I think books can give you the black plague so thats normal

I searched that same island in the Northwest corner and didn't find the temple. It looks like I'm going back now. Thanks for the video. 🛡

Why is this game so dark? What can we do to make it easier to play?

Good vídeo

at least it didn't give him "deviant tastes"

If you have a way to slow the emulator in any shape or form with the FPS it's easier to do the glitch as well I would find with leveling for chemist and such. When you're trying to do chemists early... Lol old school bro come on now.

No one ever asked H.P Lovecraft why the necronomicon's pages were sticky.

hi guys i started playing this game 2 weeks ago we culd play sometimes

Does this run on a non-japanese ps5?

Your description stated that this game has those pc-98 like dialogue windows. That's because it is a remake of the 1993 PC-98 game, Hamlet.

Every time Anna Navarre is killed in a Deus Ex video, for some reason I feel a great sense of peace. 😆

I wish we had one for ps5

Noita is super awesome

Learning is power!

an awesome game, ahead of its time.

So strange. Yesterday I randomly had the urge to reinstall Deus Ex. Today I hop on here and see this!

Let`s start this journey then!

You`re my go to!

My new favourite series, I cant wait to get it finished and see what you do the 2nd game!

Just commenting to hit KZbin`s algorithm, Will continue watching tomorrow. Peace out

These puzzles are definitely becoming more complicated!! Do you intend to do Grimrock 2?

I`m not sure why you don`t get more views, top let`s play so far!

Really must give this a go. Great game, but having a few quality of life enhancement wouldn't go a miss.

Ogre battle is my favorite game of all time!

Wow, somebody is still playing the first Ogre Battle, one of my favorite stories. Luvalon was one of my favorite bosses.

I wonder can you do this on mobile?

Thank you for posting. I honestly couldn't figure out how to beat the Overgrowth third stage, this game is really hard.

Great Glitch. Thank you

Teh fucking comments are killing it, man! 🤣

ON the SNES version the Shiny harp CAN STILL trigger random battles if you still don't HAVE Whistle or EVER used the Jester/Goof off Class even once.

It will work on priest, mage, summoner, lancer, oracle, etc.

This works on all classes that are like this. Some are a little trickier to do cause they won't work right off the bat like that like the time mage but if you land on the right greyed out skill it will work.

Haven't completed watching this yet; but I notice around 41:50 or so..... there is a unit with a beastman as leader and princess in back row. Just thought I'd mention that if the princess is made leader of a unit, every character in the unit gets an extra attack compared to normal....including her.

even on the remakes at LVS OVER 60+ I hate this area NOT the battles but the tiles that change your controls Auto/Quick Saving really only applies to when I played the Switch version of DQ3.

My favor game on my favorite system!

COVID yay lol

That certainly was it! Quite a way to cap the series off with just enough changes to get you through the end. Overall, this was an excellent series you did, and it easily sucked me into the whole thing as it became a fun tradition to comment with the details as they came up, and playing alongside you was a fun way to play for me too, whether I was ahead or playing catch up, it was so much fun. The last bout with the dreaded Infinity Corridor was this neat medley of randomly chosen Abyss bosses, it's rather neat all the battle music got it's own send-off with the Heavenly bosses and now this too. Meanwhile, beating the Dragon God took its toll as a distilled, pure boss of a boss made him his own beast compared to a great many of the bosses throughout the game, but he's down, and we're done with all the shiny new content the game has to offer! I remember back then when you were seeing how far you could go without skills, library, or grinding back when the series started. You learned some great early lessons that shaped the playthrough such as the power of resisting elemental damage. That said, it was fun to cover each of the characters and make a case for all of them. There were many with boons that were super cool, and seeing the team you settled on was charming as well! You got some excellent mileage out of the characters you picked; Yuugi was an absolute powerhouse and was a fitting Holy Blessing user to blast down the final boss; a fitting way to conclude since she joined to take on the strongest foes in the first place. I was entirely blown away with Nazrin's use too, getting quintupled power is insanely useful via Genji Glove and made her just as viable an Extra Attack unit with an edge over the competition who share the skill. Tanks like Komachi, Meiling, and Cirno were interesting choices for this run, while EVA 'tanks' like Rumia and Aya were also neat additions to see fielded as likely very untouchable units who helped a ton in the off-screen grind. Cirno ended up having a permanent lead slot despite not being built for there was interesting because Blizzard Blowout + Aya's speed control felt like the "strongest" combo for quite a long time before it fell off near the end. Meiling became a stellar second-line tank due to her Gatekeeper Nap, and a useful per turn anchor with Dragon God's Power, while you demonstrated the sheer power of HP with Komachi, punishing enemies with her Wrath of Edokko God of Death and supporting her team greatly with Awakened Avici hits. Personally it was a little weird seeing Kasen take the far right slot - though Iku being where she was as a buffer was great even without Tenshi - if only because Kasen can easily tank herself, but I do like that you focused on what she was great at, dealing damage, and it gave her a role not unlike Sky Creation Kanako putting a tanky unit in the slot meant for the squishiest units. Thank god for AoE heals, Reimu was awesome support while Rumia got to shine offensively a ton. Patchouli and Eiki were also great for their damage boosts and amazing users of subclasses. It was an splendid team, though it's too bad some couldn't make the cut like Wriggle whose poison carried much of the game until most things resisted her poison, but I think the team overall turned out super well. I'm really happy about making the character overviews plus the sheets that I did for Awakenings, and giving essentially a whole-sale reviews of the entire roster of characters. It not only showed how replayable the game is with new characters, but the depth the game has. It was too fun, and got me invested into the game quite deeply. It took many hours of testing, but it was extremely fun to learn the ins and outs of the characters at play. It's crazy to think you consider your playthrough a helpful resource to the game, but I'm flattered you valued my time making things for your playthrough that much. It's been very nice to see your replies and reactions to each thing I put down, so I'm glad to have been a part of this! Can't wait to see the sequel to this game, Labyrinth of Touhou Tri seems poised to be amazing, that's for sure. Quite the solid foundation laid down by this game.

thanksXD

"I will now... Load. We will go back to pre-glitch land." *Presses Load, video ends* "With this character's death, the thread of prophecy is severed. Restore a saved game to restore the weave of fate, or persist in the doomed world you have created."

The most optimal opponent is Heaven Akyuu, two notches above Rinnosuke in the video. With your 150% with Money-growing and Moneybag-growing trees, you can use Gold Rush boosted by Appraiser, with Komachi, get up to a 297% increase if you manage to get one more Violent Green Rupee from the Silver Plated Sharks on 6F (which you you can get with Luck in Pluck + Rare Metal Detector at level 1). Unfortunately, most Heavenly bosses give you mere pennies for beating them, the fact is Akyuu is the quickest to get to and gives the most money because the best money to EXP ratio is Miko, but not only are they a few bosses into being able to fight them, leading to more EXP than money overall. I mention this because the gauntlet is SOMEHOW slower on money gaining then it is to just refight Akyuu. That is if money is your goal over EXP, using both is fair game, but it's likely money is the linchpin that will help you beat the Dragon God since going all in on HP and offenses are the honest-to-god keys to winning the fight, especially HP as some characters can be built to live the onslaught.

It still annoys me that recent "reviews" on Unicorn Overlord don't know about Ogre Battle. This is culture right here.

dungeon sieging fun

This fight is honestly a brutal reminder that some team members are better than others. Given the, frankly, preferential treatment of some characters in the game, you're going to end up with stuff like the wiki barely able to stand up with the right level recommendations for some teams people make it here with. There are so many factors to consider beyond just some "Recommended Level", like what characters are you using? What items are you running? What subclasses are you using and on who? What's your library level and are they scaled based on cost rather than number? Do you have all the tome upgrades, jewel maxed out, or any copy Awakening items? Are you running the right maximization for EVA? Is there someone better you should have replaced a unit with? All those questions are rhetorical, that is to say, a simple level recommendation, tier list, or write-up does not stand-in for a feature complete guide that is honestly required to beat this boss with this exact team, or even my own team. The easiest answers to these questions lead to some of the most broken answers like "Just use Renko to tank, Healer Eirin's overheal, Akyuu's Invulnerability, or Nitori's power!" and these answers are the boring solutions and frankly unsatisfying to field as it means giving up on your current team which I do believe you should use to play at your leisure. I think the point of the ??? bosses IS to take it on at the level that's appropriate for the team, and that level recommendations are arbitrary, because of course you'd beat the boss by now if you had any of the characters and the most optimal subclasses, items, and money grinded out to win, but I bet it'd be a lot happier if you could win with what you have without compromising the team that got you here. I hope a lot of people watching realize that for most part, this is the first person to have an English playthrough the whole game to get here, and I know of only one other on here that was in Japanese playthrough. While I could comment a lot saying Korunick could change this and that, the reality is he is playing the game 100% right, and if it comes down to relying on Rumia's EVA without Mystia or Suika's aid, then just know this fight has gotten VERY close to being finished before, even without maxed out tomes, jewels, or the perfect sweep of items. I give this effort full props and credit for making it so far, as there have been some very commendable changes to push this fight further, it's really awesome to see how far this fight has come, Good luck with this last stretch, I don't see there being much more to play left after this, you're almost free.

You still have my congratulations for beating this boss this episode! It's a grueling fight and thankfully you had the right people for it, and the TP left out on the front row to not get booted out having to redo the whole fight, which is why that TP drain mechanic is there, to catch you off-guard and wipe your front line out and restarting the whole fight anew; pretty bloodthirsty move, on top of the fact that the sword can be revived by the arms too. The method to getting through the fight ended up going well since Patchouli is literally the best character in the game at destroying the Right Arm in a timely manor. Lots can go wrong, and after watching many of the attempts, it was rough knowing that it felt like you had to make every mistake before you could win, but thankfully you managed to avoid it all, and sheer power pushed you past the end point! Through all the silly time-space warps, the removal of hit points magic point or travel points, and building of enough turns, this is honestly a memorable send off to the game with a battle to remember, for sure. Do forgive my lack of commenting, having time to play along with has gotten harder and I didn't want to comment until I made it to where the game was. I wasn't too far behind in anything but library and money in general, due to me skipping a majority of random enemy fights using the flee method, I have been up on EXP but behind on money the whole game. It's taken me beating Heavenly Akyuu literally hundreds of times to make up the difference in library levels and I'm still several orders of magnitude behind in terms of overall money, but now also level since there is a lot of levels to be gained, and my focus is on using library to win over raw leveling, too. Just know I've been keeping up with the series!

Ik this is old, but I remember when Dismas (Yes, Dismas) got both Nymphomania and Love Interest in the same dungeon and the same hallway with two series of books.

it´s just a really good vintage stash

It's the fact that his interaction sprite looks so intrigued is what gets me

what if you put yukari and aya at the start so you use yukari to get full first turn for aya skill

...... huh randomly stumbled upon this very... interesting