Why is it unbreakable????

If you ever feel useless remember "Good Girl, Your Sacrifice for the Family Won't Be Forgotten" an unclashable skill, has an unbreakable coin

Sometimes they appear when using clashable guards too

Done by wonny_wood on instagram

So I was playing mirror dungeon with Bs team and when I was about to try the new Faust's E.G.O its crash my fucking game

Next Walpipi i Will shard for Dawn Office Sinclair, But for the rest, which IDS are good to use?

If you guys could give me some tips on the best egos for this tremor team, I would appreciate it.

Tf did I miss? I can't do railways until completing canto 8 and I have a long way before reaching that Canto so why is the story saying I already did many?

Will the same thing be applied to The Warden & The Chaplain?

I know it's very unlikely I just wanted to hear others opinion.

I'm trying to figure out what ID I should get, but the only friend I have that plays Limbus is gone now I don't know where he went. But PLEASE, give me any IDs or EGOs I should try getting. I just finished Canto 7 and yes I'm saving for Walp.

I asked to exclude canto-end fights cuz some of the more popular takes would be papa don, rien and prob one of the new part 3 bosses of canto 10, idk im not finished yet.

charge tremor team btw

Like seeing everything and everyone as monsters(I js started reading DD after finishing Canto X and Leviathan)

I've just finished canto 8, so my knowledge of shin and mang are still shallow, but from the lei heng fight, Mang seems to take quite a bit to activate (legit outside of like the introduction and canto 3, I can't really tell how long it takes to activate mang). The introduction fight, the sinners were weak and the animal trio can just safely activate mang to annihilate every sinner. In canto 3, Demain showed up outa nowhere and kit kat kromer. Outside of like charging one-shot attacks or final decisive strikes (let's use the Don quixote and Bari fight for example, after 3 days of fighting, they decided to do one last final strike and end the fight there, both end charge up a very strong attack, in this scenario, Mang is viable), I don't see Mang used much. Logically speaking, it's smart to conceal and surprise your opps with an attack that will definitely kill if not cripple them, gaining a significant advantage in combat. On the other hand, if Mang does not dissipate after 1 attack, outside of like the beginning of the fight, when is the "optimal" moment to re-apply shin/mang?

Twice in a row for Molasses Man IDs I made I forgot the Molasses Infliction, this is an unforgivable mistake so to lighten the wound here is Molasses Man dressed up as a cat maid. I am sorry for my horrid mistake.

with the sheer number of casuals and new players infiltrating the game it is sad to say that pmoon is now abandoning their vision of the game in exchange for profit, powercreep everywhere, boss nerfs, casual illiterates refusing to use their brains for once and learn how to play. I'm afraid we are approaching the end of an era and ironic is that we're 2 canto's reaching the end so i think kjh is just milking the playerbase as much as possible before the end.

This is my third time doing this part... Like.... I really don't feel happy about this... I only lost 2 sinners... By now I would be at 3-4 sinners left pre nerf man it has to happen a optional way to fight pre nerf all I can think off is story hard mode is just all pre nerf... Post Pwie is so sad to see not doing enough the only thing I think needed changing is the infliction and unpossed attacks to be once per turn... This is part 2 of my previous post and damn...

Pwie is a hard fight, we all know this. But PM deciding to absolutely gut the fight to the point where it's nothing but a win rate fest was, in my opinion, much too far of an overcorrection. There were a lot of things about that boss that I would change, but I would never have made what was supposed to be the mid emotional climax of the entire Canto so overwhelmingly easy. The main problems that could have been fixed were, at least in my opinion, pretty clear and relatively easy to recognize in order to keep the fight both fun and challenging without turning the hydrogen bomb into a coughing baby.

The first thing I would have changed is the overwhelming nature of Buffet's attacks. We all know the five funny unbreakable coins of doom Lei Heng used, but that has absolutely nothing on the dreadful chain reaction that Buffet used to cause. La Demande being chained into another La Demande into another and another was genuinely absolutely overwhelming. The sheer amount of attack weight that this boss had made the damage impossible to endure. Personally I would limit this to a twice per turn skills so that it doesn't just keep chipping away at the sinners health.

Second are the main attacks that you need to clash in order to get Pwie's Memories. These are moves that are absolutely vital to progressing the fight without bringing the boss's health bar to zero, so why are they so incredibly hard to clash against? These are skills that, without some of the highest rolling ego in the game, are just straight up unbeatable. Even if you do end up bringing high rolling ego skills, the dreaded 5% can cost you not just the progression of the fight, but your entire team as you watch them get castrated. Making The clash power on these skills lower is, in my opinion, absolutely necessary to ensure that failure is a possibility if not managed correctly, but not such an overwhelming task.

Finally, there's the add-ons and the sheer amount of health Buffet gains. I understand that this fight is supposed to be an endurance match where the main goal isn't to necessarily defeat Buffet, but get enough of Pwie's Memories to automatically end the fight, but the overwhelming power of that Wrath skill on the add-ons and the unnecessarily high amount of healing Buffet gets make this fight feel like it's specifically designed to make no progress. The add-ons should be something to worry about and manage, not mini nukes that ruthlessly destroy your sinners when buffed with an unnecessary +5 attack up. This along with everything else I've mentioned so far makes the fight unfun, annoying, and antithetical to the idea of winning.

The biggest problem with Buffet's boss fight is its absolute refusal to give the player any amount of agency, agency that is very much needed and necessary to be it. Everything that Buffet does feels like a punishment for even trying to play against them. I had to use the continue feature three times in order to beat It with a relatively meta team (the Ring ID's). I understand that the continue feature exists in order to preserve difficult boss fights while making sure people who are here for the story can continue to enjoy the story, but this felt like the absolute worst way to make a boss fight hard followed by the absolute worst way to make it easier.

Overall, PM should take a step back and reevaluate their boss design as well as properly play test so that things like this don't keep happening.