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The demo for “Yumia’s Atelier” is here!

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Are you with the five companions from the beginning?

I wonder if this will become a story from the past.

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Finish the download quickly!!!

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If you can’t find the demo on PS, you can access the store from your PC, add it to your library, and then download it on PS!

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When I jumped, the area was small, but I could see the inside normally.

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The PS and Switch are here, and the PC is supposed to be at 10 o’clock.

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This kid can normally do a triple jump and stuff.

Maybe it’s because it looks like alchemical shoes.

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There may be a trial version, but it’s perfect to start the game, quickly get into the tutorial, fight, and then jump straight into exploration.

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>>8

Since it’s a data transfer, it is assumed that the retail version will be the same.

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As always, the background music is too good.

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It was nice to be able to cancel actions with guard and evade at any time in Musou Origin.

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>>11

This is important, isn’t it?

In Tales of Arise, I was really stressed because I couldn’t cancel my attacks.

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I thought it would be from the afternoon because it’s a trial version…

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I’m downloading it now, but I can’t stay awake, so I’ll do it tomorrow…

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It’s more like an open world with a wide range of action.

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Aren’t there many things you can do in the field?

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The movement is so light that I end up doing wall kicks for no reason.

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It’s interesting how R2 becomes rigid like a trigger when shooting while holding L2.

I can set it up like this.

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>>17

Using returnal or adaptive triggers makes shooting games interesting.

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It’s strange… even though it’s an atelier, the combat is enjoyable…

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I’m not good at jigsaw puzzles.

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If I advance my alchemy, will I be able to blow them away without even needing to perform a perfect guard?

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It’s comfortable to seamlessly encounter and return to the field after winning…

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Kicking open a treasure chest, what a troublesome child.

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Even when I set the font size to the maximum, it’s still small…!

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The fact that encounter battles were tedious in a way was part of the charm of the Atelier series, but times have changed.

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Huge…

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Can normal just be handled with evasive maneuvers?

It’s probably not that hardcore of an action.

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The title of the woman who solves everything with her lower body was not just for show.

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It’s impressive that you can guard no matter what you’re doing.

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It’s probably because it’s a tutorial, but I laughed at Yumia being at level 45 from the start.

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I’m weak against sudden starts from the last dungeon and tutorials!

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Small or big.

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I started on NORMAL to progress smoothly, but after a few matches, I changed the difficulty to HARD.

I will make the most of this game.

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Of course, I’ll do it on Very Hard.

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There is a big difference between the PS5 and Switch, but does it work properly on the Switch?

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>>35

By the way, Ryza 3 also runs on the Switch.

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I like games where I can jump properly and save time when I press the jump button while climbing a ladder.

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I wonder what all the fuss was about since I could see the panties normally.

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There are many places where you can collect (resources).

I was picking things up while walking and ended up going in the opposite direction of my destination.

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It seems like there are infinite combos using guard and evasion cancels that can be used in games like Tales.

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This is no longer Tales! But then I found out it’s collaborating with Tales!

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I thought I could move freely, but I ended up facing discrimination right from the start, and it didn’t work out.

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You’ve got an amazing basket right from the start.

Does this hold about 500?

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Whether good or bad, it’s been finished in the Reiwa style of RPG.

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I wonder what time the Steam trial version will be available.

Is it around 2 PM as usual?

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>>47

It’s 5 o’clock, so go to sleep quickly.

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Honestly, I don’t care about pants.

Having a big butt is great.

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The butt is so big… I’m playing according to the penis, but it’s fun.

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The breasts are modest.

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The strength of the Switch lies in its portability.

It’s perfect for when you’re bored during the night shift.

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>>51

Anonymous-kun?

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It’s a trivial matter, but if you take a normal screenshot, the Koei Tecmo logo will appear in the bottom left, but if you record the screen and then take a screenshot of that recording, you can do it without the Koei Tecmo logo.

It's a trivial matter, but if you take a normal screenshot, the Koei Tecmo logo will appear in the bottom left, but if you record the screen and then take a screenshot of that recording, you can do it without the Koei Tecmo logo.

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Sniping is fun.

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Flamy’s voice is probably the same as our water heater…

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I was thinking it might be tough for the Switch, but is it working?

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>>56

I don’t know what it means to move, but I can’t tell if it’s running at 60fps or anything like that.

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>>56

I think this kind of thing will work because it’s been modeled and optimized for the Switch.

The graphics will likely deteriorate significantly.

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Does your breasts shake?

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Can you use the adaptive something feature of the PS5 controller on Steam?

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It’s interesting how the researchers have a gentle attitude, while almost all the survey team members have a tough attitude…

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The switch is still a bit choppy.

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>>62

After all, the PS5 has smoother breasts…

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When you enter photo mode by the wall, you get buried.

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When you enter photo mode by the wall, you get buried.

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>>66

Ah, this is… the one that allows you to go through walls…

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What is the picture quality like on PS5?

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>>67

Slippery

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If you’re worried about whether something moves or doesn’t, or about fps, isn’t the Switch the first thing to be excluded?

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>>68

If it’s not 60fps, I don’t really mind, but there is definitely a threshold.

Well, you can understand it if you try the demo version.

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I felt that seeing Liza with her breasts exposed on Steam was lacking in emotion, but I would still like to peek at her panties.

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I mean, the specs of the game consoles are completely different, so there’s no way they can operate the same.

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When choosing a Switch, it’s either because you want to play while lying down or because you only have a Switch.

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>>72

Isn’t the latter option the only choice since there is a way to play both PS and Steam while lying down?

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I can’t remember proper nouns…

If you keep doing it, you’ll get used to it.

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If you want to lie down, you can use the PS Portal now.

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It’s true, there’s a demo available on PS5 too.

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I’m currently playing on my Switch while lying down, but I don’t feel any stress in the operation.

Well, the quality is about what you’d expect on the Switch, so it’s probably lowered compared to the PS5 and such.

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It’s really better not to choose the low hard version in the Gusto game.

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>>79

Memories of going crazy with Phyllis come back to me.

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I was thrown into a huge map suddenly, like an enemy with a voice like Tsudaken.

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It seems that the Switch lowers the model’s quality specifically, so it shouldn’t lead to a lack of optimization.

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Suddenly, discrimination against alchemists?

It seems like a survey team.

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Well, it’s unlikely that someone would choose the Switch when they have multiple platforms.

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I’m grateful that there are ways to play while lying down even without a switch now.

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It depends on the item, but the Switch version often has noticeably lower graphics quality.

I only carry it around! That’s one thing, but…

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With the PS5 Pro, it feels completely easy in terms of quality.

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It’s fine if the graphics are bad, but the loading times are probably really terrible each time.

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Alchemy isn’t just about putting items into a big cauldron and boiling them.

Stylish.

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Quest update

Heading to the studio.

Understood! Field deployment! Gathering! Gathering! Combat!! Combat!!!

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Romancing SaGa 2 also had low preset settings on Switch, and I want to play otaku games on Steam with the highest settings.

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I became anxious whether I could keep up with the intense battles.

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There are some sound effects that I feel like I’ve heard in Final Fantasy, and it piques my interest.

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It’s a hassle to have an atelier on top of the mountain.

So that’s why I’m doing a three-step jump climb.

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Nice Mekakure

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I’m more curious about the situation than I thought.

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I feel a strong will that they absolutely will not let me take pictures of their pants.

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I want to captivate Victor-kun with big breasts and a big butt.

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I can make bullets anytime, but did I do something wrong?

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>>101

That smug face is cute.

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I haven’t finished Monster Hunter yet, but should I pause it and do this instead…?

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Is there a very hard mode from the very beginning this time?

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>>104

Before clearing, Lysa 2 became too easy due to the hard cap.

The limit has increased from Sophie 2.

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I hear it’s an open world, but how is the quality of the field?

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>>106

Compared to Liza 3, it’s quite fun to go to places that are visible.

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>>109

It feels like you’re really reliable.

I’m excited because I’m waiting for Steam.

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The PS5 version has a different price, so if the specs are the same…

I think that’s a problem in itself.

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Which is more erotic, PS5 or Switch?

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It’s fun how the pose changes every time I open the menu.

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Brown breasts are so big…

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Even if I have both, the Switch is more convenient, so I think I’ll play it there…

I really like mobile devices.

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>>113

If you compare them, they’ll definitely seem different, but for casual use, it shouldn’t be much of a problem, right?

Since the trial version is out, it’s best to try it.

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When I’m having a conversation, I can’t focus because I’m distracted by breasts and butts.

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It’s fine without pants, but is it better to aim a gun when I want to look up?

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Since you are an adult, you have a certain allure, don’t you, Yumia?

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Is this dash something that happens automatically while walking?

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>>118

It becomes an automatic dash, but you can also dash by pressing the stick down.

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>>123

That’s true! That helps a lot.

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>>118

It seems like you can run by pressing down the left stick?

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>>118

I’ll end up doing it manually.

The timing is a bit late.

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I’m playing the Atelier series for the first time, but every time I crouch, the camera shifts to a somewhat fetish-like angle.

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I would like to turn off the pose taken at the end of battles.

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>>120

The pose is cute, but the timing is a bit off.

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I laughed at the butt angle when opening the door with the switch.

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Yumia-san is incredibly acrobatic during battles and when leveling up…

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It’s a hassle to keep pressing the button every time I collect!

Oh, the button to talk to you is over there…

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I ignored the first quest and left the field, and now I don’t know how to get back!

I feel like I lose if I use fast travel.

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>>135

There’s a cliff! We can go down! A sandy beach! Where is this… I started to wonder.

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Victor bro has a pretty tough attitude, but I wonder when he’ll become a chubby, soft, gentle older brother.

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If I hit Puni, it feels like I’m bullying them…

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>>138

When I attacked the big squishy thing with the same feeling, I ended up on the verge of death…

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It seems that Gasuto-chan can do so much, even though there must be Koe Tecmo power behind it.

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It’s completely different and so much fun since the Violate studio!

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I wish this sibling duo would be immoral…

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It’s been since Sophie that I’ve done Atelier…

I bought DX but I haven’t been able to play Philis Ridisuu!

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Anonymous! This game’s housing is crazy.

Can be installed in the air.

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Early purchase benefits seem pretty good, don’t they?

I’m wondering whether to buy it after clearing Liza 3.

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It’s been since the Bully Relief Empire that I’ve played a gas game… or rather, I’m debuting in the Atelier, but while the neat and clean Bully Relief is nice, the Atelier is much more risqué and good…

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I ignored the mixing tutorial and went out into the field, so I have no healing!

Everyone will wander around at HP1!

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I am impressed that the speed of movement in tight spaces has become decent.

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Isn’t it tough to go to the atelier?

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What I was doing right before was also similar, but the exploration feels like Monster Hunter.

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For now, what to do in the trial version is to make the atelier light.

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If I’m anonymous, I should have taken a screenshot of my butt when crawling through the gap.

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>>157

I properly recorded both the front and back.

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The emperor was in a decent game where, in a way, you had to make an effort with the pants so they wouldn’t be visible…

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Is it really pure and modest when the one on all fours has a butt like that due to the bulging butt strap?

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There are no auto-attacks, so it’s different from Xenoblade.

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I need to take a closer look.

Then I would like you to take a look at it first. …What exactly alchemy is.

I need to take a closer look.

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I’m an idiot. I got lost in a place like an opening dungeon.

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Stop saying that Bully Rifts is some kind of perverted game.

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It’s funny to fake out the ones trying to stop with their staff during the standby motion.

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Is the combat interesting?

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>>165

I still don’t really understand, so try touching it yourself.

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>>165

A system that aims for perfect dodging.

So far it’s fun.

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I understood how to operate Yumia.

It’s Namcup, right?

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I got to alchemy for the first time, but this isn’t alchemy, is it?

It’s magic, right?

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The ritual that everyone does first.

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The ritual that everyone does first.

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I’m getting sleepy… I’ll finish it in the morning…

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It’s the person on the left side of that image.

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It’s surprisingly fun to roam around the field… I ended up staying up way too late.

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Well, I wonder how much will be filtered out through the mixing.

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Being grabbed by the mixin and thrown around, what a terrible experience, the thread image.

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I can’t really understand the mixing well within the limits of the trial version.

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The official video was really shaky from the end of the battle to the field movement, but how is the demo?

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Hey, there’s no gimmick to open the door, so I can’t move forward.

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>>180

Isn’t there something red glowing around?

There is something outside of the field of vision.

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>>180

Aren’t you mistaking the wall kick during the second jump and beyond for shooting?

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>>187

I don’t think it’s that kind of place since I can’t get through because of the iron bars.

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>>193

You were clearly showing off the red light shining through the iron bars!

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>>196

I found it…

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Let me pet the dog more.

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There are a lot of speech bubble marks at the base, but why does everyone refuse to talk to me?

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Numoitannu

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I think it’s mostly Hogwarts Legacy because you collect items and hit enemies while running.

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>>185

Conflingo!

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While scanning, I suddenly encountered a level 26 enemy, so it’s an open world.

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It’s a bit silly to pose every time I mix, but I like it.

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>>188

The first pose is cute and makes me laugh.

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Isn’t this child’s footwork bad?

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>>189

I wonder what’s inside? (Treasure chest kick)

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I want a scan bullet in reality too.

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>>190

There are probably things you want even further ahead.

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The investigation team only has worthless people.

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>>191

It’s only natural that Yumia, who goes against the teachings, is avoided…

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The initial tempo when starting the synthesis is bad… It’s quite bothersome to have this subtly poor tempo in an atelier where you synthesize multiple times…

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Generally, it can be solved with a gun.

I wish the materials would come flying from a distance.

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>>195

I will return to the forbidden land, the bird troop.

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It’s either the one that moves the lever or the one that snipes the switch.

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Is it possible that dodging while attacking with a proper roll is faster than just walking to avoid the enemy’s area attack…?

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What happened to the teachings?

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Aren’t you using forbidden alchemy?!

What happened to the teachings?

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Yumia is more childish than I expected.

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Absolutely, her mother must have been killed, given the level of discrimination.

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I thought it was cool, but this guy is actually cute.

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How does it work to open a treasure chest from afar with a gun and obtain its contents?

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There was a breast-shaking scene at the landing of the movie.

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It seems like the potion-making screen will be difficult to understand the mechanics of attribute granting.

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I am garbage.

I carelessly started a fight and ended up getting wiped out, and on top of that, I lost the materials I obtained from the treasure vault. What a waste.

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I kicked the treasure chest to open it, but it didn’t work.

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Everyone can fight from both close and far distances, so the combat scenes are aggressive…

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Isn’t my sister ridiculously cute?

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Did Gusto-chan really make this?

Technological innovation is occurring.

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>>218

The motion in the movie is really impressive and solid… it’s almost like it’s not even Gaston-chan.

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It’s being calculated.

Angle, etc.

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Damn! When I bend down, the camera position is fixed up and down.

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Cute! I love the expression!

Cute! I love the expression!

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I quickly took off the clothes and changed into lighter attire, but you have a nice body, big brother…

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Oh, there’s an amazing automatic text scroller!

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This protagonist, Riza, emphasizes her breasts even more…

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I don’t really understand this blend… I’m just looking at the breasts.

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Gusto-chan’s battle motion always seemed to skip frames.

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