type of fight is not too prevalent
There are multiple 100+ enemy battles among the violent cases. I recommend turning up the animation speed to maximum.Currently fighting my first massive battle, that is some retarded stuff. I must have spent 95% of the past hour just moving units. Hopefully that type of fight is not too prevalent
That quest beating Roberto in the park is just plain stupid at level 13. Guy has almost 3 times my HP and one shots me with a sliding kick. Now my mission success rate is under 90% because of that overtuned fatso. Glad his quest is not vital but such crap leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
That quest beating Roberto in the park is just plain stupid at level 13. Guy has almost 3 times my HP and one shots me with a sliding kick. Now my mission success rate is under 90% because of that overtuned fatso. Glad his quest is not vital but such crap leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
The key to beat this mission is to make the first move. You can do this by equipping 'Extreme Speed' mastery. Then you attack him with your wind attack. If you hit him, it will delay him by 60 AT, which means he will never make a turn. Ideally, you want to push him into the wall to stun him. If you have vigor problems, buy a vigor potion from the alchemist.