Blisscast
Blisscast and EmeraldDM8 run the Authopire Compendium, formerly The Blisscast Journal
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Blisscast@lemmy.worldOPto
Games@lemmy.world•New Gaming Madness? - Chaos;Head Noah and the game I learned to love and hate
2·5 months agoI’ll trust your word then :')
Blisscast@lemmy.worldOPto
Games@lemmy.world•New Gaming Madness? - Chaos;Head Noah and the game I learned to love and hate
2·5 months agoThen give it a try! :D
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Games@lemmy.world•New Gaming Madness? - Chaos;Head Noah and the game I learned to love and hate
2·5 months agoYou were very brave, it’s not easy to start directly from Chaos;Head! Taku is a bit like that, and in the end I could even say I started liking him, but it took so long to get to that point XD
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Games@lemmy.world•New Gaming Madness? - Chaos;Head Noah and the game I learned to love and hate
1·5 months agoYup, he pretty much is! But that also makes him immensely unusual, and sometimes unusual ends up being better.
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Games@lemmy.world•New Gaming Madness? - Chaos;Head Noah and the game I learned to love and hate
1·5 months agoI’m looking forward to it too! I recommend you buy Japanese copies of both Head and Child if you want to play them with the patch, just in case they randomly become super expensive :')
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Games@lemmy.world•New Gaming Madness? - Chaos;Head Noah and the game I learned to love and hate
1·5 months agoI tried reading the first book years ago, but I couldn’t get into it. Maybe I should give it another shot?
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Games@lemmy.world•Tech Otakus Save The World – Robotics;Notes Elite – Review
1·6 months agoWell then, why not :D
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Games@lemmy.world•Tech Otakus Save The World – Robotics;Notes Elite – Review
1·6 months agoSorry for the late reply! I really loved the characters too, especially Akiho (yeah, the article gives that away pretty quickly lol)! And yes, you definitely need a guide, I really have no idea how that system works… I don’t usually mind checking a guide, but I guess that might be a problem for some people.
About Dash, when I tried it, I felt it clashed with how characters were portrayed in the prequel, but apparently, that might be due to an imprecise translation; you should definitely try it with the Committee of Zero patch, as that fixes the translation and consistency issues with the rest of the series. Personally, I’ve played most of the games without the patches, as they’re only on Steam, but I can see why people enjoy them! Maybe that will make you want to try Dash?
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Games@lemmy.world•A Playthrough Reborn: Rediscovering Final Fantasy XIVEnglish
1·9 months agoPersonally, that was a bit I enjoyed, but it’s also true that I played the updated version, so maybe that was part of it.
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Games@lemmy.world•A Playthrough Reborn: Rediscovering Final Fantasy XIVEnglish
3·9 months agoSorry for the double submission, must have been a bug.
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Games@lemmy.world•Close the loop. Hack into God. – Anonymous;Code ReviewEnglish
2·1 year agoIt depends on how much detail you want to understand. You can play Steins;Gate and Robotics;Notes on their own, but they are best understood after playing Chaos;Head (personally, I played C;H after them). Chaos;Child necessarily follows Chaos;Head. For Occultic;Nine, you can read it with no prior knowledge, as far as I’ve seen. For Anonymous;Code, you need Steins;Gate at the bare minimum, and at least a decent summary of Chaos;Head’s themes. Anything more is just added references that you’ll be able to get.
Don’t feel threatened and jump in!
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Gaming@lemmy.world•Close the loop. Hack into God. – Anonymous;Code ReviewEnglish
12·1 year agoyour loss














Oh yes, as soon as you meet more characters, it starts getting better.