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Few step easy master this game
By Texyalen
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Category: Characters, Walkthroughs
Languages: English
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22 Nov, 2018 @ 7:38am
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Overview
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hotkey & setting= 
how to use the order= 
other 
Comments
intro=
this game it's like monster hunter and dynasty warriors hybird, it's a fast pace hack and slash game, with tons of weapons + shields + guns, which offer plenty of battle option in hand, there numbers of monsters which call aragami, all have different close and long range attack so there always have tense moment while in battle.
hotkey & setting=
so frist step before the battle, the default hotkey is not just horrible level, push shift + E to block while risk yourself for accident switch weapon form is definitely not recommand thing to do.

some hotkey
guard: left ALT (one key block must own it.)
Blade special action: F (some weapon would have alt attack, some like flip jump do nothing but look fancy)
Devour: R(using it while in battle combo you would Imminently launch a devour, grab 1 ammo compare to right click devour offer 3 ammo, but mcuh faster option)


aim
Gun for aim option let you defult go lock in mode so you could aim it right after shift.

how to use the order=



there two types of order, one is team action while they would executed it right away, the other are team statue which how they battle monster when face it.

The order(action)
Focus: stick together.
Search: team would split out and found monster to kill. (the best order)
split up: team would spilit out and flee..... personal found no use for this command.
wait: not much use of command.
converge: stick together, I have no idea why two stick orders.


The order(statue)
Focus: attack you locking target.
split up: flee, not much use.
Free: fight around freely, would not chase enemy when they flee.
attack:persuade on any enemy on sight, using while Boss fight so they would keeping fight even while Boss flee for food.
guard: attack the monster which lock on you
other
there a craft tab in the vending machines, which you could craft your loot into different item, devs didn't mention in tutorial.



Thank for watching.
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M200Chan 20 Jun, 2022 @ 12:52pm 
The first team orders (focus, search, split up and wait) are "local" orders - they take effect to any nearby AI God Eaters.
Converge is a "global" order - it affects every AI God Eater regardless of distance. This lets you split up your team more effectively.

The team state options are just kind of wrong. Focus is correct, Split Up makes enemies attack Aragami other than your target (the opposite of Focus, but it seldom works for me) and Free ignores whether an enemy is your target. Attack is correct, but when in Guard your AI will attack any Aragami that's in combat - not just ones in combat with the player.

Besides from this? Your advice is pretty solid. In particular, I appreciate the note to bind guarding to something other than Shift+E - using two keys already used for other functions to guard feels like a strange thing that only happened due to the game being a console port.
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M200Chan 20 Jun, 2022 @ 12:51pm 
A few things of note - there's good advice here, but some clarifications and things you might not be aware of:
The blade special attack can be very useful - the Buster Blade's Parrying Upper saved my ass more times than I can count. Damage tends to not be too great, though.

Setting aim mode to turn on as soon as you switch to gun form is good for snipers, but for more indiscriminate attacks like HDH rounds, healing etc. it's practically useless, as (if I recall correctly) aiming makes you unable to sprint.

The order "wait" tends to only really have use if you want to fight separately from your team for some reason. It seems to be the only order my team reliably follows, except for Converge anyway.

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