Touhou LostWord

Speaking as an early player, it's definitely much easier now. Back at launch, Chapter 1's Yakumo Yukari was a <<wall of tears>>. In the beginning, there was no friend adding feature. Now you can just bring a friend's character and get carried, right? What's more, you get a character who can exploit weaknesses for free just by clearing quests. And in this game, you have to keep running stages to get stronger. Nowadays, you can just set up a good replay and click 'auto battle 999 times', but back then, there wasn't even an auto-retry, so we manually grinded Lawe all night. Stages that could be cleared with mindless full auto were considered lucky. All you have to do is press the retry button while being careful about your mood, right? For stages where that wasn't possible, you had to manually give orders to each character every single time. This game has become much more convenient now.

1. Raise Reimu (L1) and Sanae (L1) well. (No need to reincarnate) 2. Somehow clear "Sleeping Dragon - Episode 4" on Lunatic once. 3. Form a party with only Reimu and Sanae in the front row and retry the stage. 4. Survive as long as possible using only normal attacks and let Medicine die of attrition. I actually tried it, and Sanae survives even when hit by Medicine's Last Word if Reimu's buffs are active. Reimu took more damage. The enemy Medicine uses either a Spell Card or Last Word every 2 turns. Normal Spell Cards are all single-target, and Reimu is usually the target. Just take Medicine's normal attacks and cover the lost HP with Sanae's healing skills. With Reimu's self-barrier recovery ability at max level, you can activate graze during Spell Card timings without much trouble. If barrier recovery is an issue, consider using barrier recovery talismans.

We can cover the event points from the shop, so...

Or should I try to clear out the shop more...?

I posted reviews all over the boards, but no one wants to play this game with me...

Yep~ they say it's maintenance lolololol

In this game, you can bring along your friends' characters in your party, similar to Limbus Company. Additionally, you can exchange items using points earned by lending and borrowing characters. So just try it once... even a small taste would be great... If you're stuck on something difficult, you can just borrow a character and clear it, right?

- For enhancing picture tiles, use 'Yuyak'. Mahjong tiles are needed in large quantities for character promotion! - For training in the dojo, always use 'Thick Books'. 'Thin Books' are used during character promotion! - Free-to-play users, don't spend 'Shinketsujou' on gacha. For rapid character development, prioritizing unlocking the locked slots in the dojo is key. There are many other uses later, such as unlocking 'Seidou' slots, expanding picture tile/companion slots, so use 'Bouketsujou' for gacha. From the moment you decide to play for free, you've essentially given up on 'Bakuhai'. - Choose and Focus For 'Bouketsujou' gacha, aiming for the pity system is more stable than spreading your investments. Unlike Genshin, gacha points don't carry over. - What about 'Omakase' (Dispatch)? 20% increase in 'Young Point' consumption? Global servers give out so many 'Young Points' that they overflow, making that increase negligible. By the time you can do event farming, you'll have an abundance, so feel free to dispatch 999 times. However, don't waste them too much.

After finishing the "Girl's Frontline" and re-strengthening, you can unlock something called "Animating Souls (Anima)". What is this, you ask? "Animating Souls" is a feature that makes your character move on the home screen. It's useless except for the visual aspect. And it requires an absurd amount of materials. So, unless you're thinking "I really love this character!", don't unlock it. Be careful, because enabling Animating Souls makes the character do a close-up shot. If your character illustration has a background, you'll witness the miracle of it overwriting the home screen's shrine background too. (See photo 2)