weapons of all kinds
- A couple days ago, I got a message that LJ had finished transferring all my images into their new scrapbook. Then I noticed it had caused a pretty big mess of file placement and the like. It was... fun moving everything (one by one) back into the right folders.
Okay, it really only took about an hour and a bit, but I could have spent that time doing something else.
- Finished Pandora's Tower. While I will probably never 100% it, there's still stuff to do since New Game+ has a nice selection of random gift items I want to buy (and it has chapter select, which is nice). Plus all those extra trinkets I never got around to crafting/creating.
I really did enjoy it, though there were the occasional puzzles and platforming shenanigans that usually ended with me checking a walkthrough. And the return of good old button mashing, rather than auto battle, was something that made me happy. Even if it did occasionally cause my untimely death.
Camera angles were still a ton of fun to deal with, and since the entire game is set around towers, it did get sort of samey after a while. The chain not working the way I wanted it to was frustrating as well. SWINGING. Fun times.
That said; it was always rather satisfying to chain down an enemy to hit it with a combo. Getting the correct materials to upgrade your weapons, on the other hand...
- And I'm currently playing Atelier Annie, which is horribly addictive and sort of painful the first time around, but New Game+ is a very, very good thing. It's fun to see enemies getting obliterated by books.
Okay, it really only took about an hour and a bit, but I could have spent that time doing something else.
- Finished Pandora's Tower. While I will probably never 100% it, there's still stuff to do since New Game+ has a nice selection of random gift items I want to buy (and it has chapter select, which is nice). Plus all those extra trinkets I never got around to crafting/creating.
I really did enjoy it, though there were the occasional puzzles and platforming shenanigans that usually ended with me checking a walkthrough. And the return of good old button mashing, rather than auto battle, was something that made me happy. Even if it did occasionally cause my untimely death.
Camera angles were still a ton of fun to deal with, and since the entire game is set around towers, it did get sort of samey after a while. The chain not working the way I wanted it to was frustrating as well. SWINGING. Fun times.
That said; it was always rather satisfying to chain down an enemy to hit it with a combo. Getting the correct materials to upgrade your weapons, on the other hand...
- And I'm currently playing Atelier Annie, which is horribly addictive and sort of painful the first time around, but New Game+ is a very, very good thing. It's fun to see enemies getting obliterated by books.