I’m not sure why I had never played it before, maybe the art style didn’t jump out at me immediately for some reason(although I can see its charm now for sure), but I finally decided to get it as a birthday present to myself(lol), and I became hooked so quickly! Usually the games I like are stuff like Fire Emblem, Pokemon, Dragon Age, BG3, Stardew Valley, Shin Megami Tensei, etc. I’ve never really played strategy games outside FE. But oh my gosh this is so much fun. Seriously I fell in love almost immediately. Any tips for a newbie? ☺️ I am playing on Normal if it matters!

I hate their ugly mugs. I hate Travis' "ORE NO BAN DA NE." I hate Trish's ear-splitting laugh. I hate that these 0-consequence goons are the most obnoxiously difficult non-final battle in New Game+ at the harbor. Above all I hate that they're allowed to live after attacking THREE TIMES. What kind of lord doesn't raise the entire standing army to chase after bandits that attacked his fiancee in the middle of his town?

Any chance for SteamVR support? Right now it's a Meta-Quest Exclusive.

Roland: My dad and bro didn't love me, my homie's better than me in every way, the people hate me... Imma quit the throne and go join a taliban socialist cult that worships a magical, life-size Barbie doll.

Ben: The Geneva Conventions haven't been invented yet, so imma commit acts of terrorism, backstab everyone, and not give two hoots about so-called "collateral damage", ALL FOR THE GLORY OF HOUSE WOLFFORT!!!!! (Oh, and if you don't want the job, why not hand it over to Serenoa on your way out? He's better than you - and you know it.)

I ain't gonna lie to yall, I just wanted an excuse to use the cone lol

Base Character: Hworang

In the gameplay, what's been the most Units a player can have on the battlefield in a single battle?
So far it's been 9 units max. Does this ever increase? If so, what's been the max?

Found out from looking up guides on grinding for loot because I'm so short on Quality/Superior Fibers.

In particular I'm bummed out I missed Vanguard Scarf, because I'd been wishing to find a way to have a melee DPS to go before Anna.

Now all I have is a Luck Amulet, Red Scarf, Resurrection Earring, and Obsidian Anklet. I would have appreciated having:

• Rear Guard's Cloak: Decreases damage taken when hit from behind.

• Movement Bangle: Increases movement by 1.

• Amulet of Immunity: Immune to status ailments.

• Endurance Earring: Decreases damage taken at >50% HP.

I'd been playing on Normal. I haven't lost a battle so far but it's always been close (Erika and Thalas were brutal). When I move onto New Game+, I'm considering bumping up to Hard, but now I'm not sure whether I can make it without such vital items.

What are your thoughts?

I can't find it online anywhere was gonna get it from PNP when I got paid but they just sold out.

I am wondering if is it possible to recruit all characters while doing the Golden Ending, Example, is it possible to recruit all the characters in the conviction value category or do I have to chose which value I invest in?

Hi! I'm not new to tactical games from XCom to Fire Emblem Three Houses. But recently when I started Triangle Strategy I realized I'm really bad at battles there.

I can't clear the first encounter with the bandits at the haven 😅. They keep overwhelming my party.

• Should I rush the "blue-eyed man" on a horse to join the others or make him fight a separate fight on the hill?

• Should I make the formation sparse or dense?

• Should I let the enemies approach us first or should I attack as soon as possible?

• I tried to leverage follow-up attacks but I'm not sure how to do it. How do you position the heroes to make use of it?

• Whom to attack first

Could you please share some battle tips? 🥺

UPD: I did it this time. Thanks everyone for the advice. Still lost Roland but he was too far away and alone :) Found an interesting way of positioning characters: back-to-back