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Have you done all the extra stages in those games?



He might. He has some...different thoughts



Certainly it is the usual strategy to employ. I need to learn to how do it right for that attack and Mamizou's Wild Carpet spell.

LET'S GO.


Gee, BiBi.
As a ninja, you are more suitable to use Suzume than me. Wild Carpet is that one with Mamizou's comrades charging at you like Charger in L4D2?

Maybe... I don't know what I've got going on yet this weekend.



No... I haven't, because there are certain spellcards that the Extra bosses use, that I can't get past.

Flandre - Maze of Love (costs me too much to get past it)
Ran - Ultimate Buddhist
Mokou - Fujiyama Volcano
Suwako - 2 bows, 2 claps, 1 bow
Mamizou - Fourth Duel
Raiko - Seventh Drum

Thats correct.



These have spell practice and should be the easiest to learn.

EDIT: Gave Mokou another roll. Haven't forgotten.

They aren't. Despite the number of practices I run against them, I just can't get past them.

Wiki says Transformation "Youkai World Gate of One Hundred Demons" instead of Wild Carpet.
That spellcard is the first to draw first blood in my case.

If you're not very confident in your grazing technique, spellcard is your only answer to deal with her. And in order for you to be able to use one in One Hundred Demons, you mustn't use any in any phase before it; that is assuming you only have one spellcard in your deck. Don't forget to change your altitude before using spellcard to avoid her 'familiars' cancelling your attack.

Aside from the one spellcard we're talking about, Mamizou isn't really strong, or exceptionally lethal, for a second-to-last-boss. That being said, you should be able to handle her eventually, sooner or sooner.

Practice more and "you should be able to handle them eventually, sooner or sooner."



I was using the TD name, thats the HM name. More or less the same spell. Your spell can be cancelled if you get hit at any point while its active.

You learn too fast, BiBiko.
And that's why you have to adjust your timing and change your altitude. If I recall correctly, there is more than enough time for you to deliver punishment to Mamizou while One Hundred Demons is in motion. Aside from using spellcard during the situation, you may also use your bullets if she is not within your reach and run along with it so you can execute a follow-up combo.


Also, a new spin-off game is set to be released soon. Here is the post from cuc:


I'm on Kasen or/and Kosuzu bandwagon.

These work I'm just not skilled enough to do it effectively against her yet. Speaking of lack of skill, I tried DDC-extra and realized I'm badly out of tune with danmaku. Need to deal with Mamizou first.

Too much HM here, i only soku, so come at me people if you want.

I think I saw you and Jen on Evo... but that was only for a few minutes... A quick match, or were you both practicing coincidentally at the same time?

And I'm the first to respond to Haru's challenge. However, it was still as hectic, as in laggy, as then.
Given the situation, it appears that Haru and I aren't fated to fight in the upcoming Soku tournament. That is, unless we both keep winning and able to meet in the finals.

You are rightfully right, it was another of our matrix style battle.

And as it alwais happened against me, Jenny combat style is almost flawless.
He have a nice response to every enemy move and that what make of him an hard opponent, but in turn he also can be pretty predictable at some chance.

Analysis breakdown time!
So, I am relatively predictable, huh. Thanks for the input, it's a nice food for thought. Gotta make it up for whatever I slack.
It's unfortunate that we never really had real quality fights to form an accurate enough analysis regarding the other's playstyle. But I think I still can tell the gist of yours as it's similar to mine, calculative aggressive. Raising own momentum to control the movement of your opponent, just the way I like it. However, I believe you still lack the ability to interrupt your opponent's rhythm.

In order to obtain the skill, I suggest you to fight against human opponents more. Alternatively, you could bully lunatic A.I instead.

I thought there was a bug that makes an Easy AI harder than the Lunatic AI?

I never really played in Easy, so I cannot tell such thing exists.Still, you gotta rock the beard while the iron is hot; lunatic is the best fighting partner you can ever have aside from human opponent, at least from my view.

That's quite the ironic saying, because I am rocking a beard, like this fellow here:


But, despite not knowing about the bug... Playing Arcade mode while having Lunatic difficulty is even harder. The AI only gets more aggressive the further you get, no matter what difficulty you play. Kinda like those old arcade survival games.

You must be proud for having such a seductive beard. Grow one like James Harden's to make it manlier.
Honestly, I don't notice that they get more aggressive throughout the arcade mode. Is your point based on actual experience or written source or both?

Did some battle-testings against Easy A.I moments ago, I gotta say it's like fighting Zafira minus his aggressiveness. My point still stands; stick with lunatic A.I if you want to have a decent practice partner that's not human.

Nah, it's based off of actual experience... I did it a few times a long while ago to get more spellcards, ones that I don't have, and that was on Normal difficulty. At the end, it was like fighting you at mach speed... I could barely scathe the AI when I lost, eh heh... It happened somewhere around... 15 fights in, I think.

I take it you're terribly rusty. Why don't we fight so I can see what have you been cooking all this time?