That I did not know. I just played the Asdivine series coz it's the title that got me hooked. I got disappointed in in End of Aspiration (my first kemco game), and decided to risk and play another one which is asdivine dios and got satisfied. Same with menace. And I'm 2hours ingame with cross and no negative feedbacks from me yet.
I'm guessing the asdivine series is Exe-create?
Asdivine Cross
^ Yes, Asdivine Series Are Exe-Create, Alphadia Series are Exe-Create, Journey To Kreisia and Infinite Dunamis is Exe-Create, And My Most Favorite Would Be Unlucky Hero For English By The Same Developer.
But HitPoint Games Are Actually also Very Good.
Also Pretty Much Agree On What Nemo Said. Though I Don't Even Know The ABC of Japanese so Yeah, I mostly Rely on Nemo For Info.
But HitPoint Games Are Actually also Very Good.
Also Pretty Much Agree On What Nemo Said. Though I Don't Even Know The ABC of Japanese so Yeah, I mostly Rely on Nemo For Info.
Yeah, Asdivine is EXE-CREATE game. There is even one more - Asdivine SaGa - but it was not yet remastered.
While I may not help You with the plot (because probably You won't be able to tell me at which point of the game You are, and I probably won't remember what I did back then), I might be able to help You with other things. Fore example tell You which item cures Virus, and which item cures the other abnormal statuses.
While I may not help You with the plot (because probably You won't be able to tell me at which point of the game You are, and I probably won't remember what I did back then), I might be able to help You with other things. Fore example tell You which item cures Virus, and which item cures the other abnormal statuses.
No no. You misunderstood me. Lmao.
I am japanese. So I can understand the game just fine. But I've been living in Phil for around 10 years so I just got accustomed to using English language. So it just feels weird reverting back to japanese as a central language. Just like riding a bike again after 10 years. You get the nagging feeling at the back of your head that something is not right. Lol.
I am japanese. So I can understand the game just fine. But I've been living in Phil for around 10 years so I just got accustomed to using English language. So it just feels weird reverting back to japanese as a central language. Just like riding a bike again after 10 years. You get the nagging feeling at the back of your head that something is not right. Lol.
[quote="Azyleo" post=1613]^ My New Source Of Info Is Right Here. Just Kidding.[/quote]
Isn't he? xD
Alev: Yeah, however even after 10 years You still know how to ride a bike. Except that Your "nagging feeling" might be the lack of furigana xD.
So actually I will ask You for a help. Can you read in the help section how to unlock the fourth enemy in the battle arena in the Guild? Optionally, if You will make it to the Guild, is Maidame Curie or Jolie telling us what we have to do to unlock the fourth enemies? The screen in the Help indicates that there is fourth battle, but normally cannot be accessed......
Isn't he? xD
Alev: Yeah, however even after 10 years You still know how to ride a bike. Except that Your "nagging feeling" might be the lack of furigana xD.
So actually I will ask You for a help. Can you read in the help section how to unlock the fourth enemy in the battle arena in the Guild? Optionally, if You will make it to the Guild, is Maidame Curie or Jolie telling us what we have to do to unlock the fourth enemies? The screen in the Help indicates that there is fourth battle, but normally cannot be accessed......
Yeah, it is in the last sectio of it - "sono 他".
Yeah, I figured that the lack of furigana might be painful to someone who is returning to Japanese, especially that the kanjis themselves are pretty small and sometimes it is hard to tell how many strokes they have and if the kanjis aren't actually some other similar ones. But then again, who I am to tell that, especially that Japanese is not my mother language.
Yeah, I figured that the lack of furigana might be painful to someone who is returning to Japanese, especially that the kanjis themselves are pretty small and sometimes it is hard to tell how many strokes they have and if the kanjis aren't actually some other similar ones. But then again, who I am to tell that, especially that Japanese is not my mother language.