BRIGANDINE ABYSS

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I'll be honest, this possitive recommendation is mostly because I've enjoyed my time playing Scarlett Will's campaign. Getting past the first season event and now I'm dealing with a constant barrage of attacks from the same enemy on the same map because the scaling hits enemies hard. Normally I dislike this kind of thing, left games from it because it forced me to idle power grind too...so who knows maybe I'll end up disliking this after a bit. Till then though, I will continue to like this game

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每次載入新地圖就直接閃退

I love Brigandine games and have been in love with the concept since Forsena. This... is not a labor of love. This is a shallow representation of all preceding Brigandine games that came before. Story is meh at best, freedom of choice is reduced, and the AI is ridiculously stupid and predictable. AI gains more levels per turn than you could on the best fighting turns and so creates a clock to you having to rush everything, cheese fights, or get overpowered by the AI. Seriously, an updated relaunch of the PS1 Brigandine would have done leagues better. I don't know the story or why, but were I a dev that produced a worse game than something made 28 years ago, I'd feel really sad. I paid full price for the game... and it's the most disappointing game purchase I've made in the last decade. Go play Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. It's a vastly superior game.

I would like to share my feedback after trying the game for the first time. At first, I thought the game was simply using a new system and that things would become more enjoyable once I got used to it. However, after playing it for a while, I found the overall experience quite disappointing and, honestly, not very enjoyable. One of the biggest issues for me is the NPC progression. The way NPCs level up feels strange and unnatural. Their progression seems much faster than what I would normally expect, which makes the game feel unbalanced. The overall system also feels unnecessarily complicated and unusual, especially the base system. It doesn't feel intuitive, and it changes the way character development works compared to what I expect from a Brigandine-style game. In the traditional Brigandine experience, character and monster development is strongly connected to fighting and gaining experience through battles. In this game, however, leveling characters through actual battles feels very slow, while preparing and developing them during the preparation phase seems much more efficient. Because of this, I feel like the character development system is not working as naturally as it should. It feels like the game is encouraging players to rely heavily on preparation rather than actually developing characters through combat. As a result, the progression doesn't feel satisfying, and sometimes it even feels like I'm taking a shortcut or "cheating" instead of properly building my characters through battles. I really hope the developers can reconsider the balance between preparation and combat-based progression. The game would feel much more rewarding if character development, leveling, and combat progression were more closely connected, as they are in the traditional Brigandine experience. I am sharing this feedback because I genuinely want the game to be more enjoyable and to retain the feeling of meaningful character progression that makes this type of game appealing.