Disgaea 5 Complete (Nintendo Switch) | Out on 26th May

jawafour wrote:
Karl wrote:...The Cleric class is reasonably handy with a bow, and can put out lots of healing, so it's good to have sitting behind everyone else. You could recruit one if you didn't already...

I'll have to check but I think I've hired a healer... but how do they heal? . Is it an automatic thing or do I have to select it from the menu?

When you select the character's menu on your turn, go to Special -- that's the submenu where their spells and special abilities live. From there, Heal is the basic healing spell. You'll need to be relatively close to the unit you want to heal at first, but after a few healings it will level up and its range will increase.

Karl wrote:When you select the character's menu on your turn, go to Special -- that's the submenu where their spells and special abilities live. From there, Heal is the basic healing spell. You'll need to be relatively close to the unit you want to heal at first, but after a few healings it will level up and its range will increase.

Ah! Thanks, man, I haven't tried out Special yet. I think I need to start taking a closer look at the menus and stats!

Holy gooseberry fool the Item World is complicated :lol:

it could be a lengthy game all by itself. :wub:

Started the demo last night. I don't think I was really in the mood for it; I just wanted to get cracking with some battles, but I realise it has to take you through the basics first. Reckon it's one I'll pick up at some point, but I've got too many other games demanding my immediate attention.

This thread is a bit dead but I'm gonna keep posting! :toot:

On the curry mission now, and it's fantastic, really funny -- lots of great laughs in this game. Prinnies :wub:

My gaming time is dedicated completely to Fire Emblem, dood. I did manage to sneak Tokyo Mirage Sessions into the mix :shifty:

I'll start this one day :toot:

Progressing slower than I would have liked, due to work, and E3, and it generally being too hot to move. Up to Chapter 10. It's interesting, the game feels like it's willing the player to cheat at times. It definitely has more content than something like Fire Emblem, but I think I prefer how traditional and straightforward Fire Emblem is. Even just upgrading spells has multiple parts. It can be challenging too, if you don't break the game for yourself, but even if you do, the GeoPanels keep things interesting. Some of the GeoPanel stages have been doozies. I'm enjoying the story, there are some amusing parts (Usalia in the Curry pot), but it's not really anything special. At this stage I'd definitely pick up Disgaea 6, whenever that happens.

Disgaea 5 Complete (Nintendo Switch) | Out on 26th May

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