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It's funny when people try to justify stupid design. Tell me, why do we need other battles if their outcome does not affect the final battle in any way?
If the fight started right away, then I would have no questions, but I need to go to him, defeating the most miserable anomalies that are not capable of inflicting even a unit of damage, but the final guy ends the fight with one card. The whole "difficulty" of this boss lies in the fact that it imposes a strong debuff, if it weren't, then it would be the most mediocre and easy boss in the game. Praising a boss whose "difficulty" is constantly debuffing dice is idiotic. The first fight with the wolf has a much more interesting idea than a huge dice debuff.
P.S. You are not rushed to hit space button to iniate the fight, you can take all the time you need to read and understand the boss.
And yes, you quessed it right. Boss gives you the debuff only if you don't break the statues, so there actually is no debuff for you. Again, Nihil is the easiest one because you are given TOO powerful pages by breaking those.
I almost got to that scum again. Local anomalies are so weak that they lose the auto-battle, this speeded up the process at least. In any case, I hope I don't win now or in the next couple of attempts because this will only prove how stupid the design of the boss is.
My mistake was that I played 4D chess, but it turned out that I was playing checkers with a mentally handicapped person.
All this section did was kill Roland as a character for me. I just don't care, I skipped his story and will ignore all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this crazy Sailor Moon fan has to say.
And man, Roland play a big role in the game, those realization give you the reason why but you prefer to skip the best part of the game, well to each of their own
I read on the forum that someone completely lost interest in both the fight and the character because the fight just kept going on and on. I'm talking about that guy with glasses who turned into angels. I passed this fight the first time, but if I lost or couldn't draw a character card right away, then I would be very angry at this stupid fight. After the fight with the angels, by the way, I also completely lost interest in this guy with glasses, he's just a cowardly loser - that's all you need to know about him. He's just uninteresting, I'm tired of him. But Myo the rabbit is the best!
I mean the only opportunity to damage the boss and you choose to repeat the cycle for an hour. You are ready to join Lobotomy Corporation then
I get the feeling that you call Hokma coward because his Realization is about protecting him, look like Angela will suffer the same fate if it is
I'm sorry man, but you're just a very boring person who tries to justify ♥♥♥♥♥♥ design because you love monotonous actions. Tell me how you defeated the Angels on the first turn by stunning the boss xD
I just said that you hate fun, why did my words hurt you so much?