Why are their ult so different than when i play them? Is is because of quality? Since im playing in mobile phone i set my graphics quality into low coz its so lag that the frame can't keep up
Xavier EN : Great Xavier JP : Great Xavier CN : Great Zayne EN : Great Zayne JP : Good Zayne CN : Great Rafayel EN : Great Rafayel JP : i dont vibe with it. His voice is too high for my taste 😢 Rafayel CN : Great This is IMO as xavier girlie, so the opinion might be biased 😂 I was actually surprised since I'm a weeb who usually play game using JP voice since I prefer JP over EN or CN. But the EN and CN cast for LAD won this for me. Thanks for making this compilation ❤
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Am I the only one who think a Genshin Impact comparision is valid? Having played both Genshin and the previous Nikki games, I do see similarities. Both games are free to play, have open worlds with a sunny and pastoral aesthetic, a protagonist from a different world with a talking mascot companion, and if you play as the female Genshin protagonist, both games stars a young girl in a fancy dress. If not Genshin Impact, what other big and popular games would be good comparisions? All other fashion games I know of lacks an open world, and most other open world games either have a completely different cartoon aesthetic, or is much more focused on big dudes with big weapons in the lead roles. Literally the only two other similar games I can think of are Lightning returns and American McGee's Alice, but they are both over a decade old, and in case of the latter, way more mature and violent than either Genshin or Shining Nikki.
I just love finally seeing a well-made game with a proper budget aimed at a young female audience. I'm sick and tired of excecutives perpetuating the myth that games aimed at girls aren't finacially viable to make despite the sucesses of StarStable, the sims, stardew valley and animal crossing, let's hope the trend is finally breaking.
My main question after seeing this is just, why show the same boss battle twice? Sure, the arena is different, but the entire fighting strategy looks the same.
en xavier: shy gentle boy cn xavier: sophisticated magic pixie gentleman jp xavier: charismatic romancer en zayne: accent from idk where, kinda sounds like he has a cold cn zayne: quiet serious and dedicated jp zayne: trying to play it cool, kuudere, he has layers like an onion en rafayel: cute but denies he's cute cn rafayel: playful introvert jp rafayel: mischievous
I get that this game isn't meant to be a Genshin clone (and really it shouldn't even be compared since it's two different genres), but what's the point of a new game if we aren't going to do something new with the dress up mechanic? Shining Nikki at least had the 3D aspect going for it, so there's really merit if you want to move on over from Miracle Nikki to Shining Nikki (or vice versa), or even both. But here? What exactly do we gain from the combat? Story progress? Clothing mats? If it's either, then isn't it just additional tedium if all we really want is dress up or story? Especially if this really is all there is to the fights. Maybe it's because it's just CBT, but if it stays this lackluster and repetetive, then there's really no merit so far. Imagine having to do these fights over and over for mats (if ever that's what they're for AND assuming the drop rate isn't some RNG based stuff). It doesn't have to be complicated, but in a dress up game with so much style and good story, why can't its mechanics or enemies have flair? Magical girl animes are female oriented but still have a lot of excitement, flair and style to them. I just need some spectacle and a bit of strategy to the combat to engage with it. I don't wanna mindlessly zoom around, blast and dodge, over and over.
Yeah, the best fashion/fighting comparision I could think of was the garb system from the final fantasy spinoff Lightning Returns, which had it's limits, but still was an interesting attempt to actually integrate costume swaps into combat, rather than just blasting a magical missile over and over. It just feels like wasted potential on Nikki infinity's part.
To me, cloud vs sephiroth is like a human vs a semigod. In reality, no matter how you try, no man can beat god. Only in a game can you dream. Jenova wiped out all the cetras and her power is passed onto sephiroth most successfully if only partially. Think about that.