I know magic is superior in Sora's run, but in terms of a more casual run, are the different keyblade cards actually worth grinding them out? And do they only do more damage or does each one have their own thing like the other KH games?
First off, I would make my personal answer your second question: the different keys have various strength stats, which may allude to them having different STR values in the other games. Some of them have elements attached to them also, and different card break recovery speeds, but that's really it, at least for what I know. However, different types of keys are necessary for different sleights, so it's not always bad to carry more than 1 or 2 types in the deck. With that in mind, this takes us to my answer to your first question: go wild on the grind! Experiment with the cards you like, and sort them out in various combinations you like, whether it be basic attack combos or sleights; the weakest cards may turn out useful in making sleights, or saving on CP. Watch your CP count, use the ones you like, and go ham. There is no wrong way to play Sora's story; it's all your personal preference on what you like to do, mate! For my personal experience, I simply ran primarily Sonic Blade sleights with a few Cures because I thought it'd be funny... until I realized it carried me mostly through the story, but you need not do that if you so choose. In short, don't worry about what you should run specifically; if a build you run makes you happy, then that's excellent; if not, feel free to change it however you please! If any of this sounds bad or weird or confusing, I will apologize. -also you'd make progress to that deck builder trophy/achievement but even then that is still torture-
Because what really matters is the number of the card vs the enemy cards, chosing keyblades really just comes down to what's available vs card points. The more powerful the card the more it'll cost. This is what makes Blizzard and Fire so good. They are cheap magic cards because they are the first ones you'll obtain, can easily be grind for to get a deck full, and can carry you all the way to the end game, with some alterations/alternative decks for floor 13. I had recently discovered via a comment of Reddit that by floor 2 Agrabah, you can grind out decks with like 18+ magic cards, provided you level up CP high enough to do so, which is really easy to do as by level 17 you can have at least a 800 point deck. So simply put, even in a casual playthrough it's super easy to cheese.
i didnt realise you had to equip boss cards and activate them. i just assumed they were buffs all the time. ive enjoyed having this on in the background, RE:COM is a fun game, i enjoyed it but they definitely could have done more to make it better and less braindead
I actually really like this game, but I hate some of the trophies. Like the edit deck 500 times one. like who would ever do that naturally? most people would still need to do it like 480 more times at the end of the game to get it
I imagine a platinum speedrun playthrough of this on the PS3 version, gosh, imagine the pain (Yes, it is the version in which you have to beat the game 6 times - Sora and Riku have to beat the game 3 times = easy, normal & hard). Atleast speedrunners could've done this on beginner but that's the only good part about it. Left that, the speedrun would be way more slower due to loading times and frameskip being way worst. (Also, it could probably take 24-26 hours more due to having to beat the game on all three difficulties with sora and riku)
the days movie unlock all cards for the kh2 nobodys edit its also save time on quiting to the main menu after the final boss or when ever you diside to watch the movie
When they made the ps2 remake of com they added the rest of the orginization as enemy cards aswell as add a few more keyblade cards based on kh2 keyblades. On ps2 these where unlocked by simply having a kh2 save file on the same memory card. But since when 1.5 intitaly released there was no acces to kh2 they switched it to simply having to interacted with everything days related in the collection. It also replaces the related keyblade cards for days keyblades instead of kh2
Trophies/Achievement are tracked differently on PC and he says during the early Traverse Town segment he was having issues with one of the RNG manipulations on PS5
There was also a manipulation that I was struggling to get to work on PS5 for some reason. I opted for PS4 instead where it works with no issues. If I ever run this again and can figure out an alternative method, I'd run on that instead.
Jesus christ, I do not want to believe that Tornado spam is the efficient strategy until Megaflare. I wanna believe that you'd have a better time on Destiny Island Blizzard spam because it would be faster to cast and kill. But I know that the increase of EXP drops on CO might be enough to overtake the speed of DI.
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It's finally here, now I have something fun to watch while I eat every day yaay
Took me several viewings to finish this, but it was cool to watch! Thanks for the cool run Mist
Mist the goat of long videos that are still entertaining
I seriously have no idea how you managed to do this within 24 hours
Just getting to level 99 is brutal in itself
Wish I had access to these RNG manip notes. I would love to try this myself.
hey thats me!
Does anyone have tips to getting the random joker with Riku?? I need it for the Card master Riku trophy
I know magic is superior in Sora's run, but in terms of a more casual run, are the different keyblade cards actually worth grinding them out? And do they only do more damage or does each one have their own thing like the other KH games?
First off, I would make my personal answer your second question: the different keys have various strength stats, which may allude to them having different STR values in the other games. Some of them have elements attached to them also, and different card break recovery speeds, but that's really it, at least for what I know. However, different types of keys are necessary for different sleights, so it's not always bad to carry more than 1 or 2 types in the deck.
With that in mind, this takes us to my answer to your first question: go wild on the grind! Experiment with the cards you like, and sort them out in various combinations you like, whether it be basic attack combos or sleights; the weakest cards may turn out useful in making sleights, or saving on CP. Watch your CP count, use the ones you like, and go ham. There is no wrong way to play Sora's story; it's all your personal preference on what you like to do, mate! For my personal experience, I simply ran primarily Sonic Blade sleights with a few Cures because I thought it'd be funny... until I realized it carried me mostly through the story, but you need not do that if you so choose.
In short, don't worry about what you should run specifically; if a build you run makes you happy, then that's excellent; if not, feel free to change it however you please! If any of this sounds bad or weird or confusing, I will apologize.
-also you'd make progress to that deck builder trophy/achievement but even then that is still torture-
Because what really matters is the number of the card vs the enemy cards, chosing keyblades really just comes down to what's available vs card points.
The more powerful the card the more it'll cost.
This is what makes Blizzard and Fire so good. They are cheap magic cards because they are the first ones you'll obtain, can easily be grind for to get a deck full, and can carry you all the way to the end game, with some alterations/alternative decks for floor 13.
I had recently discovered via a comment of Reddit that by floor 2 Agrabah, you can grind out decks with like 18+ magic cards, provided you level up CP high enough to do so, which is really easy to do as by level 17 you can have at least a 800 point deck.
So simply put, even in a casual playthrough it's super easy to cheese.
No wonder the run's ~20 hours with that Tigger's Simon Says segment
i didnt realise you had to equip boss cards and activate them. i just assumed they were buffs all the time. ive enjoyed having this on in the background, RE:COM is a fun game, i enjoyed it but they definitely could have done more to make it better and less braindead
They 👏 should 👏 be 👏 active 👏 at 👏 all 👏 times 👏
CoM really said "you can have like one ability per deck is that cool?"
Just looked at the wiki for this game and it says the Random Joker does not appear in Traverse Town, yet Mist got his there. Darn inaccurate wikis.
I actually really like this game, but I hate some of the trophies. Like the edit deck 500 times one. like who would ever do that naturally? most people would still need to do it like 480 more times at the end of the game to get it
I imagine a platinum speedrun playthrough of this on the PS3 version, gosh, imagine the pain (Yes, it is the version in which you have to beat the game 6 times - Sora and Riku have to beat the game 3 times = easy, normal & hard). Atleast speedrunners could've done this on beginner but that's the only good part about it. Left that, the speedrun would be way more slower due to loading times and frameskip being way worst. (Also, it could probably take 24-26 hours more due to having to beat the game on all three difficulties with sora and riku)
Trust me I’ve actually got the platinum on the ps3 version not a speedrun just normal gameplay was hard enough
I'm wondering why do you need to do the days movie first?
the days movie unlock all cards for the kh2 nobodys edit its also save time on quiting to the main menu after the final boss or when ever you diside to watch the movie
When they made the ps2 remake of com they added the rest of the orginization as enemy cards aswell as add a few more keyblade cards based on kh2 keyblades. On ps2 these where unlocked by simply having a kh2 save file on the same memory card. But since when 1.5 intitaly released there was no acces to kh2 they switched it to simply having to interacted with everything days related in the collection. It also replaces the related keyblade cards for days keyblades instead of kh2
Why on PS4?
Trophies/Achievement are tracked differently on PC and he says during the early Traverse Town segment he was having issues with one of the RNG manipulations on PS5
@@Sparanda314 ah okk
There was also a manipulation that I was struggling to get to work on PS5 for some reason. I opted for PS4 instead where it works with no issues. If I ever run this again and can figure out an alternative method, I'd run on that instead.
@@themistmaster1I understand
Jesus christ, I do not want to believe that Tornado spam is the efficient strategy until Megaflare.
I wanna believe that you'd have a better time on Destiny Island Blizzard spam because it would be faster to cast and kill.
But I know that the increase of EXP drops on CO might be enough to overtake the speed of DI.
2 deaths and still WR, this one really isn't contested much. Or maybe Mist is built different
"Star Wars ........ live action" *video ends*
no notes for this one?
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