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* You can adjust your difficulty any time from the main menu; you probably want to start on Normal (so things don't take forever to kill) then bump it up to Hard once you unlock spears (so things don't die in one hit). | * You can adjust your difficulty any time from the main menu; you probably want to start on Normal (so things don't take forever to kill) then bump it up to Hard once you unlock spears (so things don't die in one hit). | ||
* If you're someone who normally mutes the soundtrack to play their own music, don't. Nier's music is exceptionally good, although it is earwormy | * If you're someone who normally mutes the soundtrack to play their own music, don't. Nier's music is exceptionally good, although it is earwormy. | ||
* While there are lots of sidequests and it's easy to get overwhelmed by them, it's worth doing a few at least for the general flavour of them. Some of them are very well written and worth the effort, although others are complete wastes of time (one in particular - which involves gardening - is laughably pointless). However, unless you are a completionist, don't stress about missing any. | * While there are lots of sidequests and it's easy to get overwhelmed by them, it's worth doing a few at least for the general flavour of them. Some of them are very well written and worth the effort, although others are complete wastes of time (one in particular - which involves gardening - is laughably pointless). However, unless you are a completionist, don't stress about missing any. | ||