Landsknecht - One FP for every eight steps Protector - One FP for every six steps Gunner - One FP for every ten steps Runemaster - One FP for every ten steps Medic - One FP for every fifteen steps Dancer - One FP for every eight steps Hexer - One FP for every twenty steps Ninja - One FP for every e...

Fuck Zeta. I'm on team Fluffernuff, now.

In general front-liners require the most food. Mechanically, it's probably because the leading character will absorb the most amber if they enter a hallway first, so for the times you lead with a more supportive character, you won't be taxed as hard. As an example, Hexers lose only 1 FP every 20 ste...

Hey there, Dangerus. Been a while. :) I like Protector lead, but my goodness she eats a lot. In fact, Protectors grow hungry nearly twice as fast as the average character. It was only after playing EMD that I realized that my avatar is probably referring to her appetite versus being just coincidental.

I like the mechanic in the sense that... I just reset as a lazy way out of everything with other games and it takes away a great amount of the consequence and meaning in an event knowing I can fire away as many tries as I want. Honestly, I've found the game too forgiving relative to the rest of the ...

Yeah. The Guildmaster gives you a pretty clear warning, actually. More than once, no? Or was it someone else that mentions it as well.

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Our guild is pretty stacked with tanks and healers. D: Wolkenritter has to carry our damage hard.

You're on fire, Maxine!

The manual for this game not only details you on all the classes, but you literally get them one dungeon after the tutorial, so I agree it's not worth spoiling. DOE as well are basically the series staple FOE given form proper for the game's systems.

Everything about DOEs, multiple forts, defence forces, etc. seemed so overwhelming and strange, at first. But after staging a proper DOE ambush, my mind was blown. I mean, it got kind of destroyed, but it was still cool.

Just want to chime in that I have not come anywhere close to dying since I restarted like I mentioned earlier. Hopefully it will seriously pick up difficulty later on. Granted, it's not too easy that it's not fun.

So I've obviously never played a Mystery Dungeon game before. I literally came into this straight out of a session of EOU... Tried to play it like an EO game. Cleared the tutorial no problem. Got to make my own party... Built them like I would a party in EO. Played them like I would an EO game. Went...

Expected delivery date change from the 10th to the 13th
Come home today, on the 9th, and it's here already.
Not going to complain.