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1. #Kamidori alchemy meister save data location password
2. #Kamidori alchemy meister save data location free

Funny you should mention this now- having played The Witcher not long after it came out, I find myself curious about the world, so I decided to read the books, but found that despite being translated into something like sixteen different languages, English wasn't on the list, so I hunted down fan translations and read those. I prefer to play games where grinding is fun, I don't mind a grind as long as I don't hate doing it. I don't have to do it very often but I'm not going to beat my head against a wall to figure something out and use up some of my precious gaming time doing some random puzzle.

#Kamidori alchemy meister save data location password

I have looked up answers to puzzles if I've spent more than 15 minutes or so trying to figure it out (or right away if I knew I saw the answer previously but wasn't going to backtrack for it like Fallout 4 and the password to get to the Railroad). I've never used any cheats or anything of that nature to get past a part (I'm more likely to just quit the game if I hit a roadblock like that). It's why I love Team ICO games and why Arkane Studios is my favorite dev right now. The following video pretty much exemplifies what good game design is all about and most games are made with the opposite approach where more elements, systems, and content is thrown in regardless if it enhances the core game. Getting new weapons/gear constantly only results in busywork, it doesn't make your game deeper or more complex. RPGs are so concerned with having all these systems that don't enhance the core game and only dilute it. I have reached a game breaking situation in Kamidori Alchemy Meister. Save data location will vary with each Visual Novel. It seems like game design has taken a huge nosedive with open world games and RPGs.īasic Troubleshooting and Common Problems Edit. If I have to swift through the shit to get to the good stuff, then I'm not going to play the game. Everything in a game should be fun and enjoyable. I'm all about quality above quantity, which with the open world fad there's fewer and fewer games for me to play. If a game is designed in such a way that it makes me want to skip content then that game, or at least that particular content, is shit.

However if I did then I would happily cheat my arse off. I generally don't play games of the sort that would require those measures. Editing resources to progress inorder to just keep playing instead of being bogged down farming, Games that gave necessary grind points,boosting my exp gains so im ready to progress in 10 battles not 100. Editing the timed missions in DAI so i dont have to wait 24 hours for a mission to complete. So who here uses Trainers, save editors and the like sometimes purely to save time and not to give your self too much of an advantage, Examples of my own, editing a save file for FF8 so I don't have to spend the first 3 hours grinding low level magic.

#Kamidori alchemy meister save data location free

Or as we age and have families and commitments we have less free time for the grind in some games. Im sure we have all been in that point in a game where we dont relish the idea of 10 hours of grinding to get upto the necessary level required to kill the final boss or unlock every tech tree.