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I'm excited about the Altam title that's a possible item from this gachapon. I also find the gestures to be very cute, especially the "MY EYES!!!" gesture lol!
I agree, aside from wings, I want for there to be other wearable things that lets you fly (that's the main purpose of wings anyway). I loved the Mafia Coat and the Muffler. They looked nice and interesting. Aside from that, I would love to have an aura that allows you to float, just like in anime like Dragon Ball and Yu Yu Hakusho. You'd have this cool flaming aura (different color variants) and you're floating either like a badass or a kind divine being.
Since there seems to be sci-fi designs in the game like those "tech" costumes, it would be nice to also have machines that you wear that could make you hover above the ground. Maybe some kind of jetpack-like thing or shoes with boosters just like with Iron Man.
Anyway definitely, I'd love the aura that engulfs your entire body and lets you float around.
In case anyone is interested in reading the text for these generations, but had to skip super fast to meet the Generation Boost event deadline so you have no idea what they said or happened, here's a playlist containing all the "episodes" from G22, G23 and G24.
Reading pace is between slow to medium, I was reading them while imagining some kind of voice or how'd they'd deliver it if it were a tv show. Some cutscenes had dialogue that automatically moved by itself.
These can also be useful in case you're lost in a mission/episode and you have no idea where to find the next npc to interact with or how to sneak around, or even how to get out of a maze, or basically just what to do next. Collecting quest items by killing monsters has mostly been cut down since that's pretty straight forward and they take too much time due to drop rate rng. These were recorded during the Generation Boost event so some of the bosses might be easier than they should be.
I didn't buy a partner trade potion when the partners came back for sale during Halloween because I thought the potions were gonna be part of the shop permanently. I wish the items that we give to partners could be just repaired normally.
Even if they're not useful in fighting, they're still fun to have around. I love my musical partner since she's pretty much someone I can use to play my musical experiments, especially the accompaniment parts. The others, I've given them some nice clothes and cute things like candy baskets for fun.
I had a fun time yesterday leveling up the "William" partner and the little commerce girl in Nowhere to Run. I set them both to Healing Mode so they won't attack. I pretended I had to guard them from being eaten by zombies. It was fun trying to keep them alive! Two little kids, being hounded by zombies lol!
Actually I'd love to have the option to increase their summon time. I want to have a 23/24 hour partner much like how I don't have to unsummon my corgi pet anymore.
I just got the Mana Tunnel Master "achievement" in my journal now. Here's what I did.
- Instead of just visiting the mana tunnels listed in the wiki, I typed in each important name in the Traveler Guide. (Ex. North Karu, I typed Karu only).
- By typing only one word or just Karu in this example, it showed me all tunnels related to that name.
- I visited each Karu mana tunnel by clicking on the name in the Traveler Guide.
- Upon arriving at the mana gate, I touched the gate to open the map. This activates it and adds it to your map.
- I repeated all the steps above for ALL the locations listed in the wiki.
- There are more than 30 mana tunnels now if I estimate correctly, as a lot of the names I'll list below will have multiple related mana tunnels.
I'll make it simple here and list the important names. You can just copy them (highlight the name, press CTRL+C) and paste them (CTRL+V) into the Traveler Guide search bar in the game.
1. Qilla
2. Maiz
3. Nubes
4. Kaypi
5. Muyu
6. Karu
7. Nares
8. Rupes
9. Longa
10. Errans
11. Filia
12. Cenae
13. Pantay
14. Cor
15. Terra
16. Sella
17. Silva
18. Vales
19. Lunae
20. Barba
21. Calida
22. Zardine
23. Raspa
24. Pera
25. Renes
I hope this helps you and anyone who might be having trouble with this, have fun!
