RingoGaSuki on 29 July 2019
| irstupid said: Love this game. Dont' know how many hours. Probably like 10. Just finished I believe the 3rd month? Each main story battle is the end of a month, and I think i've done 3 things, so sounds about right. BTW, question for those who are further in game. What is best way to 'meta' lets say. Like right now whenever a weekend comes around I basically always "explore". Noticed though that no new dialogues from characters each explore, they just each new month. Though exploring you do get to raise motivation for a enough characters to utilize them the best in lessons. I noticed when going to a battle at end of month that there were two "smaller battles" i could have done throughout the month, but iddn't. THen felt underleveled. Like lvl 4 guys fighting lvl 6 enemies. I still won. (Hard doens't seem that hard, imo. the free lunatic update will be nice). When exploring you get to replant plants and fish, which are nice items grabbers for no ability cost. Then there is the seminar where you get a professor to teach people. You get skill experience as well as all those gain motivation, so tahts nice too. Shoudl i do like one of each, each month? Explore on days that have extra stuff listed? Seminar when the most students attend one? Battle when the others look like nothing special? What are you guys' strats for month at school? |
My strategy for the first year was:
First week of the month - Explore
Second- Battle
Third- Explore
I've been trying to recruit a lot of characters so having two weeks to interact/raise professor level is necessary imo. Once you raise professor level enough (it could also just be a story progress thing, I don't know which) you can do more than one battle at a time in one week, which means that you can do your missions/paralogues.levelling in one week of the month and there's no need for another week of battles (unless you want to rush to complete all paralogues ASAP)
The seminar is pretty useless imo, you're better off doing Explore and then raising your own points that way. Students take care of themselves during the teaching weeks.
