Touhou Genso Wanderer -Reloaded-

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The art in this game is pretty good. But hows the gameplay?

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>>21488564
*drawings

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>>21488564
Reimu's outfit looks stupid.

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It's a Mystery Dungeon game, they all play the same

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>>21488578
You can actually unlock a different shrine maiden outfit for Reimu ingame because even the devs probably realized that the original looked stupid.

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>>21488578
>>21488611
The massive ribbon is cute.

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rinnosuke is huge

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Here's some tips that will make your life a lot easier if you are planning on playing it.

1. If you die, it's game over. Unless of course you just reset the game instead of leaving the dungeon. The game autosaves pretty much everywhere so you can just restart the area you died in that way.

2. The skill that allows you to heal HP by hitting enemies is absolutely vital if you want to get anything done without wasting your entire inventory on healing items. The skill is on the Feather Duster weapon.

3. Some of the DLC characters are way better than every normal character. Tojiko is constantly floating so you'll never step on traps and can not be hit by Tenshi's earthquake spam, while Dai-chan will spam status buffs, heals and room clearing status attacks if you get her as a partner.

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>>21488564
If you like Japanese/Mystery Dungeon-style roguelikes, then you'll enjoy it. I think it's one of the best games in that sub-genre.

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>>21488611
How? I haven't played this port but I don't remember seeing it in the original.

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>>21489184
I think you need to finish either Kasen's dungeons or start the Sanae dungeon. Can't remember which one of those it was but there is a cutscene were Reimu's old outfit gets destroyed and Kasen offers you a new one. After that you can change clothes next to Kasen's dungeon.

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>>21488629
The massive ribbon is DUMB.

Like the Hakurei Miko! Hyahahaha!

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>>21488564
>>21488629
>>21488629
>the ribbon it's cute
No it ain't, that fuckhuge ribbon makes her look like that psycho that tries to summon Umaru-chan, it's really creepy.

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what the fuck, i died one floor 8 and lost everything, my levels and progress and now im back on floor 1

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>>21492620
But you kept your equipment, and that's what matters
Even without deaths you will always go back to lv1 once you start/complete any dungeon; gear lv is what's important

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>>21492664
how do i know which weapns and other equipments to go for? Theres a gorillian of them and I dont even know what those seals and abilities are for.

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>>21488564
Good thread. I started playing the game recently and having fun.
Play it if you like roguelike/lite, I actually haven't played the mystery dungeon series but apparently they are similar.
Tons of equipments, enemies with varied abilities, gimmick interactions, the music is good too. The game saves at every floor so you can play at your own pace.

>>21492701
You can read up on seal's ability. There are good and bad equipment but early game collecting different (useful) seals and leveling up your gear are more important.

Transfer experience between equipment is trivial with some nito points so you shouldn't worry too much about going for good shits from the get-go.

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what do you do after beating the boss in the tower? is that the main story done already?

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>>21493536
No, the game keeps opening up more and more. I have 250 hours in the Switch version right now.

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>>21493554
isnt there only 4 story dungeons though?
I've already cleared the first within around 4-5 hours, how is the game taking 250 hours long?

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>>21493593
There are a ton more dungeons. One of the final dungeons has 1000 floors and requires you to actually craft good weapons, which all takes a while.

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if you like pokemon mystery dungeon without it best aspects then yeah go ahead

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>>21493603
how do i know which partners are good?
I only got 5 here but only tried cirino

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>>21493906
Dai-chan is one of the best partners in the game. Way better than all the other ones you have right now. Futo and Satori already get outclassed by later story characters.

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>>21493603
How do you unlock that dungeon?

After beating miracle parties the only thing I have that feels like it would be progress is a stone door that I can't interact with at all.

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>>21494677
It's part of the final dungeons you unlock on the moon. I think you need to beat that mystery house dungeon before it shows up in the dungeon selection.

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I think all I have left to clear now is the 1000 floor dungeon, and the dungeon that ends in a fight against Mamizou. I'm not sure how to handle her at the moment, as I lost last time despite having what I thought was a good selection of equipment and items.

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Are the DLCs worth it ? beside what >>21488669
said.

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must i do all the dungeons in the watatsuki bunnyland to progress the story?

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The traps in this game are giving me cancer seriously

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>>21488564
It's very crude compared to other roguelikes. Mind you, I'm comparing it to Nethack, Angband and Cataclysm. I do like it's Disgaea like idem grinding but I find dungeons to be to repetitive.
That said, this is the game that made me a 2hu fan so it can't be that bad.

I do enjoy it, but it makes me wish for a Touhou conversion of one of the major roguelikes.

>>21495052
yes

>>21495117
The traps are one of the worst parts of this game.

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>>21495158
going to use cheat engine for this, its too annoying, every little step i take it stops me and does some annoying trap move. I lost my level 60 weapon with seals on it and other stuff and now have to start a new weapon

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>>21495012
I don't have any of them but I haven't really felt like I'm missing out. You unlock a lot of characters as players/partners in the base game

The one DLC I am interested in getting is Sakuya's since it comes with a side story and extra dungeons.

>>21495211
Just carrying an item protection talisman will keep your items safe from most things and you can negate almost every trap with enough seals.

The only one I really have a problem with is memory loss since you can't carry in your gear in dungeons where it matters and record seals are a massive pain to make.

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>>21495012
The Futo DLC was the most important if you want to get the best gear possible because you can get blue seals for your items in it. You can get 100% chance to counter with 125% damage and other fun stuff with it.

Tho I think that DLC is already included in the Reloaded version of the game. You had to buy it seperately for the older PS4 game.

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>>21495283
Sakuya's DLC was ok and she is a decent enough character to play as. Her time stop skill can potentially get you out of some tight places tho it pales in comparison to the constant floating effect that Tojiko has when it comes to overall usefulness in dungeons. The dlc thankfully also doesn't have any bullshit bosses in it, like that Marisa sidestory has.

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>>21495052
If I remember correctly, you need to clear several of them to progress the plot, but far from all of them. Completing all of them unlocks even more dungeons, though.

>>21495012
Whether or not it's worth the price is your call to make, but some of them do add a fair bit of content. I'm pretty fond of most of the dlc dungeons, and having things to do other than plowing through Bunnyland forever is nice.

>>21495117
Creating equipment that grants lots of immunities (to curses, theft, equipment degradation, etc.) should be a high priority early on, and once you get that traps become a lot less fearsome.

>>21495158
I've toyed with the idea of making a Touhou roguelike inspired by something like IVAN or DoomRL. I'm not sure I'll ever actually make the attempt, though.

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>>21495176
Being able to spawn inside Pandaemonium rooms like that is honestly one of the shittiest things in the entire game. Same with Big Tenshi and Big Kogasa spawning on the same map and then endlessly earthquaking you on every step you take from a mile away.

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Fuck I stopped playing this game and now I don't remember how to play it, guess I'll have to start again.

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>>21494106
is dai chan the green fairy?

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>>21495348
Big Kogasas have caused me quite a bit of suffering. I had one start in a large room full of Suikas and Kasens near the entrance a while back, so every step I took I got teleported around all over the place and barraged with explosives. I survived it, but only thanks to an invincibility drug and a little luck. One of the Big Kasens pulled my partner, Okuu, into their room before the drug wore off, and she nuked all of them.

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>>21498396
Yes, she's one of the best: she will constantly heal, buff and more importantly cheer you, also she will spawn tons of mushrooms that provide easy money at the start

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>>21495316
I've played and enjoyed DoomRL, but what is IVAN?

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>>21498599
Iter Vehemens ad Necem, a game where you can have your arm severed, then pray to the gods and be granted an artifical banana-arm as a replacement. I like it largely because it's short, the mechanics are intuitive, and it has a good mix of fixed and randomized hazards to deal with. As with any good roguelike, the game largely boils down to resource management, threat assessment, and risk management.

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>>21498577
thanks, how about the best playable character to go with? they got different abilites

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>>21493603
Is there any point in doing that grind if its not part of a side or main story?
There's also lunatic 99 floor dungeons where you can't bring items which I can't imagine doing

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>>21498919
Tojiko constantly floats which means you will never step on any traps ever. Her 10P danmaku skill is also one of the strongest in the game. Sanae has a really good 10P skill to which basically spams buffs on you while debuffing the enemies in a large square around you. Sakuya can stop time to get a lot of free turns to either get the fuck away from a bad situation or to just beat up enemies. She also can not step on traps during timestop.

I think those are the characters who stood out the most for me. I basically always use Tojiko, even used her to clear that 1000 floor dungeon.

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>>21499100
Technically the plot on the moon ends once you have done every dungeon there because there is a cutscene for that event. There is no story directly tied to each individual dungeon on the moon besides the one that ends with you fighting Kokoro.

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>>21500025
Oh yeah Suwako is also really good. Forgot about her. She powers up when close to water, can walk on water and one of her skills can create water anywhere to power her up.

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>>21499100
>There's also lunatic 99 floor dungeons where you can't bring items which I can't imagine doing
I enjoyed most of those. The equipment upgrade mechanics are fun, but I still think the formula works best when you start with nothing. So long as fusion is allowed, it's not too hard to get prepared for the nonsense that appears towards the end.

>>21500025
>>21500274
Satori is a pretty good choice in dungeons where you can't bring items. Her ability to copy spellcards is extremely useful when resources are limited, and allows her to get much stronger equipment than other characters would. She also has a cheap and particularly destructive AoE danmaku attack that works great if she gets surrounded.

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Bought this game 4 times,, twice was for the original since it had a reversible cover and it came with double focus. The third was the reloaded release, I also bought all the dlc. The 4th time was on pc, again with all the dlc. '

I put around 200 hours on the ps4 version but just cant get myself to start over on pc. I should be better with my money....

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>>21500577
i hate how you have to make yourself super op and grind so much and be properly greared up to fight the ridicously strong bosses, takes too much time

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>>21501124
Any grinding in the game should be for the purpose of powering up the equipment you use in dungeons that let you bring your equipment. Character levels don't actually mean much, so grinding inside of a dungeon for the purpose of clearing that dungeon is generally a waste of time. You do want to comb every level for items and equipment in the no-carry dungeons, but there's no real point to sticking around in levels after you do that. Good resource management will carry you much further than any amount of grinding, especially when fusion is allowed.

Most bosses can be trivialized with a few good items and/or bringing Utsuho along. Utsuho is an unstoppable force of nature during boss battles; she can often crush foes that would kill the player character in one hit.

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>>21499100
I actually beat the last of those dungeons that shows up just earlier today. Aside from 2 bosses who have that shitty "using the exact same equipment as you do" gimmick, it was not actually that difficult. The moment you can craft Sanae's miko staff thingy, much of the difficulty goes away.

Still need to beat the Corckscrew and Luna Labyrinth dungeon and then I have all dungeon on the moon cleared.

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>>21501352
but i dont really know which items or equipment are good, theres too many seals, abilities and items that i dont even know. I usually try to find the next floor as i can and dont bother with gathering stuff much since theres so many floors. i just get one shot by some random enemy on floor 1 on lunatic

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>>21503069
Looks like the dungeons I have left are Luna Labyrinth, Platinum House, Blood is Life, and Innocent Heart. I'm not sure how to approach Platinum House at the moment, as Mamizou and her friends seem to have nigh-infinite HP. I can survive against them for a long time, but they just never seem to die. I think last time I had melded equipment with maxed enhancement bonuses at the end, but it still wasn't enough.

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>>21503155
You can pull up a glossary whenever you want that tells you what ever seal/effect/trap/terrain/enemy/item/danmaku does.
The only thing it doesn't have are what stats/seals weapons and armor come with and what abilities partners use.
There are a couple entries that are missing some info but it's pretty reliable.

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is this supposed to say minus sign?
says 36-21

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I wish they brought over Miracle Party instead, the story in that is fun because it doesn't take itself seriously. Don't like how much of a drag the events in this are, too serious and not well-written.

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>>21505199
That's a minus 21 defense armor. It says + if it has bonus defense.

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>>21505199
That item does in fact appear to have an enhancement "bonus" of -21, which is just as terrible as it sounds. I would guess you recently went through a dungeon with a bunch of Kanako enemies in it, as they like to use an obnoxious ability that deteriorates your equipment. Deterioration resistance is an extremely high-priority seal because it prevents this from happening. Having your equipment blessed also helps.

You can get the third eye back to a positive enhancement bonus eventually, so I wouldn't trash it.

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>>21503155
The most important seal in the game is CURE, which is on the Feather Duster Thingy line of weapons and on some medicine. Just having that can increase your survivability by a ton. I always try to get the mats to eventually craft the weapon in those 99 floor dungeons.

[Anonymous No.]

Even though it can be very frustrating (well you can always savescum instead of letting disgusting bullshit end a 2h run in one sec) and grindy/repetitive at times, it's a great, complex game with top-quality art, VAs, OST, immense amounts of content/references and a continuous learning curve.
The content is worth the price assuming you're good/patient enough to clear it (80% of the game consists of Lunatic 99 floor dungeons with unidentified items, Reloaded will still keep you busy for 60+ hours with the main quest chain + included easy DLC stories though)
The lack of english discussion/wikis for that game really hurts though, the in-game chronicle lets you check enemy/status/items/mechanics at all times but you gotta look for info/tips on the dungeons and especially equipment melding/endgame setups in old forum threads and vids
I'm heavily looking forward to the next game, Lotus Labyrinth since it's gonna include the Fushigi No Gensokyo title that piqued my interest years ago, Miracle party >>21505269
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POr0NVbqkDI like I said the OST is great

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>>21506432
>hundreds of your favourite characters

Can you now just play as everyone? Better not just be related to all the 2hus being enemies in the game. That's hardly a new thing.

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>>21506432
I got most my info on item fusion directly from the jap wiki because the only threads related to that are old gamefaqs threads, mostly from the PS4 version, and they never even went into much detail about many of the mechanics. It's basically the same as the endgame of 2hu Labyrinth 2. Absolutely no english discussion for it ever besides maybe 2 random youtube videos with 20 views.

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>>21506432
Is this the sequel, I hope it will get translation too.
I really love Cirno's VA ingame.

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>>21506483
Where is the Jap wiki. You can also put what you know here or on pastebin.

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>>21506501
http://fusigentod.dojin.com/todr/index.php

I don't think this gets updated anymore but it has all the info about fusion at least. I would have never known about the growth rate of each weapon or at which level yellow seals on a weapon power up if not for their lists. It also has an image for just about every single weapon and armor, which is quite rare for jap wikis.

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>>21506452
They'll definitely be more than just enemies this time (pic related)
>>21506494
Pretty much yeah, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAkR1vQBi6c
It launches July 18 in Japan, no news on an English translation yet but i have big hopes, an english demo was featured at the singapore game show last year(see last pic)
>>21506483
Guess i'll have to suck it up and do what i can with Google translate, I'm 6 dungeons away from clearing the game but i'm sure the japanese keep some great secrets

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trying to do the 7th trail dungeon and the floor 1 enemies just one shot me, i cant even kill them at range with no power
i got level 47 gear too with many seals

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>>21506596
That's because you're still starting the dungeon at level 1, after all, try cheesing the first enemies with items to get that crucial jump to lvl 10-20 or something
If that still isn't enough you'll have to grind to upgrade your gear in a previous trial, the 7th boss is no joke so already having trouble with the enemy stats in the dungeon is bad news.
Small tip for when you get there : Dont use speed-increasing items and make sure you can instakill Youmu's ghost, maybe you've already seen it fuse with the Yuyuko boss so you'll know what i mean

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>>21488571
?

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>>21492131
Haven't you learned anything from moeshit shows? Mental disability is cute!

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>>21503440
I found an old screenshot of mine that I took at the end of the dungeon. Has the gear I had when I finally beat it. That sword had a cure seal on it. Also took me a stupidly large amount of retries to actually clear it in the end. Pretty sure I had at least 1 invincibility potion for the boss fight.

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>>21506483
The funny thing about some of those Labyrinth of Touhou 2 videos is that they used to have annotations explaining shit, but not any more sense youtube removed those.

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>>21507030
Curious. It's hard to tell for sure without seeing the seals, but I think my equipment last time was significantly better than yours. My weapon was melded, had an enhancement bonus of +100 or so, and had a bunch of good seals, including 20% cure. One of the two weapons used in the meld was the same one you are using. My partner's equipment was almost as good as my own. I also had a huge stock of invincibility potions, triple speed drugs, items that grant giant and hardness, spellcards, etc. After standing there smacking Mamizou and her highest level clone for a solid 30 minutes or so, she eventually got a lucky string of hits and killed me.

I'm not sure if I should be encouraged or dispirited by this information.

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>>21507537
I went to check what seals I had but I apparently removed them all after I got done with the dungeon. That screenshot is months old and I don't remember how I eventually won. I just remember that it took a ton of retries, that I had to craft additional stuff during the fight and that I had to position myself just right so that Mamizou herself would not kill me while all her mooks were still alive.

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Not sure if it was possible to inflict Soft, Weaken and Powerseal on Mamizou and her gang but the weapon I had at least had those as yellow seals on it.

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is it better to dual wield 2 swords or have 1 shield?

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>>21508589
Dual wielding and 2 handed is completely inferior to just using 1 weapon + shield, sadly, especially in the highest tier dungeons that require you to have melded equipment. You'll be pretty much killed in one hit without a good armor in those. Even the story bosses will already kill you stupidly fast if you have no shield.

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>>21508607
thanks, how do i meld my weapns and shield? I have no items that I can meld when I go into it, only can fuse items together

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>>21508607
How much of a difference does having armor make? I've been using 2 weapons and sometimes 2 handers for most of the game so I don't really know.

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>>21508617
You need to unlock it first by completing the storyline up to some point. There's a cutscene with Nitori once you unlock it, like for all those other alchemy related upgrades. Once it's unlocked, you need to level up a weapon to the maximum level that it can reach. Only a weapon at max level can be used as a base for melding. The other weapon can be at whatever level, tho you gain a much higher atk/def increase if you fuse a weapon/armor with one from the same family, like melding a Seven Star Sword with Miko's Shaku.

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>>21508632
A random Lunasa on the 901st floor of the 1000 floor dungeon deals 1855 damage to me with no armor. With armor, she deals 1 damage.

The boss on floor 900 deals 11k damage to me WITH armor. Without armor, she deals a total of 12015476 damage in one hit. My character is level 3235 (because of the nature of the dungeon) and only has 17k health without armor.

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Here's a good image that shows how much damage Tojiko takes with no armor while Dai wears her usual armor.

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>>21508664
what do you get beating a 1000 floor dungeon?

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>>21508689
Some Akyu gacha scrolls

It's even worse in the PS4 version where you get 10 scrolls that were required for melding in that version. It's mostly just a steady dungeon for you to power up your gear in and to test it out. There are even dungeons with way tougher enemies than this one too but I have not yet done all of those.

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>>21508351
I do tend to overlook status ailments, since it seems like a lot of the more dangerous enemies are immune to them.
When I feel emboldened enough to make another attempt, I might see if it's possible to inflict soft or poison or something on Mamizou and friends. All I really needed was more damage output, and I doubt I could make a weapon with much more raw power than what I had last time. I even had yellow double/triple speed slayer seals that granted a huge damage bonus, which I thought would make the fight fairly trivial alongside 20% cure, counter, and all my items.

>>21508607
It is a shame that two-handed weapons are so worthless. I tend to favor glass cannon-ish characters, but that's just not a good option in this game.

>>21508632
It steadily becomes a bigger issue the further you progress through the game. It's not really much of a handicap in the first two story dungeons, but once the game starts expecting you to have equipment with decent levels/bonuses you'll get cut to pieces without a shield. In some cases, you might take one step on a dungeon floor and then get insta-killed by enemies you can't even see. It's just not feasible to avoid taking hits from Big Tenshi, Suika, Kasen, Sakuya, etc.

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after you complete the old well in the Meusoleum is that the end of the story for Futo?

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>>21509054
Yes, tho it's really worth doing many of the trials over and over again because they drop items with some of the best blue seals in the game.

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>>21498577
isnt flandre was most op with her abilities to destroy enemies fast?

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>>21509181
Flandre is actually the worst partner in the game because she will spam the same move that enemy Flandre uses. She will destroy every item in each room and you will get no loot ever.

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>>21509181
>picking Flan
enjoy watching all your gold chests getting turned into ash

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>>21509226
The saddest part is, her offensive power isn't actually all that remarkable either. It would be one thing if her tendency to break items and injure the player character was counterbalanced by immense strength, but as it stands she's just completely outclassed by partners like Utsuho.

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does it matter on the choice where it says if you forgive Kasen?

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>>21509443
But thou must!

No, it doesn't make any difference. You should make her work at least a bit for that forgiveness, though.

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>>21509611
finished the game, think i got all the partners and playable characters but havent done those lunatic dungeons 99 floors+ which just seem like a grind for itself

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>>21488629
It looks like her ribbon is going to start flapping, and she'll fly away!

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So after the first run of Kourintower with Futo as sidekick, which dungeon should I pick next?
Futo dungeon, Sakuya story dungeon or Kourintower underground with Satori?

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>>21509953
Probably underground. Clearing it opens up a lot of options, and it might be the easiest one to clear overall.

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>>21509953
Do the main story dungeons first to unlock the bunny land area and all the extra nito-fusion abilities.

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>>21488578
Now that that you look at it, its kinda unrealistic that her huge ribbion isn't dropping downwards, its like it has no gravety

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>>21508607
>>21508632
>>21509016
2h weapons are great in a lot of the 99 floor dungeons especially when nito fusion is restricted.
Most armor really doesn't do anything when you cant give it +'s or stick that many seals in it.
2h weapons come with decent defense and seals that give massive boosts to health and attack. They also let you focus your limited resources on 2 items instead of 3.

Duel wielding is worthless though since having a ton of damage does nothing when you get killed in one hit.

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>>21510521
dual wielding is good for bursting bosses that doesnt dispel you with invincibility and triple speed sake

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>>21495176
I did that dungeon just now. I thankfully did not get a big pandaemonium floor on 99, tho I was carrying a invincibility and 3 times speed potion just in case, along with 4 Eradication cards.

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anyone else just alt+f4 to restart on the current floor instead of all the way from 1 again?

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>>21511674
That is pretty much mandatory unless you for some reason enjoy replaying a 99 floor 3 hour long dungeon over and over again just because some random thing killed you instantly on floor 99.

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>>21510521
I favor using Satori in those dungeons, so I can get good enhancement bonuses even without fusion. I suppose some 2H weapons are a decent choice in them if you aren't using Satori, though. It just depends on what equipment you actually happen to find.

Ultimately, I think the problem lies more with the enemy design than the merits of the weapons themselves. Quite a few "Big" enemies have attacks that are effectively unavoidable, since they can be launched from outside the player's sight range. As such, you absolutely have to be able to take hits and recover quickly, otherwise you have to rely on luck to survive. No matter how high your offensive power is, you can't actually eliminate threats before they harm you.

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I got the switch version, should I just pirate the PC version for quick reloads?

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Is something like Hecatia's weapon line not very good? At first I thought it would be a good combination with Miko's sword, but the sword levels up into something that looses its slayer abilities.
That, and the fact that duel wielding doesn't seem to be the way to go later on in the game.

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>>21512462
I don't think it loses it's ability seals but if it did it would be at lvl 999 when it gets a hisou seal so it doesn't really matter. It isn't a great weapon though since it's slayer+ seals are pretty low value and you have to fill it's slots with slayer seals for them to actually do anything.

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>>21512462
It's not bad, but it's not especially remarkable either. It comes with a bunch of slayer seals right from the start, which is nice, but none of those slayer seals are particularly strong. There are much better yellow seals to be found elsewhere. It's a fairly good weapon to use if found inside a no-carry dungeon, though.

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Only need to do that Luna Labyrinth dungeon on the moon but god damn that is a shit dungeon. No Nito-fusion, no identified items and no partners. Absolutely not fun. The game telling you to fuse stuff using gaps when they are all unidentified is just a big joke.

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This game was so fucking awful. It was so bad, it wasn't even funny anymore. I'm used to RNG spikes from games like ToME, but even that game feels like it has a fair and balanced early-game compared to this turd here.
Also, did the tutorials just fucking suck, or is there really no way to find out how strong an enemy is, until it basically killed you already?

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>>21513568
Enemies are divided into tiers based on their appearance and any special characteristics they have are written in the glossary.

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>>21513568
I think the only thing you directly need to know before it fucks you over instantly is how strong Flandre, Kisume, Yuuka and red glowing Hijirin can be. No clue why the devs made the final form of Kisume so strong. She'll just mess you if she ever spawns in a dungeons that does not allow you to bring your own weapons. I basically always try to save up Eradication cards just in case the game wants to fuck me over by spawning some of those on the final floors.

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>>21513481
Yeah, there's a reason I haven't attempted that one yet. It would be alright if at least fusion was allowed. Fusion provides answers for all sorts of bullshit, and there's always going to be some obnoxious bullshit near the end of those long dungeons.

>>21513568
If you're not new to roguelikes, then I'm genuinely unsure how you could be having trouble with the beginning of Genso Wanderer. The game has a really gentle difficulty curve up until the first boss, and it's pretty easy and forgiving in general by roguelike standards. I'm not trying to insult you or anything, I just don't understand what you could have been struggling with. The game just isn't that hard until you start going through 99-floor dungeons.

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Never did one of those 99 floors dungeon with no carry, what's the easiest one? Is savescumming mandatory?

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>>21514010
you can use cheat engine to go from floor 1 to for 99 in one go, then turn on insta kill + invincability. You save yourself a lot of time.

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>>21514010
They are all pretty difficult. I think the easiest might actually be one of those Kappa Mine dungeons. The ones on the moon all have really annoying gimmicks to make them extra difficult. You can pretty much expect to savescum a few times in each of them.

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>>21514010
None of the long no-carry dungeons are easy, just go for one that doesn't restrict your use of fusion or have any other nasty additional gimmicks. Barring some exceptionally bad luck, I can usually clear them without save scumming. That said, I've played through quite a few roguelikes, and put a ton of time into this game in particular.

Understanding how to best make use of nito-fusion is a huge deal: fusion can provide answers to almost every problem if used appropriately. There are certain resources you absolutely need in order to survive if you aren't going to rely on save-scumming, and fusion is a much more reliable way of getting them than relying on finding good items. I also recommend playing as either Tojiko or Satori. Tojiko's passive floating ability is ridiculously good, and she has very strong danmaku. Satori can copy spellcards, and if you get an Ara Mitama and/or Saki Mitama early on you can end up with some very strong equipment by the end and continue going toe-to-toe with everything. Satori's Brain Fingerprint is also one of the best danmaku attacks in the game: it's cheap, it fires in 8 directions, it hits hard, all 8 projectiles create secondary AoE explosions when they hit, and projectiles that don't hit anything become explosive mines that may kill enemies later.

>>21514062
Yeah, the 150 floor Kappa Mine dungeon is probably easier than any of the 99 floor no carry dungeons.

[Anonymous No.]

man this Luna Labyrinth dungeon is really starting to annoy me. You start running into -san type enemies from floor 10 onwards and at around floor 12 I'll just get killed because my damage output is so bad that each enemy drains most of my health. If you don't find any weapons on floor 1 you might as well restart the dungeon right away too because the dungeon has fixed enemy types on each floor and Momiji always spawns early on. This might be the worst dungeon in the game.

[Anonymous No.]

How often do you savescumming in this game? I'm actually on my 3rd savefile right now cause I feel bad cheating on the first two runs.
The first savefile is pretty savescum galore and some cheating.
The second has no cheat but still too much savescumming for my taste.
The third, my current run, also has a few savescums but only reserved for those moments when I made an obviously stupid decision given my current resource/health or for boss fights that has some bullshit moves. Otherwise I try to refrain from savescumming.

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>>21514200
Sometimes I backup my save before a bossfight at the end of long dungeons because I hate to do that kind of trial and error
Thankfully I rarely end up using them

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>>21514200
doesnt the game autosave on each floor?

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>>21514200
I just reset the game if I die too far into a long dungeon. I am not going to play through an entire "99 floors except you don't gain any experience ever :3" dungeon again because I spawned in the same room as a big Flandre who instantly kills me from offscreen.

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>>21514010
I cleared the Old Well in Hakurei Shrine pretty easily with a Log (Unicorn Horn works too) , its all a matter of recognizing dangerous situations early and preparing items in advance for classic bullshit, getting comfortable with Nito fusion is important here.
>>21512398
You can savescum on the switch as well , press the home button and close the game
>>21514177
Good luck , I'm staying away from that dungeon for now since the easier Mysterious Dimension took me like 15 restarts to get through, Platinum House looks like a massive pain as well.
>>21514200
I dont have time to go for 0 restart clears so I savescum without remorse when bullshit kills or dooms me after 2h

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>>21515570
>Power 2 / 3

That's a weak Sanae.

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Reisen might just be the answer for some of those shitty no fusion/no partner/no carry dungeons just because she can summon an ally. Tho I also found a fox tail on floor 2, that Meiling hat armor on floor 1 and some talisman that makes me big on every new floor, which might have a helping hand in this.

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>>21514200
Never personally, but I did too in the beginning. It just removes any feeling of excitement and leaves only frustration if you allow yourself to.

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>>21515887
Thanks Remilia, I got the Garlic seal way too late and accidentally put it on Kasen's armor instead of mine anyway, didn't have enough mats to restore it with drinks
I didn't really notice the impact Power had on actual damage though

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https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=75216112

Which one of you guys was this

[Anonymous No.]

What does the crime and punishment seal do?
I'm not sure if it is active or not because once in the early game I accidentally attacked a shop keeper and died.

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>>21518978
It's only influenced by the amount of money that the items you have actually stolen are worth. I think for every 1000yen worth of money you have stolen you will deal 1% less damage. Tho I am not 100% sure about this part.

If you have not stolen anything since the start of the dungeon you are currently in, you deal 10% more damage and take 10% less damage. If you have not stolen at all for the entire game, this increases by an additional 10%. Even the jap wiki does not mention if it only count successful steals (as in you actually moving to the next floor after taking an item) or if it will still keep track of it if Mamizou kills you and you leave the dungeon with no loot.

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How good is the seal that turn all negative status inflicted on you into health damage instead?
If I have anti-poison seal for example, will the seal take that into account before trying to turn poison status into health damage?

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>>21519736
100% worse than having pure immunity seals. Some enemies may spam status moves on you, especially when startled, causing you to lose all your health almost instantly. Though I am pretty sure it only damages you if you would actually be inflicted by a status effect, so if you have a poison immunity seal and an enemy tries to poison you, you will take no damage since no status effect would be applied in the first place.

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>>21514177
I decided to give that dungeon another try on a whim, and failed on floor 56. I spawned in a pandemonium room, and a spellcard that I really needed to not be Nue turned out to be Nue. I was getting pretty worn down anyway, though. I was low on healing, and had no defense against the status ailment spam that enemies were starting to use. My attack and defense were more than adequate, but that doesn't help much when I'm constantly confused, melancholy, blinded, and weakened, which often happened after taking one step into a room. I really was not enjoying the enemy combinations in that last stretch of levels.

I could deal with all that if fusion was available, but without fusion it feels awfully luck-based. I'll probably go back to Innocent Heart and plotting my revenge against Mamizou for now.

>>21514200
I went from never savescumming, to savescumming constantly, and then back to never savescumming.

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>>21519736
I've played around with it before, and in my opinion it ends up being a liability more often than it helps. You can end up taking a lot of damage from minor ailments that would barely hinder you if they got applied.

[Anonymous No.]

What are some fun weapon combination?
Right now I'm trying to maximize the number of attacks by dual-wielding MudaMudaMuda and Chen paws

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>>21519837
I'm at floor 63 and basically have to scum my way through because the floors I am on have enemies like Medicine and the spiderhu, who can kill me if they ever inflict venom since I have no antidotes.

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Managed to scum my way through that dungeon. I pretty much had to summon that Mecha bunny on almost every floor near the end and then grind more P items, which is why the time is so long.

I think I had 20 retries on one floor alone because I had only 8 P and everything would kill me with venom.

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>>21519907
You can technically get up to 32 hits if you meld 2 weapons to extremely high levels to get yellow Multi-Hit + 15 seals on both of them. Though this would take a really long time.

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I decided to play around with a weapon that has the Splash seal, and I'm impressed by just how awful it is. It wasn't too bad at first when the weapon was still low level, but now my attacks cause me to inflict several hundred points of damage to myself.

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There's no cutscene for clearing all the extra dungeons on the moon it seems. Finished all of the main facility, the hidden facility and the mysterious dimension and there is only a cutscene for clearing every regular dungeon in the main facility.

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>>21488564
Is mystery dungeon a good roguelike?

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>>21488564
Haha a boy

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Cleared the Miracle Ambition dungeon on my 3rd savefile on my first try, only 2 savescums earlier on the dungeon on some stupid situations and no savescum on the actual boss fight. I'm glad I picked up that one revive item for her death curse attack and luckily she only did it once in the fight.

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Don't use decoy.

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>>21488564
it's shit

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I get my ass blasted by Kisume in the Aya story, what kind of equipment should I be using?

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>>21533122
I remember killing her by spamming as much of that 3P danmaku as possible while drinking P-Cans and double speed stuff. Might have had Miko's Sword because I tend to always find and use it unless Tenshi's Sword or the Feather Duster Thingy can be aquired. Can't really remember for that tho and I have no screenshots from that story at all.

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Touhou Genso Wanderer: Disgaea edition

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>>21533122
I don't recall what equipment I had at that point, but it wasn't anything special, just whatever I had managed to scrounge up on the way down. I think I had Momiji fight in melee while I mostly used danmaku attacks, because I had several revival scrolls and couldn't tank many hits.

[Anonymous No.]

This game made me a kokorofag

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>>21534657
I'm not a fan of her portrait or her abilities, but she does have some fun dialogue.

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>>21533122
Bring things like speed potions, invincibility potions, or blow away potions so you can avoid its fuck huge lazer.
Strategy wise I just pinked away at it from max range with the basic danmaku so I wouldn't need to move as far when it started charging, mostly because it charges faster the more times it uses it or the less hp it has left.

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>>21533122
You can kill it from relative safety by standing in the top right corner of the map, there should be enough space and straight line-of-sight there for danmaku (I used the basic one). Let Momiji handles the melee and mob, save a few revive scrolls for her and soul gaps to burst heal.

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>>21521767
I hadn't really tested the summoning abilities before; they're a bit more potent than I expected. Alice's in particular is pretty nice, since she can just surround herself with dolls in a hallway to safely rest if she gets injured. The dolls will demolish just about any enemy that doesn't have the ability to dodge melee attacks, with the notable exceptions of Creator Kisume and Big Flandre.

[Anonymous No.]

20 ded Moonbitches later and I still have not found a single Yorihime Sword.

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I generally don't like dungeon crawler or roguelike games, but the gear keeps this one excellent. I keep coming back to it to fill up the encyclopedia.

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>>21534657
The devs love Kokoro too, seeing as how she has by far the most of those character panel armors. She alone has 7 different versions.

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>>21538717
I have a bunch of them laying around. It's a fairly nice weapon, and I like its appearance.

>>21538911
The weapon evolution and upgrade/meld mechanics do get me to try out a lot of pieces of equipment I would otherwise ignore. I can't help but be curious to see what sort of weapon a frankfurt will become after evolving.

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>>21538911
I wish the melding system worked in a way that gave you more freedom for creating the best weapon possible while still using a weapon you like the looks of as a base.

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>>21540760
Isn't there a system for changing a melded weapon's apperance? One of the things in Nitori's sub?

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>>21540815
Was there? I never went into that entire area again after the story dungeons except for one time to buy some goopy bananas from the shop nearby.

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Huh, there really is such a thing. I never even triggered the cutscene for that. The more you know.

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>>21540348
(IMPORTANT)
>>21538717
It was the same for me and then i got 3 of them in 5 runs, the weapon(upgraded to Moonlight Ruin Greatsword) has 3 great yellow seals so its worth farming
>>21533926
Can I get a quick rundown on that second Vault dungeon, i heard it was even more ridiculous than Innocent heart and the lvl3563 enemy seems to confirm that, is this where you grind money for the gacha?

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>>21542923
Enemies go up to lvl 10000 in the 2nd vault dungeon but they also drop by far the most money in the game. Last time I went in, I left with 85 million money. I only made it up to floor 90 so far because lvl 10k enemies kill me in one hit and past a certain point every enemy is at that level. You can't Nito-Fuse in that dungeon and there is basically no food, because enemies only drop money, so you have to bring a lot of it yourself. You'll never die of starvation at that level since your melded weapon will 100% have a cure seal on it, but you can't sprint if your hungry.

It's not actually the hardest dungeon in the game though. Kasen's Dojo has a series of dungeons that also eventually reach lvl 10k and the enemies in that are actually immune to the "Ignore Defense" skills so you either need lvl 900+ equipment or certain other seals to beat them.

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>>21543767
Where do you find these dungeons that break level cap? I beat all the story content and what's left just seems to be various gimmicks.

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>>21546551
Rinnosuke shop in the Former Hell Capital and Kasen Dojo, but those are gimmick dungeons too after all
Usually you need to complete other dungeons to access them

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>>21540348
And the best dialogue in the game

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>>21546551
The Kasen Dungeons are called challenge and training. You have to beat them all in order to unlock the next higher tier. I think starting with the 3rd one is when they get tougher than Innocent Heart.

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Tojiko has lured This Thread3421 to death.

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>>21543767
Well then, this is pretty good to know, I guess I'm just getting started with the endgame grind after all,
At this point ,can you just use whatever one handed weapon you want as long as you meld for a correct set of yellow seals ?
I'm using Cure, Atk range+4, Wide area attack, Direct Hit, Multi-Level attack(+10),Excavation and Destroy defense(55%) on the Moonlight Ruin Greatsword for now
Armor seems a lot faster and easier to build in comparison
>>21538911
Yeah the amount of recipes is insane, and a lot of them are very demanding in terms of mats and upgrading, I spent an entire afternoon on the BS that is pic related (and I thought the Gap-99 recipe was bad), too bad 2handed weapons just aren't viable later on

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>>21550129
In order to get the maximum amount of attack or defense, you need to use a weapon as your base that has a slow growth rate. The jap wiki weapon list assigns each weapon a different letter to show their grow rate, with A being the fastest and I or above being the slowest.

In addition to that, you also need to meld the weapon with a weapon from the same family, for example if you are using the Miracle Purification Greatrod as your base weapon then you need to fuse it with either the Feather Duster Thingy, the 2nd level of it or another Miracle Purification Greatrod.

This makes picking your base weapon quite the important decision because most of the slow groth rate weapons are high tier weapons that are not quick to get for additional melding. If you are using the Moonlight Ruin Greatsword, you would have to craft additional Moonlight Ruin Greatswords to meld into the base weapon since it is the only weapon in that family. Yorihime's Sword is already another family since you need to use Alchemy to create the Ruin Sword from instead of just leveling it up.

I could post my weapon and armor seals but this post would be way too long.

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improving weapons and gear in this game is like doing some complex maths stuff. I find it too tedious and hard.

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>>21550310
I see, I'll have to go for a weapon that isn't such a huge pain to farm then, and just give it the Ruin Sword's seals later, thanks

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>>21550393
Lord of Hakurei and the 2 JoJo related weapons that you can craft after beating Platinum House are the easiest "I" Grows Rate weapons to craft. That Honsakaki weapon turns into Lord of Hakurei if you just level it up. The bunny sword you can buy at the stall on the moon also has an "H" rate.

It's a pretty annoying system because it limits your selection quite a bit.

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>>21550443
Thanks,I was getting a little lost on the jp wiki, he Honkasaki family seems like a good and safe pick, do I have to stick with it and only make more Honkasakis all the way up to level 999? (once I added the good yellow seals back)

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>>21550537
You might want to eventually fuse your melded weapon into another base weapon once you pass certain levels because many yellow seals can actually power up at higher levels. Tho you would have to scrim through the jap wiki to get all the exact levels for that. I did that for a few yellow seals, like Multihit +14 which was at lvl 500 I think.

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I know it doesn't have Fushigi no Dungeon in the title but isn't this type of gameplay trademarked?

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>>21550393
You can transmog it into the Ruin Sword at Nitori's place at least but there is sadly no way to ever transfer green seals.

[Anonymous No.]

Even with an armor that has over 230k defense I still get killed in one hit on the last ten floors of that 2nd vault dungeon.

[Anonymous No.]

No poorhus allowed.

[Anonymous No.]

What's the fastest way to get Nito Points? I used up over 50k points in one dungeon run by melding 6 items over and over again.

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>>21553727
I don't know that it's necessarily the fastest way, but you can get quite a lot by running through some of the Kappa Mine dungeons. I think two of them grant a huge multiplier to the points you get from disassembling items, enough so that I ended up with ~30k points after running through one of them.

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>>21551622
I think I've cleared every no-carry dungeon in the game at this point, but I'm not sure I have it in me to grind my way through stuff like Innocent Heart. My strongest equipment has been melded 3-4 times, and it's already feeling a bit painful to level it up any further.

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>>21553829
Innocent Heart is the only way to level up equipment fast until you are strong enough to get into the even harder dungeons. In any other dungeon it is going to take forever.

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>>21553772
Managed to get 78k after doing the final one. Died 7 times on the final floor because I had no eradication cards at all and those alien Kisume were on it. There is so much good loot in the dungeon, I don't even want to break any of it.

[Anonymous No.]

Defeated by Big Flandre's destructive impulse.

[Anonymous No.]

It is clearly necessary to be able to deal this much damage.

[Anonymous No.]

Those super high level dungeons in Kasen's Dojo actually go beyond 1 page on the selection screen. The 7th dungeon starts you at level 5000.

[Anonymous No.]

I think I just managed to achieve my dumbest defeat ever. I somehow got confused and gave the same name to unidentified explosive gaps and standard gaps. I got some extremely valuable items early on I knew would be useful later, so I stuck them into what I thought was an ordinary gap to keep them safe until then. Once I was ready to use them, I threw the gap against a wall, which destroyed a bunch of great items and reduced me to 1 HP. I then got KO'd by Komachi the same turn.

I wasn't very far into the dungeon yet, thankfully, but I was equipped well enough that I probably would have gotten through it without much trouble if not for that idiocy.

[Anonymous No.]

My partner keeps dying in the rank 7 Kasen dungeon because Tenshi deals 17k damage to her with her earthquake spam. After floor 20 all the enemies are above level 20000 and characters like tiny 2hu or Youmu just kill anyone in one hit because they ignore all def.

[Anonymous No.]

Actually managed to hit for the damage cap with every single attack at once. The only way to deal more damage than this would be a very specific green seal on 2 weapons in the game that gives you Multi-Hit +15. +14 is the highest that you can get from a yellow seal in the game, which is what I have.

[Anonymous No.]

I thought this game was more comfy, but the later game sounds like some fuck

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>>21492060
Shut up, dumb witch.

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>>21569050
Equipment powergrind is thankfully completely optional. Most dungeons are designed around you not bringing anything anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

Managed to beat what appears to be the toughest dungeon in the game for super high level equipment. That victory text makes it sound like there is more but nothing new has shown up.

[Anonymous No.]

Is there any way to mass identify items?

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>>21569491
Only way to identify more than 1 item at once is to have an identify gap. Otherwise you just have to spam appraise.

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>>21569491
Iirc the google identifier card has a rare chance of identifying everything at once
>>21569455
Well done, I think there really isnt anything left beyond that, maybe you can grind for the lvl999 version of some seals like Hisou,i dont know if its worth the effort though

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>>21571949
The sad part is that all those 999 seals don't even matter for those types of dungeons. The only 2 ways in which I was even killing enemies at that level was by having Add Insane 25% and 0-hit KO 15% on my weapons. That 800+ weapon otherwise deals between 15 and 1000 damage on average. My partner was able to deal some damage because that JoJo weapon has an Attack +100 Damage +1000 green seal on it which seems to be added after enemy defense calculations are over.

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>>21572051
That's dissapointing for sure, are the jojo weps that good? I dont have the final forms yet and dont know how to activate their crazy green seals without dual wielding for now so im sticking with Lord of hakurei (and yuka's parasol as my armor, im guessing I-growth armor is better for stats so maybe ill switch once iI need a lot more def)

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>>21572520
I think they have the potential to be the strongest weapons in the game in terms of raw damage. No other weapons can get 15 extra hits and the Dio weapon can give you up to 1000 turns of Vampire if you can activate it, which is just absurd and means you will basically never die unless you get killed in 1 hit. The only problem is actually activating all those green seals. I don't think it is possible to active the damage up, vampire and multi-hit seals all at once while also using armor. "Lynchpin of Bonds" has dual wield enhancement and multi-attack and those Remi/Flan armors have vampire boost but there is no way to also activate the damage up with that set-up. I think the only other armor with vampire boost is the stone mask but that doesn't have damage up either. The Remi/Flan armors also only have an F for Growth Rate which is pretty bad for high stats.

I mostly just gave it to my partner because they are super easy to make and the shield I am using for armor has damage up as a green seal. I also found it boring to have the exact same equipment for both characters. Having Lord of Hakurei and a Hakurei Crystal gives you +30% evasion while having float, which Tojiko always has by default.

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>>21572626
Thanks, I'll try it out as i get deeper into Innocent Heart
Its boring how that dualwielding focused wep needs to be lvl500 even though you ll get oneshot in any dungeon intended for that level, I guess it can burst down bosses with triple speed + invincible medicine but then you dont need the vampire effect, oh well.

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>>21551622
Local vault thieves not so tough after being confronted with over 2 million defense. Got literally as much money as you can possibly carry out of the dungeon. The game won't allow you to have more money than this at once.

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>>21573306
I think they completely underestimated how high enemy damage would eventually scale when they designed the game. Most weapons are just balanced around normal dungeon enemies. Stuff like that Super Saiyan Rose Log takes hours to even get once and it is completely pointless because of the extremely high damage everything does in every dungeon that actually lets you use it.

[Anonymous No.]

The time has come to get my revenge on Mamizou. I still have a long ways to go to reach the bottom of Platinum House again, but I already have a +50 chainsaw ready to exterminate some tanuki with.

My one concern is that I'm not yet fully immune to Reisen and Clownpiece's bullshit.

[Anonymous No.]

What is the best place to farm blue seal?

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>>21584177
The final 2 Futo dungeons have some good ones. You can beat them multiple times and there will be more gold chests at the end. You can also find blue seals in The Beginning Trial and those high level Kasen dungeons. The 7th Kasen dungeon technically has the best seals but that is absolute endgame.

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>>21488578
It's never looked right to begin with.

[Anonymous No.]

I achieved my vengeance on Mamizou, and I didn't even use 5% of the items I had prepared. Mamizou and her friends did not enjoy being envenomed while getting knocked around by giant, hardened, super-strong, triple-speed, and regenerating Sanae and Okuu. Sanae's Star Ritual danmaku is extremely effective during that battle. It can also kill those obnoxious high level Nazry Mouse enemies: while standing in the field, they suffered over 100,000 damage per turn. 100,000+ damage per turn is pretty good output for a character that doesn't even have melded equipment.

I was also able to slaughter creator kisume enemies pretty well, thanks to that and some good blue yokai slayer/barrier seals. I ended up using my extermination cards on Shou and Yukari instead.

>>21584177
I've had a lot of luck with the last Clock Remains dungeon, though the last two Futo ones are good as well. They can also appear in most of the later Bunnyland dungeons, but those tend to take a long time to get through.

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>>21584250
>>21584783
Thanks anon. I'm (re)doing Futo dungeons as well so that convenient.

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>>21584841
Just make absolutely sure to unequip your high level melded items before you enter the fight against the evil Futo clone or you might get stuck in an unwinnable fight.

[Anonymous No.]

I haven't played in a while and now I must redo the tutorial because I forgot how to play, how annoying

[Anonymous No.]

This thread's Scapegoat seal activated!