Dragon Fogel
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Re: 2016 Year of RPG Compilation : Perfect Cherry Blossom : Entrance (+2)
So I tried taking the above suggestion and I'm still having trouble.
Managing health is the main issue. I tried getting an early kill on the brain in 1N by opening the greckle door before getting any multipliers. This saves a lot of HP on that screen, but I end up taking several potions to do it so I'm losing out on potential HP from getting them later. I'm not sure which approach is better.
This problem gets worse if I try to get the petal in the Entrance behind a greckle door early. (Not as my first multiplier, that's possible but definitely uses up too many potions. I take a few multipliers to improve my HP, but I still open that door before it costs 20 greckles.) I think in my current attempt, I managed to do that and get a large potion after reaching multiplier 3. But then I feel stuck.
I have a save with multiplier 3 where I haven't taken the gems in 1N1E. Not sure if I'm better off grabbing the attack now or waiting for a higher multiplier. I can kill a lot of eyes if I get the attack, which lets me open a couple of greckle doors before boosting multiplier. But I'm unsure of how much that helps me.
Mostly, the complexity is high enough that I have a hard time feeling confident in any step. If I take a petal, I might not be able to get a useful item behind a greckle gate for a while. If I take stats, I might make a fight cheaper immediately, but then come up short on a later one. If I take a potion, I may be able to squeeze out a couple of fights for key resources, but I might want more HP later. If I fight something for greckles, I take damage but maybe I want to spend the greckles now to get something more helpful.
In general, the approach I'm leaning towards is "fight strategically for greckles, take HP and multipliers only when necessary until greckle doors are open, take stats when multipliers are good". However, I'm not entirely sure when the multipliers are good, so I tend to hit choice paralysis easily. And I'm not even sure how viable this overall approach is.
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