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Topic	Playing Tales of Berseria progressive spoilers
Kaiganeer 05/23/20 5:12:07 AM #27:	slmcknett posted... Got to Reneed Village and declared that to be my favorite town thus far, but now I've gotten to Yseult City and I take it back -- this place is much cooler. I love this place. On another note, is there any point to actually cooking stuff? I've only made a dish for the cooking tutorial, and then never again. I'm only playing on Normal Mode, so I've never really come across any trouble that I would really need food buffs to help me out. the really good recipes come later on (more exp/gald/whatever), but the recovery from cooking cuts down having to go back and forth to menus in order to heal. the difficulty system in tales games is great since it actually gives you tangible rewards for playing on higher difficulties rather than just making the game harder, so i would recommend raising the difficulty up to hard at least. combat is a solid 60-70% of those games and personally i couldn't play them if it was just mash buttons -> win encounter thousands of times <cite>Kaiganeer posted [p:939583640] in Playing Ta... [t:78706710]...</cite> <quote>slmcknett posted... </cite> <quote>Got to Reneed Village and declared that to be my favorite town thus far, but now I've gotten to Yseult City and I take it back -- this place is much cooler. I love this place. On another note, is there any point to actually cooking stuff? I've only made a dish for the cooking tutorial, and then never again. I'm only playing on Normal Mode, so I've never really come across any trouble that I would really need food buffs to help me out.</quote>the really good recipes come later on (more exp/gald/whatever), but the recovery from cooking cuts down having to go back and forth to menus in order to heal. the difficulty system in tales games is great since it actually gives you tangible rewards for playing on higher difficulties rather than just making the game harder, so i would recommend raising the difficulty up to hard at least. combat is a solid 60-70% of those games and personally i couldn't play them if it was just mash buttons -> win encounter thousands of times </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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