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What are you playing this weekend? 2025-10-24 (lemmy.world)

submitted 3 weeks ago by slimerancher@lemmy.world to c/nintendo@lemmy.world

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Played some Judgment, have reached Chapter 8.

I am getting a bit tired of the chase and following parts, they were fun in the beginning, but pretty much every side story end up with chasing or following someone. The stories themselves are still interesting (most of the times, but when you have to run after the same "hat" 3rd time, that too starts to become a bit annoying) so continuing with those for now.

The Keihin Gang has also become a bit of an annoyance, I have already beaten most of their leaders, but after every little while the threat level increase to 100% with tons of enemies attacking wherever I go.

Even with these, the game is still fun, at worst I'll just skip the side content and stick to the main story.

Started Fire Emblem: Three Houses on Switch 2.

I first started it a while back, but got anxiety with all the relationship stuff that I am messing it up and won't be able to recruit anyone, so dropped the game. Started it again now, and am now following the guide for the monastery part. Though now I am realising there was no need for it. You can only have 10 units on one map, even with adjucants, you can't have more than 15 units even on the biggest map, with around 12-13 on normal one, so there was no point to get worries about it.

I have reached Chapter 6, and loving the gameplay. I have sided with Black Eagles, will probably replay to play through all house stories.

What about all of you? What have you been playing and/or plan to play?

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[–] Phelpssan@lemmy.world 3 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Still going slow, but I'm feeling a lot better since yesterday so I might pick up the pace during the weekend.

Playing Super Robot Taisen Y!

Finished Chapter 4, got the upgraded Lunedrache and I'm loving it - I think it's my favorite main character upgrade since the Vangnex/Grandvang from SRTV, and Forte's new theme song is also great.

Did a lot of side-missions including all the puzzle-like "Relic" quests that were available. Since these missions only use 3 units and had high level opponents the characters I was using for them are now very overleveled, Forte reached 70 while most of the group was still on the 45-50 range! But there's plenty of units to play, so I'll just let her sit on the bench for a while so others can catch up.

[–] slimerancher@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

I am not a big fan of big roster because of this. Find it difficult to keep everyone updated. But if there is lots of side content like this, which also overlevel your characters, it can help with keeping them all updated.

[–] Phelpssan@lemmy.world 3 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

It's not really necessary to keep everyone at the same level in these games, I just prefer to rotate characters for fun.

But catching up in levels is extremely easy in SRT games - XP gain is proportional to level difference, so if there's someone underleveled you can just use other units to weaken a couple regular enemies for it to finish, use the "double XP" spell and get multiple levels per enemy. Heck, you can do this with a boss unit and sometimes get as many as 8-10 levels at once.