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(Created page with "* The most important part of the battle system is managing elemental affinities and getting more press turns, pay attention to enemy weaknesses. * At the beginning of the game recruiting demons is your main source of new demons, but as you go you want to focus more on demon fusion than recruiting. It's normal to keep replacing demons all throughout the game as they stop learning new skills on levelup, don't feel attached to any one of them. * There is an alignment rout...") |
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* You can change difficulty to/from Normal and Easy during the game, but if you want to play on Hard, you have to start on Hard and if you ever switch to a lower difficulty you can't go back. Hard is a challenge but is probably at its most difficult for the first couple of bosses, so it might be tempting to switch to Normal for a fight or so. | |||
* The most important part of the battle system is managing elemental affinities and getting more press turns, pay attention to enemy weaknesses. | * The most important part of the battle system is managing elemental affinities and getting more press turns, pay attention to enemy weaknesses. | ||