Description: Evosa is a fairly tall woman, standing at about 6'3", with unkempt, dark-blue hair that she keeps short and dark-green eyes. She wears tattered purple robes with a dark-red scarf wrapped around her neck. Even though many of her features would be described as desirable, her caring more for her studies rather than her appearance
So something I noticed while restarting at the branch of fate was that it automatically defaults to your most recent save file as for where the cursor is. I instantly overwrote my Conquest save and, while I had a backup from a few six chapters back, it's still kind of annoying. I always save in the third slot so as to not overwrite saves, and I still got fucked. I admit, it is slightly my fault for not paying more attention, but it still doesn't make sense for the save prompt after character creation to default to your most recent save file.
At least for those of us who paid for two day shipping or have prime, two more days until a lot of us get to play Fates except Europeans. I just used that Prime free trial and ended up saving like, 17 dollars per game due to free shipping and the 20% discount. Wasn't bad.
Now, I'm more than capable of taking out almost anything in high rank without much struggle. The last thing I can think of that actually gave me a struggle was the caravan Pink Rathian, and that's just because I didn't know what to expect. But Gore. Fuckin' Gore, man. I can read him perfectly, but even one slip basically costs a cart. There's monsters like Black Gravios where, if you get lasered, you're fucked, but you still have a chance to recover. For Gore, if you get hit once, you need to start running away and praying. I'm grinding for feelers, which means I'm a bit more open than I normally am since I'm aiming primarily for the head whenever Gore is frenzied, but still, the high rank G
And god damn, he's insane. I've only just started the game, and he's overpowered as hell with just a few sklls. Using that TP Combo one, the stacked charge skill, and a few others makes it so he rarely ever uses more TP than he gains in a combo and can pull off charged attacks endlessly. Does he get worse as the game goes on like Jade, or does he remain a powerhouse all throughout?
I don't have a PS3 that's hackable, nor am I very interested in spending 200 dollars to get one for a single game, so my only real option to play Vesperia PS3 is the translation guide. Now, I'm definitely expecting it to be a pain in the ass, especially with skits, skills and artes, but would I be better off just keeping my incoming copy of Vesperia PS3 as a collectors item and replaying the 360 version until I can get a hackable PS3?
This is probably a question that will be answered with "Yeah, of course," but just hear me out here. SnS is basically the support class of all the weapons in the game, beating out even HH in its usefulness to other players. It doesn't do much damage, but can wipe the floor with elements and throw out lifepowders and bombs like it's no one's business. Even further, the SnS combines the Switch Axe's evade potential and the Lance's guard potential to form a weapon class that can avoid damage much better than any of the other classes. With all of this in mind, not having much damage really isn't that big of a deal.
However, if you're playing solo, wouldn't that lack of damage really screw you o
After Ground Zeroes, I was expecting Skull Face to be a large, lingering presence in the game, and have quite a few appearances both in-game and behind the scenes. However, it seems that most of his behind the scenes actions are Miller claiming that everything bad in the world is caused by Cipher, and Skull Face appears in maybe 5 out of 31 missions, maximum. With the lack of boss fights in TPP, couldn't they have also added him in as a boss fight instead of having him die in such a pathetic manner? It's just that Skull Face was such a cool character, it's a shame Kojima didn't use him to his full potential.