u/rustyplasticcross

I finished the admiral route with the normal ending. I swapped to the church route and I'm going for the perfect ending. I played up to the arena, but my cursed wheel is empty now.

Do I really have to redo all the side quests, and then redo them a third time with the princess route?

Also another question, do I need to save Bonnie and Clyde for the perfect ending? I already got the best ending for them on my first playthrough.

I've never engaged with the gacha mechanics of the game, so I don't know anything about how it works, other than the fact I need 18.2k to guarantee a character.

I'm getting near the end of abyss 2, and my party is pretty generic (Chloe, Alex, Marianne, Yeka, Debra). I'm worried the future content might be too hard with this kind of a party, since I heard that there is a severe difficulty spike after abyss 2.

I got Iroha as a free character, Should I pull for another character from the event or wait for a different banner?

Hints

Hint 1: >!You have an option to be a dick or not. Choosing to be one has DIRE consequences.!<

I can't hit them with anyone except my thief, even tho Bonnie didn't buff her evade, I buffed my accuracy, and even debuffed her evade. Clyde can one shot any of my guys with his melee skill even through defending.

I am level 36 and have Chloe, Me, Alex, Marianne, Yekatarina, Debra.

Am I just too low level to fight them both? If my fully buffed fighters can't hit debuffed Bonnie, then I have no idea how do I actually do this

I got stuck on QoH and KoD for about an hour each. I made what I felt like was the best decks I could with what I had, but my guys kept rolling the lowest amounts possible.

Is it normal to replay the fight for a long time even if you have a decent deck or is it my fault for not having as good of a deck as I thought?

So far every time I got to a new fight, I'd have to manually save a deck I want to use, then unequip all cards, then remember all the passives I want to use, then slowly move all that to another armor.

There has to be a faster way I haven't noticed. It's taking me literally half an hour between fights just to reorder all of that.

I played as a kinetic knight in the first game, and it was a miserable experience. For the majority of the game the MC felt like a dead weight ai had to drag around with me.

Are there any really bad or hard to play classes I should avoid.

I'm on day 35 and I don't know what I should be striving for anymore. I built Kerfur-0, I fully upgraded the signal station and I built a large bitcoin farm. I don't know what I should be doing anymore.

I've seen there are some special events that can happen, like bad sun, evil signal, evil kerfur boss, but I haven't seen any of them.

I don't really like the idea of randomly running around the map looking for unmarked secrets, or just waiting for new events to trigger.

Hint 1 >! You have to think outside the box to see everything this game has to show !<

Hint 2 >! The game is a sequel that takes place in a different timeline than the first game. Don't worry tho, the first game's story also takes place across multiple timelines !<

Hint 3 >!The game is a puzzle game!<

I'm using a dex build. I'm looking at all the weapons I can transmutate, and all of them suck compared to the one I already have.

My War Scythe VI deals about 83 damage. A level V Gravedigger deals only 43 damage, and a level VI Headsman's Voulge deals 80, which is still less than the War Scythe I got at the start of the game.

Why do the high tier weapons deal so much less damage? I have 33 dex and 19 str, is that too little?

I got to a point shortly after getting the air dash ability. The last area I remember, I had to go to the right and use the dash to traverse through a few towers and climb down to an area with a strong unicorn-like enemy.

After that I fast travelled away and took a long break from the game, and now I can't remember where that place was. Please help.

The plot of the game was that you are in a cloning facility. A monster broke out, and in order to escape you control a clone to do the tasks needed to escape.

The camera was a mix of 1st person and old RE styled fixed camera angles. You played as a person in a security office who was looking at a PC, and your view was 1st person. On the screen you saw and controlled the clone from a RE styled fixed camera angle.

The gameplay was standard RE survival horror. You looked for key items and had clunky combat. The unique feature was that you had a limited number of lives. There were only a couple of clones in the facility, and if one died, you took control of a different one and had to find the old one's corpse to retrieve its items.

The game ends by you restoring power to an escape elevator and trying to get as many clones inside of it as possible. I think Markiplier and 8 Bit Ryan played the game.