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[Link] This worked out when I tried it, which surprised me because every method I saw on message board and FAQs seemed dubious. Just make sure that you're "a hard man to get a handle on" before you move on with the story in Camp Ichigaya and hopefully you'll be fine.

At current, looking to improve my Hathor just a little more and maybe give her Megidolaon. The fusion search function is certainly handy and I like being able to pick what skills I want to carry down rather than relying on random chance.

Warning about SMTIV: If you ever aim for the neutral ending, it is a bastard to locked onto that path, since Atlus added a couple diabolical traps along the way that you can easily walk right into if you're not playing it smart. Fortunately I found a strategy that I hope is fail-safe all the time. Can never be too sure with a MegaTen game.

It can also be easy to break the battle system to your own ends. IMHO, it's better not to even when playing it on the hardest difficulty, which you won't get until you beat the game for the first time. I still really enjoy the game though, even if it's a bit... er, casualized, compared to other games in the series.

The only problem when you're that awesome is if you get your ass beat by a kid with a yo-yo, you should feel bad about it.

Then again, Mike is pretty fantastic and successfully piloted a submarine through a whale's rectum, so perhaps there's nothing he could have done against that.

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God, I remember that commercial, too. That's what drew me in to playing SML2 also... like as if his hypnotism worked.

Did you have fun with the game, though?

Yeah, believe me, Matador is when the kid gloves come off in Nocturne. That fight was a frustrating one, I'll tell you that much.

I'll have to look for it once there's enough room for me to use my gigantic PS3. Due to the space constraints of my old stand, I don't want it breathing all over my PS2. I'm afraid it might cause complications.

By the way, nice to see you playing SMT: Nocturne. I beat that game not too long ago. When you learn how to take advantage of the game's buffs and debuffs, it gives you a bit more of a fighting chance. But not by much. As a word of forewarning, unless you're well prepared, you're gonna be boned.

Now that I have a PS3, I owe it to myself to try Demon's Souls at least once, someday.

...if I can find it.

Glad to see you're having a blast with it. Everyone I know just raves about it.

It's pretty awesome! It also seems it was the biggest contribution of things to DWM, my first and phenomenal foray into the series!

But now that I'm back at school, I'm not sure if I'll get it finished in the next two months