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Touhou Puppet Dance Performance / Re: Gap Map
« on: November 19, 2017, 11:40:19 PM »
You can only fast travel to the red dots. Other dots just indicate an off zone you can enter on the route indicated.
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1) Is it possible to randomize the starter as well? I don't know much about programming, but I don't know if they programmed it in such a way that you can't randomize it since there's a whole sequence involving it rather than in Pokemon where you pick it and go on your wayYou get an random puppet when you talk to Zun and hit "b". He then proceeds to say, "oh, you don't have a favorite... but "random character" sure is cute right?"
2) Is it possible to also randomize the starting moves (Yin/Yang Energy, for example)?. I do realize with that it runs the risk that a puppet wont have any attacking moves. A Pokemon randomizer I played had every Pokemon start with 4 random moves to increase the chance of an offensive move (though I have gotten 4 status moves before, haha)In an older version of his randomizer it worked that way. I think its better that you just start with yin/yang energy so it makes the beginning less of a struggle battle to catch something that does have an attacking move. Unless its easy to guarantee a damaging move of the same typing as the puppet.... that would be a very positive change.

it might be worth noting that the average sum of stats is 332 in base TPDP, and 454 in YnK/SoD, for reference.
I would definitely be interested in cheating in some items you only get one copy of such as the leftovers item... It's really annoying un-equipping and re-equipping items consistently when you want to change up your team quickly when fighting other players![]()
Long story short, I just want all of my finished puppets in my boxes having their items equipped all the time for convenience and easily remembering their role haha.
You do need Speed investment to outrun fast stuff at +2; I forget what the exact values are (and can't check easily because my own sets have extra creep I forgot about >_>) but they'll depend on whether you're playing at level 50 or 100, how much you value smacking Speed Aya, and whatever scarfers become popular.http://thpp.supersanctuary.net/forum/index.php?topic=393.msg2398#msg2398

yes you certainly could cheat them in though I haven't looked into doing that yet.
Power Aya. Equipped with the Art of Combat, dual multi-hit STABs, and Earth+Electric coverage, she can solo the first three fights with zero set-up once her level is in the high 90s, and will only take a single hit per run.
Being able to solo the fights is very handy for grinding, as you can load your party with five mons that need training and build them all up at once. It's also faster to run down the halls to the next fight than to gap out and re-enter, which is why Power Aya is preferred; she needs to be very high level to do it at all though.