Attack-all weapons

Nemomon · Post by **Nemomon** » Mon Mar 23, 2020 7:53 pm

Still, an Auto mode is man's best friend (after dogs).

LitanyLegendlight · Post by **LitanyLegendlight** » Mon Mar 23, 2020 7:55 pm

I’m a cat person. And since you can’t trigger limit breaks on Auto mode, I prefer just doing without.

Nemomon · Post by **Nemomon** » Mon Mar 23, 2020 8:29 pm

Hmm.. I was thinking that you started playing a wrong game. Asdivine Menace is a sequel to Asdivine Dios, and you should play Asdivine Dios first, and then Menace.

LitanyLegendlight · Post by **LitanyLegendlight** » Tue Mar 24, 2020 5:38 am

I just thought Menace sounded more interesting than Dios.

Post by **jesusalva** » Tue Mar 24, 2020 8:33 pm

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Hmm.. I was thinking that you started playing a wrong game. Asdivine Menace is a sequel to Asdivine Dios, and you should play Asdivine Dios first, and then Menace.

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I disagree, I thought it was quite fun starting with Menace and then moving to Dios. Although I only fully understood Menace after playing Dios, I did enjoy my experience on both. (And then I played Menace a second time :>)

LitanyLegendlight · Post by **LitanyLegendlight** » Wed Mar 25, 2020 6:45 am

I love the characters in Menace so much, I think I’m going to be playing it over and over until my tablet dies... or until I get so sick of seeing that my HP, which I spent so much time leveling up for in the previous game, has been set back to 160. (Or is it 120?)

Nemomon · Post by **Nemomon** » Sun Mar 29, 2020 5:29 pm

Still, plot wise it's better to start from the start than from the middle.

Reminds me of me and my friend and our birthday presents. When I had a birthday, he gave me a book, but only a second tome ("you will know how it ended, but not how it started"). When hisbirthday did come along, I gave him a middle book from a trilogy ("you won't know how it started or ended, but what happened in the middle"). Kinda similar situation's here

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Post by **jesusalva** » Tue Mar 31, 2020 12:57 pm

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Still, plot wise it’s better to start from the start than from the middle.

Reminds me of me and my friend and our birthday presents. When I had a birthday, he gave me a book, but only a second tome (“you will know how it ended, but not how it started”). When hisbirthday did come along, I gave him a middle book from a trilogy (“you won’t know how it started or ended, but what happened in the middle”). Kinda similar situation’s here

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The middle of the book is where all the fun is :p

The start and the ending are usually quite predictable. The middle is where the jewels, the plot twists, the fun dialogs etc. are.