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Tokyo Mirage Session #FE Discussion (Nintendo Wii U) [game] |
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Welcome to the official discussion thread for Tokyo Mirage Session #FE on the Wii U! To start, please add this game to your log, add it to your collection (if applicable), and (when you are ready) rate it using the link above!
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I've never played a Persona or SMT game, and I've only ever played one Fire Emblem game (too scarce or expensive too soon after release!). So, when I saw the initial trailers for this game, I was perhaps even more confused than most people. However, I was a little intrigued. I loved that it had a bright, colorful world and a generally happy vibe. I liked that the "dark" elements seemed "dark" in the way that Kingdom Hearts handles evil. Still, it was very difficult to get a sense for what the game was about and how it played. Yesterday I watched the Treehouse Live coverage of the game and I was blown away!! It looks so fun! I love the creativity. I love how different it is but also familiar if you have been a fan of anime or just Japanese pop culture in general. I love that there is a central theme surrounding "performa," the life energy that fuels artistic performances like singing, playing music, dancing and acting. So cool! I love how the world looks complex but simple to navigate and understand. I love how the art style is outlandishly cute and colorful but doesn't feel the need to lean on chibi/SD styles to do it. For a little while, Kingdom Hearts was my favorite game; this is giving me a similar vibe in all the best ways. After yesterday's treehouse demo, this game rose to my top game of E3. Other games will likely be better made and .... make more sense. =P But, in terms of something that is new (at least to me) and still looks like a deep, legitimate effort? I'm very excited! The pessimist in me feels like now that I'm so interested they are going to cancel the localization. Because frankly, I can't believe a game whose central theme is something so fun and non-threatening like becoming a JPOP idol or an actor is coming to the west. Add in the stylish battle segments and cool mystical transformations and the ability to increase affinity between characters (that's in FE too, right?) and I find it super, super enticing! ... how alone am I in my excitement for this simultaneously wacky yet grounded game? 
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Posted: 06/18/15, 20:14:07 |
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on: 06/18/15, 20:30:23 |
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Posted: 07/19/16, 20:43:12 |
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Posted: 07/25/16, 15:36:21 |
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Just completed Chapter 4, and in the process unlocked the next "thing that makes you exponentially more powerful" this time pertaining to sessions attacks. This might be the most complicated that SMT battles have ever gotten.
In persona titles, you can ignore knockdowns entirely and hit the battle-ffwd key throughout the game, out-levelling the elemental advantages of most enemies other than puzzle-battles.
In Strange Journey, Demon Co-Op while very useful early on, can be virtually ignored later on, especially if you keep a magic-heavy crew (or a crew that uses almighty skills such as Energy Drain, and Jihad which damage + debuff all enemies' every stat.
In SMT4, targetting weaknesses and preventing enemy-smirks is essential early on, but if you play your cards right then you can learn a skill that causes your demons to target enemy weaknesses upon the player activating auto-attack, removing much of the challenge, especially if your roster has a demon to face each element.
In Tokyo Mirage Sessions I haven't found the need to use the X-ffwd at all (yet). The game heavily rewards you if you choose to go for long sessions, especially against tough or rare monsters, having the audience throw bigger and bigger prizes at you mid-fight each time a new cast-member jumps in. |
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Posted: 07/30/16, 15:02:19 |
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Posted: 08/14/16, 22:36:39 |
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Posted: 08/16/16, 22:14:03 |
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Posted: 08/17/16, 19:34:16 |
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Posted: 08/20/16, 19:18:59 |
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on: 08/20/16, 19:19:57 |
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Posted: 08/24/16, 02:18:59 |
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Probably not though just by looking at the trophy wall.
It wasn't particularly hard though some attacks could wreck me if I wasn't careful and didn't plan ahead. I sure hope this isn't a sign of the coming battles.
I really don't know what to do to get through it. I thought I had it down but nope... I'll either have to grind better weapons or figure out another strategy.
