Jet Helm Required! The Lufia 2 Let's Play

[Kim]

Chapter Twelve

The description on the video is vague because I honestly can't remember what I did this episode, except go east. I've had the video recorded for about a week now, and internet kept going funky so I didn't get it uploaded sooner.

[A Zarkin' Frood]

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph.../TooCoolToLive

I'm glad you finally figured out Lufia Puzzle Law #1: If you don't know how to proceed, blow shit up.

Or in your own words: "Bombs solve everything."

It almost always works.

[Kim]

In this chapter we do something completely fucking irrelevant.

Chapter Thirteen

[A Zarkin' Frood]

I think this dungeon is about the worst offender when it comes to being filler you'll find in the game. Because all it does is really just being thrown into the game at that point instead of somewhere else where it would make more sense.
Almost as if the developers made too much dungeons for the game, but didn't want to cut anything.

Firedog McFlamelizard (the one you have now) is the best Pokemon in the game, I think. It's the only one I ever used, except the carrot one time. Which I did because I thought it was cool to have stuff killed by a carrot.
I don't remember whether he was particularly good/bad/ugly or not. I never cared for capsule monsters' stats that much as long as they killed something with an overpowered attack often enough.

[Kim]

Chapter Fourteen

I don't care for Cid as much as I did Dekar, though perhaps not being able to afford spells for him yet is too blame. I saw some bitchin' spells. Also, feel free to make fun of my stupidity this episode. I certainly did.

[A Zarkin' Frood]

I love how the game text implies you spent a few days attempting to solve that puzzle.

There are two noteworthy sidequests in the game.
One is the Ancient cave of 99 randomly generated levels that may or may not kill you.
The other is to collect all the dragon eggs 10000 times to get some bonuses and fight some boss if you've done it often enough.
I don't think there's anything else that would qualify as a sidequest.

I remember spending hours trying to get that old guy in Randomtown2 to take my tea from Randomtown1, though. The game is built in a way that makes you think there's more to do.
Almost as if they forgot to implement the actual sidequests before the release.

But yeah, the warrior lady is Selan.

[Kim]

Yeah, I just assumed that since some people were telling new stuff, that people in that town would stop telling me to do quests I did hours ago.

In other news: Chapter Fifteen

Fucking ninjas.

[A Zarkin' Frood]

I'm pretty sure you can reach that three chests through a secret passage that might be hidden in the walls behind one of those bushes to the left. Just a guess, but I'm still pretty sure. and I don't see any other way.
There's no need going back to the door at the end of the dungeon by the way. It's locked.

Also: I can't believe you fought all those Ninjas. I got pissed fighting those goddamn invincible gods of stealth and death and fffFFF
so I just shot burning arrows in their faces to avoid them.

[Kim]

Chapter Sixteen

Anyone know what I do next? Reason the audio is kinda weird is I tried to have some music not from the game in the background instead, just to see if that was better/worse, and it was loud enough to mess with the "remove noise" thing I use, but not loud enought that you can actually hear it. :/

[A Zarkin' Frood]

1. Everybody should be gotten into Nocturne.
2. Maaaaan, NonCon, use the ball and chain labeled as "Hammer" to push far away pillars. I've seen you do it. I think.
3. In case you're going to do some image + text posts you might want to try Faststone Image Viewer which is freeware and allows for mass converting, renaming and resizing image files. Though I haven't tried the resizing part yet.