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So I get to the tower and it's stormy (me, the dumbass didn't notice). Had to go back to the campsite and burn a day.

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Go to Brigitta's Igniter Shop in Grand Trad and buy at least two or (if you can afford it), three Shine Igniters, and then go to work...case closed!

This fight is as easy as it gets if you meet these four requirements: 1.) You must level the Mage to Rank 20. 2.) You must level up Gallica to Follower Rank 3, where you will unlock the Wizard Archetype. 3.) You must be at least a Rank 2 Wizard where you will acquire the "Blizza" skill. 4.) You must have a Mage, Seeker or Healer as one of your party members. This will unlock the Synthesis Skill, "Gablizza". As far as the fight itself goes, keep all four of your party members in the back row to take very little damage, block with the other two party members, whittle the two worms together to low HP, and finally, hit 'em with Gablizza...done!

Yeah, they are bizarre, but at least they're different than the usual stuff we see in JRPGs. Keep on gamin'!

I also play Metaphor, among other games (Elden RIng etc). Im glad youtube recommended your channel.

Leave it to Atlus to have a disgustingly bizarre boss design like this, lol

You'll notice a lot of edits in this video because I started the Catacombs with a rank 3 Healer. So I figured I'd kill two birds with one stone (not literally, of course, I love birds). Get my Healer to rank 10 and complete More's Task at the same time. Therefore, in between the beginning and ending of the video was about two hours of grinding - absolutely necessary, btw, to defeat some of the tougher enemies that lie ahead.

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Will there be third game?

This mission is from the "salvage contracts" group, specifically from Danur in Raintrace. I play the entire game on Normal for main missions and side quests. But for resource collecting and some of these salvage contracts, I put it on Easy - they can be tedious to say the least! Anyway, I posted this video because it seems a lot of people were having trouble with this mission. Here's the deal; forget weaknesses of the Behemoth, and these two jackass Spikesnouts. Hopefully by now, you've got the Piercing Sharpshot Bow. Mine's fully upgraded, and so far it's been my go-to weapon for almost every situation. Take a look; you can see what it does. I made the mistake of not fully drawing the bow a few times but who cares. Sit on top of the hill and go to work...case closed! Btw, you probably noticed I'm way leveled up. But it doesn't matter. 'Damage output' does not increase as you level up. But weapons, skills, critical hits (and of course, aim)...etc, do indeed affect damage. Have a nice day!

Well, I have one word to describe my fight against the shellsnapper...sloppy, sloppy, sloppy! And I also have two letters...PU!

I edited the video, because this fatso goes around the track so slowly, you could have lunch and finish before he goes around once. But be careful and take your time - if he sees ya, all of a sudden he becomes a sprinter. If you're not leveled-up enough, and gets ya with a direct hit, it does some serious damage. For me, the best time to lay the traps was when he was headed to the narrow loop with his back turned...good luck!

Stealth and arrows to the noggin...nuff said.

This mission takes the three P's: patience, perseverance and practice. I played the mission several times, each segment at a time. When I finally figured the whole thing out, I recorded it. Wow, one of the more difficult missions you'll find anywhere! (imo) - especially in the next video, PART 12, the conclusion.

When you get to the machines, keep your distance and keep dodging. Btw, go to settings and turn off looting animations - don't need 'em and it'll save a little time and keep ya movin'. One last thing - climbing can be a real pain in the rump sometimes!

This is a play-through, and not a walkthrough. While I do try to complete each mission efficiently, my videos are not meant to instruct - there's already many channels that do just that...too many! I do a lot of exploring and collecting, even during missions. Using transitions, I cut out those sections from the recordings or they'd be way too long. I plan on completing several side missions and errands - some I'll upload, some I won't. I'm starting out on 'normal' mode. We'll see what happens as the game goes on. Ok, that's it...let's go!

I'm not sure what's goin' on with the R3 button. Apparently, you have to press down 'hard' to activate the focus. If you'll notice, I pressed it several times and it seemed to just scan the local area, but not 'focus'. Obviously, I'm still tryin' to get used to the controls.

Where do you get the ring

Ya can't get any easier than this - just follow the video. When you get to the puzzle - up, right, down, left, up, right, down, left, up. Once you get to the Astral Plane, stay up on the perch where you came in; shoot the gold enemy, then wait for the other enemies - two should do the job nicely.

There you have it ladies and gentlemen - A Throw-Down in the snow! The Men's Downhill has been decided and it was an exciting contest for sure. Congratulations to all of our athletes. No matter what flag you salute, no matter what your backgrounds, you all competed like champions! A very special congratulations to our three medalists. And of course, the biggest shout-out goes to our 'Downhill Champion', AARON THE AMERICAN - you excelled when it mattered most! But remember boys and girls (aw jeez, here he goes again), you don't need a medal to feel worthy and gain the respect of others. But hell, those medals are worth money so ah, if ya don't waaanum, I can take 'em off your hands for a good...............aah never mind! STAY TUNED FOR THE 120m SKI-JUMP. OUR 10 ATHLETES WILL BE DONNING THEIR JUMPIN' SUITS. GETCHA POPCORN READY, THEY'RE GONNA BE FLYIN' HIGH!

Welcome everyone to the VANCOUVER 2010 MEN'S DOWNHILL. Ten downhill champions representing their respective countries will face off on the slopes, hoping to make their countrymen proud. Each of the ten athletes comes to the 2010 Olympics with different back-stories. You'll read about the dog-lover whose life was once saved by a brave and benevolent pooch. You'll learn of a man who trains for 30 hours every single day (huh?). And where else would you hear of a man who swims naked in -51 C. I hope you take the time to read them all. Yes ladies and gentlemen, these are special athletes for sure - the greatest alpine skiers in the world. And on a downhill course, they are "le creme da la creme (despite the fact that there is a jackass controlling them). The course is demanding, with top speeds of over 80 mph...YIKES! Perhaps the eventual winner will be the one who can negotiate CARMEN"S CORNER the cleanest. But one thing is for sure - each man is willing to put it all on the line, but only one of them will bring home the gold. So strap on your helmet and put on your gloves, the downhill duel is about to begin.

We move on to the MEN'S SKI JUMP, where once again ten athletes from around the world will compete in one of the most dangerous events in the winter Olympics. If you've ever watched this event on TV, then you know somehow these men are different. They're ready and willing to face danger on every attempt. And while fatalities in ski jumping are rare - 6 deaths in the last 50 years - on occasion severe injuries have happened. Most of the injuries have occurred as a result of a lack of proper training. It's a dangerous business - one that I never had the desire or cahoonas to undertake. But these are Olympians and the JUMPERS are of a different breed; that's for sure. So, let's sit back, relax and watch the show. I promise it won't hurt at all.

A very difficult mission, divided into two segments: first, outside in the courtyard, and then inside the church. There are multiple snipers and rocket launchers in both venues that really complicate things. It's way too easy to get flanked, which makes getting to cover a real problem. I had to repeat both venues at least three times, because I kept getting killed by a sniper...DAMN!

This chapter was a bitch (and the next one is even worse). You can probably tell by the editing, that I had to do this mission several times before I completed it half-way decently. Anyway, we're almost at the end of the game, so let's proceed...with caution!

Didja ever wonder why Nathan always wears the same outfit? It's 22 chapters we're talkin' about here. Doesn't anybody ever do laundry in video games? I mean, he's going on a long treasure hunt, he should at the very least have a small suitcase with some belongings, no? Uh, ok...let's move on.

In every mission, I try to come up with a viable approach to take as little damage as possible. I'm playing on normal mode, but I like to treat every challenge as if it was crushing or brutal mode (no thanks). I know I could go in charging with guns ablazzing and probably survive, but to me, this is more fun.

This is a chapter, where you definitely have to take your time, or you'll get butchered.

Take your time and conserve ammo whenever possible. While running out of ammo is not really an issue, it's definitely an advantage when you can max-out each weapon.

I cannot believe after this opening cutscene, they actually make you go out and earn 3 million yen, before you head to the bar...are you kidding me? Ya can't borrow the money from Nick Ogata, the same guy who lent ya the money for Kasuga's business? Absurd! Anyway, as a tip, the Swiss watch you earned from defeating the boss at the end of chapter 11, is worth 1 million yen. And the side quest , "Kappture the Kappa" nets you 2 million. Jee thanks!

Before I finished this chapter, I took some time out and did a lot of grinding and upgrading of weapons and gear. Not really sure if it was necessary at this point...but I know it will be later!

How do you get to the quest giver the first time? Do you go through the main path north-west of gran soren caus theres many female along that path and they get aggressive with a female party... Or you get in the cave near the dragon?

Maybe I should start wearing my glasses more often. Clearly I know the difference between MP and HP.

As a challenge to myself, I wanted to try to beat the boss without using any of my skills (so far, the boss fights haven't been very challenging) - I read you only have to get it down to half-way health anyway...as you can see, almost a big mistake! And btw, could the dungeon have been any longer? Damn!

Remember boys and girls, always look both ways before crossing the street.

I clearly have to get better at blocking, or just use the 'commands menu'...I don't know.

The Yakuza series has always been one of my all-time favorites. I played and completed Yakuza 0 through and including Yakuza 4 - although, I didn't really love Yakuza 3 as much as the others. "Like a Dragon" will be the first YAKUZA game on my channel...and I'm stoked. Be aware that I don't like to upload really long videos. First of all, you can only record up to one hour on the PS4 (can't wait to finally get a PS5). Secondly, it's a know fact that shorter videos usually do better on YT. So yes, I'll break up a long chapter into separate videos. To me, it can be frustrating trying to follow a video that's an hour and a half long, or more! Check out my "Feature Presentations" playlist. If you've played any of those games, you might enjoy them.

Great game, great rpg, great experience! But life is too short...on to the next game.

Not a very clean run, that's for sure. Wasn't prepared for petrified, shame on me. I even killed my main pawn...wow!

I once killed their leader on accident, now my quest gets faile every time i try to start it, what shoud i do?

Kill most of the enemies first - Go ahead, have some fun. Then follow this sequence to get all five "Gems of Salvation" in one quick swoop...case closed.

I gotta admit, she is a doll.

Even at this point in the game, I'm still amazed that you can use a port crystal during an escort mission...that's crazy!!! I mean, I was brought up in the 'I Dream of Jeannie" and "Bewitched" days, but this is ridiculous!

Is it my imagination, or is my Mage supposed to heal the party? WTF?

Thanks

Some advice: this night mission is obviously pretty dark (hard to see the enemies sometimes). Put the brightness all the way up to 20...it helps a little. Also, put as many port crystals that you have in the exact locations I went to - pause it if you have to. It'll save a lot of running around from location to location like a jackass - not fun. Lastly, always wait until the guy finishes his speech before you kill him - there's a glitch where if you kill him too soon, the other areas may not spawn correctly. Good luck!

keep going man!

Ignazio Togliti di Mezzo has been a skier since the age of 6 months. Yeah I know what you're thinkin' - how could he possibly ski at such a young age? Well, I'm not really sure. But this is the same guy, who in the immediacy of his birth, when the doctor applied the customary slap, it was said he slapped the doctor right back and then started goin' after the nurse! Hailing from a small town outside of a region in NW Italy known as the Piedmont Alps, Iggy is a fierce competitor, and should you find yourself in his way, he'll knock ya over and he won't say, "Me scusi". Jee, I hope you do well, Mr. di Mezzo!