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* ObviousJudas: Alduin's betrayal of the party is foreshadowed when he reveals his FreudianExcuse of his mother being a witch who supposedly killed his father and kidnapped his sister, making it clear that he's more motivated by revenge than public safety in trying to kill Gwen.
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** Alduin's redemption arc is a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities rather than have Alduin abruptly come to a HeelRealization upon learning of Gwen's origins.
** It would have been more interesting if there was a comparison drawn between Gwen's MoreThanMindControl curse and Typhus brainwashing Bjalla, if only to discuss what is and isn't true love.
** Alduin's redemption arc is a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities rather than have Alduin abruptly come to a HeelRealization upon learning of Gwen's origins.
** It would have been more interesting if there was a comparison drawn between Gwen's MoreThanMindControl curse and Typhus brainwashing Bjalla, if only to discuss what is and isn't true love.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: Bosses in ''Knight Bewitched 2'' have more difficult gimmicks than in the first game, especially if they make use of barriers. Not helping matters is that some characters in the first game lost some of their skillset so that newer characters can use them instead.
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** It would have been more interesting if there was a comparison drawn between Gwen's MoreThanMindControl curse and Typhus brainwashing Bjalla, if only to discuss what is an isn't true love.
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** It would have been more interesting if there was a comparison drawn between Gwen's MoreThanMindControl curse and Typhus brainwashing Bjalla, if only to discuss what is an and isn't true love.
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** Alduin's redemption arc is a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest foes.
** It would have been more interesting if Gwen mentioned her usage of a MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen is abandoning such methods in favor of true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.
** It would have been more interesting if Gwen mentioned her usage of a MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen is abandoning such methods in favor of true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.
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** Alduin's redemption arc is a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had rather than have Alduin realize that his hatred abruptly come to a HeelRealization upon learning of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest foes.
Gwen's origins.
** It would have been more interesting ifGwen mentioned her usage of there was a comparison drawn between Gwen's MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that and Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen brainwashing Bjalla, if only to discuss what is abandoning such methods in favor of an isn't true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.love.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: Bosses in ''Knight Bewitched 2'' have more difficult gimmicks than in the first game, especially if they make use of barriers. Not helping matters is that some characters in the first game lost some of their skillset so that newer characters can use them instead.
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** It would have been more interesting if Gwen reflected on her usage of a MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen is abandoning such methods in favor of true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.
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** It would have been more interesting if Gwen reflected on mentioned her usage of a MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen is abandoning such methods in favor of true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.
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** Alduin's redemption arc comes off as a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest foes.
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** Alduin's redemption arc comes off as is a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest foes.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Alduin's redemption arc comes off as a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest foes.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot:
** Alduin's redemption arc comes off as a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatestfoes.foes.
** It would have been more interesting if Gwen reflected on her usage of a MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen is abandoning such methods in favor of true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.
** Alduin's redemption arc comes off as a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest
** It would have been more interesting if Gwen reflected on her usage of a MoreThanMindControl curse on Ruth after the party learns that Typhus brainwashed Bjalla into loving him, showing that Gwen is abandoning such methods in favor of true love as opposed to Typhus using Bjalla as a slave.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Alduin's redemption arc comes off as a separate plot thread from the conflict with Typhus, which is a shame because Typhus comes off as an EvilCounterpart to Alduin due to their bigotries causing them to turn to evil and disregard the people they're supposedly trying to protect. These conflicts could have been tied together if the story pointed out these similarities and had Alduin realize that his hatred of witches is causing him to become just like one of humanity's greatest foes.
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** The Deep Wound skill that Uno has. It leaves the enemy with a permanent, incurable status ailment that takes some of the enemy's health in reference to their max health. Because of this, it will cause massive damage each turn to bosses, possibly even more than what your character can do by simply attacking. It's also even quite cost effective, since it costs only 4MP and only needs to be used once.
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** The Deep Wound skill that Uno has. It leaves the enemy with a permanent, incurable status ailment that takes some of the enemy's health in reference to their max health. Because of this, it will cause massive damage each turn to bosses, possibly even more than what your character can do by simply attacking. It's also even quite cost effective, since it costs only 4MP 6MP and only needs to be used once.
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* GameBreaker: The Deep Wound skill that Uno has. It leaves the enemy with a permanent, incurable status ailment that takes some of the enemy's health in reference to their max health. Because of this, it will cause massive damage each turn to bosses, possibly even more than what your character can do by simply attacking.
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** The Intimidating Shout skill, which Ruth can use by equipping the Banner of Ruthlessness. It reduces agility and armor of enemies, including bosses, in half, providing the player party with a big advantage in speed and damage.
** The Deep Wound skill that Uno has. It leaves the enemy with a permanent, incurable status ailment that takes some of the enemy's health in reference to their max health. Because of this, it will cause massive damage each turn to bosses, possibly even more than what your character can do by simply attacking. It's also even quite cost effective, since it costs only 4MP and only needs to be used once.
** The Intimidating Shout skill, which Ruth can use by equipping the Banner of Ruthlessness. It reduces agility and armor of enemies, including bosses, in half, providing the player party with a big advantage in speed and damage.
** The Deep Wound skill that Uno has. It leaves the enemy with a permanent, incurable status ailment that takes some of the enemy's health in reference to their max health. Because of this, it will cause massive damage each turn to bosses, possibly even more than what your character can do by simply attacking. It's also even quite cost effective, since it costs only 4MP and only needs to be used once.
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* GameBreaker: The Deep Wound skill that Uno has. It leaves the enemy with a permanent, incurable status ailment that takes some of the enemy's health in reference to their max health. Because of this, it will cause massive damage each turn to bosses, possibly even more than what your character can do by simply attacking.
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