Dragon Formation Person

Fighters are no good.

I thought their attitude was actually bad, but I’m grateful for their help as a source of inspiration.

It’s sturdy, so you can differentiate between a ninja, and it’s fine to accommodate both.

But is it really okay from a system perspective to only have aptitude in body techniques?

I think everyone picks up abilities as long as they are not restrained.

It seems that high physical strength doesn’t matter in high difficulty, yet it surprisingly holds up, so instead of a ninja, I put this in for romancing.

Before the ninja joins, shine in all the martial arts, The Dragon…

>>14

The only technique that flashes is the Raiger’s Killing and Destruction Breaking Evil Method…

Choose between resigning in disgrace or eloping; pick whatever you prefer.

Once you get used to it, wouldn’t you go to Yauda via Step after pacifying Cumberland before suppressing South Valenne?

If you take the dragon formation, it’s unnecessary.

>>18

I also have knowledge of offensive techniques.

I managed to do something about Cumberland with this guy, but from Thomas’s perspective, he might be too strong and nice.

The evaluation has improved, but it still hasn’t changed that it’s more advantageous to ruin someone’s face.

>>21

I think the advantages have diminished since the supply of gold has changed.

I thought that a martial art that moves as intensely as a quadrable looks better with a brawny man.

The “Haja” technique is not something that even ninjas are particularly skilled at, and it seems to be a technique that strays from the system of body techniques, more like something that spear users would come up with.

The downside is that the dragon’s hole is noisy during battle.

I couldn’t let them shine at all.

Finally reached the level where I’ve started using martial arts after the ninja joined in the final phase.

I’m glad there was a scene at the ending where you’re protecting your disciple.

The Dragon is strong and wise, as Lord Thomas said.

Because the fighting itself is strong, there are aspects where the difference from ninjas doesn’t feel that significant.

Among the class that started with Super Famicom, it was one that received proper support.

What is the strangeness of Vader’s status?

>>30

It’s slow, and I guess it’s taking from the model.

Kidan is strong.

The formation and abilities are excellent.

The fighter itself is somewhat average.

Did you see that?!

I’m sorry for making you fight for hundreds of years, The Dragon.

Don’t go Goblin, when I play with Cat joining, the cat learns most of the fighting skills and the team really suffers…

Don’t cry, okay?

>>38

If you don’t aim for the jump skip, it won’t matter much since there’s a jump point right in front of you, and joining will just be delayed and so on.

If you crush someone’s face, you gain an extra jump point, which increases the faction level, so it’s beneficial.

>>38

If it’s for the formation, then you need to make the emperor somewhere, so it’s fine to sacrifice some members.

Don’t crush them when they say they don’t want to be an emperor and just want abilities.

Ignoring the goblin’s hole is quite a rare play, isn’t it!?

>>39

I hardly ever go in circles.

Leave it for event point adjustments.

Goblin’s Den

The fighter has gotten stronger, but in the end, ninjas are even stronger.

I think the dragon formation is really strong.

It’s easier if you can roughly brainstorm at the beginning.

If you suddenly adopt hand-to-hand combat around the armed merchant fleet, inspiration will be too disruptive.

Since you were able to flash the machine gun jab from the beginning, it was incredibly reliable.

Even if they became the court magician of our successive emperors or a armed merchant fleet, they were always doing machine gun jabs.

In the second week, I activated a volcanic eruption for the first time and obtained the dark arts, but I forgot to make it an emperor while my men were still crushed.

I hate it because I couldn’t get the university trophy!

If you mess with someone’s pride, the hassle of dealing with the emperor gacha will outweigh it!

The original level is easy enough for anyone to clear, and afterwards it becomes a Will Guard game, so in the end, it doesn’t matter who you use.

Thanks to the abdication, we can quickly prepare for the fighter emperor.

If you make a solid build, the axe fighter has a chance to shine.

Ninjas also seal away martial arts.

>>50

Isn’t it just that we’re not going to do actions that can’t activate the shield?

I realized that what is strong in the final emperor of the first round is not the martial artists but the techniques of body arts.

>>51

Don’t compare it to Valen’s lethal weapon.

Since my LP is high, I can push through even if I die a little, which suits my nature.

It’s not good for Ninja-chan to be sad when she loses.

When it comes to talking about efficiency, well…

The initial reliability is amazing.

While the level is low, the difference in speed of martial arts isn’t that significant, so having enough stamina is sufficient for the role of martial arts in the early stages.

I never thought I would rely so much on Missile Guard and Berserk in the remake.

>>55

I first felt how strong supportive techniques and skills can be in the remake.

I think it’s not surprising considering the immature mind of a kid back when I was doing the original work.

>>69

Rather, aside from a very small number of ridiculously strong support options, everything else has become useless…

>>73

Many people want about three times the number of continuation turns.

>>73

Things like the Adamantine Shield and Fairy Light… I was barely able to maintain my dignity with the dragon vein.

>>73

I haven’t used dragon veins or anything from the original work at all, so I don’t feel it!

>>55

Berserk has undergone significant changes in its technical specifications…

It seems like having fun when everyone is making a fuss to maintain their pride.

From now on, I’ve decided not to crush it.

Once the final emperor is released, even ninjas will pale in comparison with their physical techniques.

The final process, when perfected, results in a monster that can achieve maximum synergy just by equipping the blacksmith’s ability.

In the first round, I was shooting weak projectiles to test the resistance…

I was greatly helped by the dragon formation during the strategy until the mid-game.

Energy bullets are seriously strong…

I crushed my friends to fill the encyclopedia.

But isn’t it a hassle to go call for them every week after the second week?

Unlike in the past, there are enemies now…

The machine gun jab is too reliable.

>>68

With a machine gun jab and energy bullets, I generally like being able to exploit weaknesses, thanks to the wide gaps in melee combat.

For now, a projectile that can be fired by instinct.

The drawback is that it is a long-range technique, making it incompatible with being at the front of the dragon formation.

I like lines (dialogue).

“Die already!”

>>71

I really like victory lines too…

Nomad… I wanted to fight with you…

Well, I can fight, but maybe just a little bit of restraint…

There is no doubt that its strength at the beginning has significantly increased.

The dragon formation is convenient and appreciated…

I don’t hate it; it’s kind of high-energy.

It’s huge that Berserk can now be inherited normally.

Was my training not enough…? (Failed the exam)

I’m disappointed! I’m going back to my hometown!

>>82

I thought it was amazing that just by changing the lines, it became such a funny mob character.

>>82

I always ruin the lineup because I want to see this.

The status-raising type is too weak…

Since the position of the dragon array is no longer fixed at ① for the emperor, placing a quick one can serve as a substitute for Rapid Stream.

Too capable…

There are classes that are neither strong in formation nor abilities, but a martial artist who excels in both is truly impressive.

>>85

Did you talk about Nomad now?

>>85

Did you just speak ill of the drug dealer?

As long as I have machine gun jabs, energy blasts, and capoeira kicks, I won’t have any problems for now.

Moreover, it looks cool when used by a fighter.

On the contrary, there are some that have also weakened.

I clearly became a candidate to join the party…

Three turns of sustain is just too short, no matter what.

If I do it myself, I can only hit twice using one move, so it wouldn’t be worth it unless the power is about 1.5 times greater.

The Dragon Formation and Phoenix Dance are so strong that I have so many formations, yet I hardly remember using any of the others.

About the whirlwind.

>>93

I used the flying kunai.

>>93

In the first round, I missed both and defeated the Seven Heroes with Amazon Strike.

>>93

Flying Kunai and Charm Drive.

>>93

I used to find Imperial Arrow convenient and used it a lot.

The penalty for action speed is low.

>>93

I was able to retrieve the dancer early, and since there were no negative modifiers, I used the Charmed Drive for quite a while.

Isn’t it too strong that you can nullify the Berserker’s equipment resistance?

>>95

Ultimately, you can also add rough charm resistance, so Rock Bouquet’s Temp 2 sometimes lands successfully.

>>95

Conversely, it can also be said that this would result in losing one ability slot or accessory slot.

Still extremely strong, huh…

>>104

The mental resistance accessory is strong, to begin with.

Oh no, I forgot to take off my magic stone and fell asleep…

>>95

The original even pierced through the armor’s resistance.

Not being able to penetrate resistance in Re:Battery Saga is significant.

In the end, it came down to a choice between Ryuujin and Houtenbu.

>>96

In the past, you only used things like Hōtenbu, Amazon Strike, or Move Fence, right?

I used the Flying Kunai a lot.

The formation didn’t seem to have many options in the original either…

Noma-ko often gets called terrible and awful, but…

The quick turn of the light infantry female seems useful, but it’s actually a troubling ability…

>>106

30% is too much of a fluctuation, but saying it’s certain would be too strong.

>>106

Isn’t it better compared to HPBP +10%?

>>113

Ultimately, in high-difficulty HP, stamina matters, so having it is much better than not having it at all.

BP… you just shake your boobs.

>>113

Since I can use bugs to play around, it’s still comparatively better in the end.

There are people who increased their HP up to 9 digits using that bug…

>>113

That has a proper purpose, but because the fixed ability cannot be removed, it actually mixes in an uncertain element into the order of actions, making it really difficult to handle, which is a downside.

I’ve been using Imperial Arrow for a long time.

Without this, I wouldn’t have been able to clear it…

It seems that they aren’t trying too hard to maintain balance in classes, equipment, or formations.

It seems that when I wanted to save face, I acted quite arrogantly even towards the emperor, but after maintaining my pride, I became quite respectful; looking back at it now, I feel that you all also had it tough.

Well, there’s no reason for me to take that into consideration, so I’ll just ruin your face…

In the second round, it was either the Dragon God or Lightning until the end.

Light infantry-chan usually just attacks with firepower techniques, and when it’s her turn to act at the front, she spreads debuffs with a baton.

I like watching ultra-fast dashes while keeping up appearances.

>>118

If there are enemies left along the way and you engage in battle, make sure to clean up properly! Being irritated about it is part of the deal.

When you strip someone naked during execution, it inflicts huge damage and makes you realize the value of equipment.

The first move’s priority hunter ability is almost a superior version.

The light infantry woman looks strong…

>>122

Unfortunately, everyone is like that, so it becomes a strength…

>>122

My intuition is also excellent.

Most of them are much more useful than men as long as they are wielding swords or daggers.

>>122

It’s fine because it doesn’t feel out of place even for an emperor.

>>133

The members of the empire are all inclined towards nobility, so it’s impressive that there’s no sense of discomfort with anyone.

Ah, the Henry genus seems a bit suspicious…

>>138

You look like you’re about to sink into the sea.

The dragon formation is really strong against bosses that can be stunned.

The truly pitiful ones are the men who aren’t even mentioned in conversations.

>>125

Since there are few classes proficient with axes, I’ll manage somehow there.

>>129

Actually, I used it a bit because of the relationship with my spark ability.

It’s fine to prioritize appearance as it’s still manageable to some extent.

Nomao is handsome, so he was occasionally recruited by the emperor.

Whether they are strong or weak, I gather my preferred breasts, you know…

>>131

First, it’s the ama, right?

>>135

Next is the Saigo clan, right?

Unless you suddenly go to catch a ninja or engage in some perverted play, fighters will be relying on combat techniques for a long time, right?

Nomako is often hired based on looks, right?

Light infantry (male and female) ultimately has to rely on the early stages.

It is much better because it is used there.

Stop the cliffs of Toba.

I can’t shake the feeling that the value of the dragon formation has increased too much and is slightly being overshadowed.

Both men and women, as well as those in the oddball category, all have outstanding appearances.

Look at this thief guy who seems to be swinging a keyblade.

>>141

When you recruit for ability gathering, it’s surprising how much the visuals resemble the main character, right?

Even if I think about choosing based on appearance, I can’t decide without about a 10-person party…

Choosing based on appearance made my strength die.

The fighter who came to rescue the imprisoned Toma-kun is seriously like a masked hero…

In the next 100 years, martial arts will become popular in Cumberland.

>>149

Cute Toma-kun becomes a muscular wrestler that surpasses his brother…

If you choose based on appearance, you only end up with cute things and oddities.

If I can make the same character emperor infinitely, I want to unify all regions with Hase…

I’m glad you were able to restore your pride after much struggle.

Only for fighting.

>>153

Die already!

>>153

💡Murder Sword

There’s no benefit to ruining someone’s face, but if they prepare so nicely for it… you know?

Henry became somewhat of a topic of conversation because of his bow character, so that’s something.

The benefits of crushing are really just a tiny amount of funds and getting into the Pokedex, you know…

>>158

You receive one era jump point, which is equivalent to about 10 victories in battle when converted to faction level increase.

Well, back when we were working on the gemstone mines and dragon holes, we were the most short on money for things like bridges and university development…

>>159

However, since the amount of funds coming in is minimal, it might actually be better to quickly get the thread image in and move forward aggressively.

Please, don’t treat me like a bow character.

Kujinshi pleaded.

>>160

The bow is good!

>>160

If you were an archer character, you would become quite strong in a tactical sense among the Seven Heroes.

So hold the bow quietly.

>>160

At the beginning, it felt strong, but I can only use basic techniques like rolling shots and sweeping attacks.

Henry’s ability is really great!

For a moment, I couldn’t match the name with the person, so I Googled it.

>>161

Will Knight’s father

>>163

Since they have the same original source, there is also William among the mercenaries.

>>166

And since Charles and Philip are here, the male characters from SaGa Frontier 2 are packed in.

Don’t crush it! Absolutely don’t crush it! I mean it!

When they get serious, Kujinshi only uses long-range techniques.

It’s often said that bows are strong, but depending on the playstyle, axes can also have long periods of weakness…

Prone to accumulating insights.

>>172

Unlike other development weapons, there is no intermediate level, and it is concentrated on strong weapon ruins.

>>172

Axe skills have relatively low power level requirements for Nabula and Sky Drive, so once you reach a certain point, they can transform dramatically.

>>185

I pulled the Destroyer in one go, so I was dominating with destruction all the way until the end.

It seems that a hybrid of techniques and archery would probably be stronger than just imitating a swordsman.

Romancing SaGa: Seven Heroes Battle

I think the best thing about the character in the thread is that even without weapon upgrades, they can still take down enemies consistently, unless we’re talking about going to recruit them quickly like a ninja.

In every phase except the final one, Baste was talking a lot, so I couldn’t remove either of Ryohei’s abilities.

I like how “dragon’s hole” and “dragon’s pit” have inconsistent notation in the official documents.

I cleared the first playthrough without knowing anything.

I was playing in a way that wasted potential because I had hardly explored great swords and martial arts even up to the hidden dungeon, haha!

>>180

You’re enjoying it in the best way possible.

>>180

I was surprised that Juubei suddenly came up with so many techniques I didn’t know when I made him my ally.

I bought it on sale and cleared it, but.

My name is Dantarg! The reason I laughed is probably because of this place.

>>182

A cunning and unruly troublemaker, the disliked Kujinshi.

They teach you how to deal with gelatinous matter, they’re reliable in battles, and they are such a good person that it feels regrettable to let them down.

>>183

It’s kind of cute to be a bit full of yourself…

I remember being surprised that since the thread image learned the machine gun jab, it dealt about twice the damage of other ones.

Wagnas!

I have somehow become the strongest axe user!

>>188

When it comes to the Phantom Warrior Law, it’s definitely the axe, right?

He gives proper advice and will serve for generations if I maintain my reputation, yet he is such a handsome guy.

>>189

When you think about it, the rewards from that route are just too great…

>>189

Even without maintaining it, they casually put their name forward for the Imperial succession battle, and the Emperor says they will serve thereafter.

They also give you a rubber sole.

I heard it would be better to crush it, so I went ahead and crushed it! I also heard a story here about how a completely new candidate stopped showing up as an emperor candidate after that…

>>197

It’s better not to crush new ones, right?

If you’ve played the original, to be honest, either one is practically the same.

>>197

Even if you ruin your face, you’ll start to get results if you take a break for a jump, so maybe it’s just bad luck, isn’t it?

In Romancing SaGa 2, there are rules for selecting imperial candidates, so depending on the class, it’s possible that they might not appear at all, but that’s not the case in Romancing SaGa.

The body techniques are incredibly powerful and strong in the first round.

From the second round onward, you don’t feel the same level of strength as in the first round, and it’s a good balance that ultimately makes you stop using the shield since it’s unusable.

>>199

The same goes for martial artists.

>>199

I was using it quite a bit on my second playthrough, though.

I’m sorry! I’ll make you the emperor, so please forgive me!

Even though it’s the second week, I’m still quite slow at learning the butt slam…

The fighters in the first week are really strong, so those who can establish that foundation are exceptionally excellent fighters.

From the second week onward, it will prioritize one-handed weapons, but the balance will change quite a bit for other things too.