There are 3 gauges, and you can use EX skill when there is at least one gauge filled. EX skill is more powerful than usual attack. EX:ĮX skill can only be used when the EX gauge is filled. This is an effective crowd-control skill, and as usual, different characters will have different flying attack, and some character are better than another. The character you are controlling will dash towards the enemies and dealing damage to them. Lastly, Flying Attack can be performed by tapping X button (Xbox Controller) while on air (jump). Different characters will have different power attack, and some character are better than another. After one second or so, the character you are controlling will perform a powerful charged attack that hit nearby enemies. Power Attack can be performed by holding down the X button (Xbox Controller). Different characters will have different range skill, and some character are better than another in range skill. To perform range attack effectively, it is recommended to Lock-On to the enemy first. The character you are controlling will perform an attack that enable you to hit enemy from afar. Range Attack can be performed by just tapping on the X button (Xbox Controller). With mana, there are 3 different type of attacks you are able to perform. Mana gauge will recharge quickly if you are not using skills that require mana. There is also an additional Light element, where it is strong against all but Shadow. Shadow character are both strong and weak against Shadow element. Striking the enemy’s weakness will deal more damage to them. Elemental Weakness:Įach character and enemies will have their own elemental strength and weakness. Other than the usual HP gauge (Purple gauge around the character portrait), there is the mana gauge (green gauge), EX gauge (3 circular icons with E labelled), X-Strike gauge (2 Lightning icons), and X-Drive gauge (gauge labelled X-Drive with %). I find that there are too many different gauge in this game, making it hard to master the control easily. You are able to bring up to 3 characters to your party, and can only control one of them at any point in time. Rather than being a JPRG, it is an action game.īattles generally look like this. The only notable difference between this game and Trails of Cold Steel is the combat.

But Falcom is definitely not trying to hide it, as they purposely made a few easter eggs for fans, such as outright promoting Trail of Cold Steel…Īnd having the Student Council President in Trails of Cold Steel reappear in this game as the teacher. I did that for Zwei Ilward Insurrection, the gambling mini games in other trails games and it works here too.My first impression of this game is how similar the whole game is to Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steelīut it is understandable since they are made by the same company, and thus uses the same game engine. The dungeons seem to give a really good amount of money though just like you said.įor the gacha machine I just save and load. Being able to buy everything after is also a plus. I just asked because even if it is by little, I like to make a quick buck without grinding. Yeah I am using the lottery and it seems like a good way of making money. Originally posted by Shunsatsu:Yes, there is a tofu recipe for Kou, but you don't really earn a lot from it. Oh and, depending on your luck, you might have to spend quite a bit on the gacha items, which is Tokyo Xanadu's version of the collection set items from Trails. (Although usually when a new set of equipment appears in the shop, I only bought one set of it instead of buying one set for everyone in the party, so that probably helped a lot too)

I didn't use the tofu trick, just managing my money and spending on necessary items and equipments let me conserve quite a lot of money to spend on endgame gear. You should have quite an excess of money early-game until late to endgame when stuff starts to jump in prices quickly. There was initially an exploit on the Vita version that allowed you to buy and then combine elements before selling them for a huge profit but it got patched out, so you can't do that anymore.Īnd if I still remember correctly, the grandpa gives you money as well for increasing your virtue stat. You should usually profit from the lottery. Might be better to equip elements that increase gem drops for dungeons and PLAY THE LOTTERY every single time (I got 1st prize on my first try so I could splurge on good equipments at the start of the game).

Yes, there is a tofu recipe for Kou, but you don't really earn a lot from it.

Tokyo xanadu recipe locations