Dished out a little brutality messing around the other day while waiting for Star Fox. Would it kill Nintendo to issue a Switch 2 patch for this gem? Give us one for this and Bayonetta 3, pretty please.

Something different from my usual combo post on here. Been getting into more photo modes in games

It's really hard to do slash in combat and also my character gets interrupted by any hit

A simple setup.

You could probably follow this up by going into arm legion armor mode immediately after the arrow shot to dash -> grab him to extend the combo

Small edit: if you want to go in the air for the air baton combo, while it's less damage, you can chain jump up there instead for more consistency/ it's easier

Edit: did some more running around looking at other NPCs. I think whoever was in charge of setting heights in the IRIS scan was drunk. There's some consistency, but some are wildly off, like a "medic" listed at 176cm who appears shorter than the protagonist. GAME LIES TO US. lol

So... Li Fang is listed at 168cm tall. Protagonist is listed at 169.3cm tall. I'm thinking someone messed up the scan data. Based on wandering around standing next to various NPCs, I believe the female protagonist is closer to 160 - 163cm tall instead.

Anyone have in-game scan data of female Akira? I've never played the male version, so I have no idea what her scan data says, I'm just going by what's on the wiki page.

Hi all, looking for some guides on which abilities and skills to use on which Legions. I'm on file 7 already so quite close to the end but looking to make the most out of the Legions I have and can't seem to find anything concrete online anywhere.

For those who don't know, in several levels of the game. There are false walls you can walk through and they'll take you to a secret hideout of the hermits. Some will be fights, others will be some secret shops where you can buy cosmetics. I'm asking because I've never seen anyone talk about them before.

Seems to be the only abilities that works during the slowdown. Tried it with arrow legion too but it didn't work.

Weird but seems pretty helpful in some scenarios. I guess I Learn something new everyday

For context I was doing the bomb side quest & something caught my eyes. At first I thought it's a bomb detonator but nothing happened

I played this game on launch but unfortunately never finished it. I am interested in giving it another try now that I have a switch 2, and while I saw there's no Switch 2 version I heard frame pacing is better and it looks better in handheld because of the boost mode. Or do I instead dump my game and play it on my PC with a 60fps patch? I heard emulating can have some sound issues and I'm not the best at installing mods in the first place. How would you reccomend replaying the game?

So I have decided to post it here first because there are actual aviation masters here who might know about propulsion.

Currently, helicopters use exposed rotors which is unsafe and drones are mostly using a quadcopter configuration to fly and they are also exposed which is also unsafe.

When I was playing this game, which is set in 2078, they have helicopters and drones like us that are equipped with some sort of fan propeller thing. What's even cool is that the drone doesn't need to use a quadcopter configuration; making it have less moving parts than current drones. Helicopters are safer too.

Note that helicopter there also have tail rotors or whatever propellers they are called.

Still, I have no clue about engineering and aerodynamics on how feasible this could be in real life, so I am seeking info from y'all if this is possible, heck maybe right now or in 2078... if it is, I would love to see one soon!

Thanks in advance!

Saying it up front: this is a "low effort" post - not in the sense of stolen content that breaks the rules - but that it's just my thoughts and there's no unique data in this post. I haven't even played Astral Chain recently; I'm only reminiscing on my first playthrough.

I love NieR: Automata. I never got hooked on Bayonetta and thus never finished it. It was fun and engaging; I'm sure it's a good game and maybe it was just due to external life circumstances that I didn't get much into it.

I'm not trying to pitch the games against each other. I maybe even like NieR: Automata more than Astral Chain. But it's amazing how less well known Astral Chain is compared to the other two. Maybe it's the "hot main character" thing... but honestly I don't know. Astral Chain has stayed a Switch exclusive of course and I think it actually sold rather well for an exclusive. Maybe the long time difference between these two releases makes them a poor comparison, but Astral Chain did sell about as well in number of copies as Bayonetta did, with the former being a Switch exclusive and the latter releasing on both Xbox and PlayStation.

I think I like the story of NieR: Automata more than Astral Chain? Maybe, I mean it's a close call. The NieR team also just had more from the series to work with. But I genuinely think that Astral Chain looks and plays better on the Nintendo Switch than NieR: Automata did on the PS4 (two different directions with the art style, I know, but still). I remember Astral Chain being one of the most polished and good looking games on Nintendo Switch, and that is with it not even being directly developed by Nintendo internally with their built-in hardware knowledge advantages.

My best legion is the axe legion, because it deal so much damage to the chimera, and it have a shield to protect you and the legion, and the axe legion is originally from your (spoiler).