| Lonely_Dolphin said: I'm a purist so won't use new game+ once lunatic mode drops. More fun for me to start from 0 and build myself back up again. Plus that would make the game easier with your units gaining weapon ranks faster. On my first run, despite using just 14 units, only 3 of my units reached S rank in anything and that wasn't until the very end of the game. I've seen other people using ng+ with multiple units at S/S+ rank quite a few chapters earlier. I suppose this means I'll never actually see S+, but eh, it just gives weaponfaire skills which most Advanced/Master classes have by default anyway. (A)
I did also but the only damage nullification I can recall was for magic. I was playing Golden Deer so maybe it's different for other paths. I can say with certainty though that yes you can use gambits without risk, because once all it's shields are destroyed it'll be unable to move the following turn if you don't just kill it right then and there. Outside of the rare magic damage nullification, gambits always deal damage. Pretty sure that's not true, the position of it's shields don't change when you attack, the way it's facing doesn't matter. I gotta say I do like they way monsters are in this game, effectively being minibosses than regular enemies like in previous games. Before I encountered them I felt gambits were just a cheap gimmick for cheese killing bosses, and they still are for that lolz, but against monsters and their shields there's a nice bit of depth there. To effectively kill them (destroying all shields to get forging material) I gotta stop and think carefully about my positioning and order of attack especially when fighting multiples at once. I also like that they give reason to have users of all weapon types on your team as they commonly have a weakness to one of them. Spoiler!
So you can imagine my disappointment when the final boss wasn't a monster like I 100% expected it to be. Dx
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A) I'm not sure what being a purist has to do with new game+, it's literally just an in-built part of the game, not even DLC. If you want to still play from the ground up for the clean start, or because you want to keep reminding eveyone how good you apparently are at strategy that's your own choice, but I don't see why you have to be limited to either/or.
B)
I'm not sure if it's meant to be the 'true route' or whatever, but the way the game's designed they might've expected people to play that one last, so there you go.
