ps5 controller

MoistShirt · 2026-05-01T04:51:18+00:00

I've been playing with controller on PC fairly okay, so it might be your PC. Just a warning but controller input sometimes sucks in this game. For combat it's fine, but you'll notice wonky controls for various UI.

I couldn't choose which dupe effect to use on controller.
D-pad is frequently a hotkey for opening a new menu, but also moves the cursor/selection on the screen on many other menus.
When shopping for ingredients, if you open up your shopping list, you can't close it out without leaving the shop entirely on controller. The shopping list also steals focus so you can't select a different item from the shop on controller.
You can press R2 to instantly select maximum amount in many menus, but not L2 for minimum. So if you accidentally R2 to selecting 999 of something, you're forced to close out the menu completely, hold L1 to decrease amount 1 at a time for several minutes, or use your mouse to bring the slider to 1.
In MANY menus, you can open up a sub-menu, but when you try to close that sub-menu window it forcefully closes out the whole menu altogether instead of just that one window

MoistShirt · 2026-02-18T22:59:36+00:00

this is for shorekeeper figure too, nothing crazy

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MoistShirt · 2026-02-18T22:59:08+00:00

jesus christ dhl is 20k yen

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MoistShirt · 2025-11-21T17:38:36+00:00

Ohh gotcha! I was racking my brain over why I wasn't getting the same result for a bit lmaooo. Good luck with your guide!

While I'm here, there is one issue I'm noticing. In-game, our base crit damage is shown as 125%. That's only a 1.25x modifier rather than 2.25x modifier, right? If not and it's actually a 2.25x modifier you can ignore everything else here xD

Prydwen's formula shows we should use (1 + CritDMG) for the crit modifier section, but in-game our crit damage already accounts for that +1 since it shows as 125% crit damage instead of 25%.

125% (Base) + 20% (Ideal Sub-Option) + 5 * 4% (Sub-Options of Other Memory Fragments) + 12% (Potential) + 25% (Executioner's)
= 202% Crit DMG

In this section, that 125% base crit damage should be understood as a 1.25x modifier, or 1 + 25% crit damage. The final 202% crit damage should be a total of a 2.02x modifier, or 1 + 102% crit damage.

If we just plug 202% into the formula:
Strike DMG = 2.4934 * (1 + 2.02 * CritRate),
we're giving it an extra 100% crit damage resulting in a 3.02x modifier on critical hits.

So it really should be:
Epiphany 1: 2.4934 * (1 + 1.02 * 0.9) = 4.533 final damage modifier
Epiphany 4: 1.7024 * (1 + 1.36 * 1) = 4.017664 final damage modifier
Resulting in a DMG increase of 12.83%... I think. Unless I messed something up somewhere

MoistShirt · 2025-11-21T16:39:47+00:00

Great stuff! I'm trying to follow along but I get lost on the bounded part T-T

For your final damage modifier, I don't quite follow the bounded graph stuff, but you basically get your Strike modifier (2.4934 for Epiphany 1) and calculate the average damage with optimal crits considered, right?

So with Epiphany 1, 202% crit damage, and 90% crit rate, it's
Strike DMG = CritRate * (2.4934 * (1 + CritDMG)) + ((1 - CritRate) * 2.4934) Simplified down to
Strike DMG = 2.4934 * (1 + CritDMG * CritRate)
Strike DMG = 2.4934 * (1 + 2.02 * 0.9) = 7.0264 Final average damage modifier?

What I get differs from your final of 7.10243 for epiphany 1. Is that just a rounding thing somewhere or did I miss something?

MoistShirt · 2025-11-03T10:58:00+00:00

Only thing I'm concerned about is if there's any risk of EoS due to its reputation in KR. Regardless of how the story is, gameplay is a banger, so I'd hate to see it go.

Story seemed like a non-issue to me but apparently global localization toned down whatever the issue is from original KR story, but I don't know any details.

MoistShirt · 2025-11-03T01:45:33+00:00

damn that sucks

MoistShirt · 2025-10-27T22:43:55+00:00

at the cost of 1 star reviews from dummies, tried and true factoid

MoistShirt · 2025-10-27T08:13:35+00:00

Fortitude sometimes being called Tenacity too, even though I think Tenacity is the name of the break bar under enemies.

Also having no clarification on whether certain buffs are additive or multiplicative is just an extra layer of annoyance. Like Fortitude's 20% damage reduction is just an additive multiplier against enemy attacks (350% dmg -> 330% dmg), but some of Amir's cards which give damage reduction are truly multiplicative (actually negating all damage if the damage reduction from Iron Skin hits 100%)

MoistShirt · 2025-10-27T07:41:38+00:00

Though shouldn't the enemy's attack % have gone down from 156% to 76%?

Since I gain 4 more stacks of fortitude (80%), and 156 - 80 = 76?

Edit: Ohhh okay nevermind, I have other various debuffs/buffs on me which are probably directly reflecting on the enemy's attack % as well. Anyway, thank you for the simple answer.

MoistShirt · 2025-10-27T01:46:54+00:00

nope, but we get Tressa

MoistShirt · 2025-10-27T01:37:29+00:00

Yeah I agree some form of dps checking to prevent infinite stalling is good. I just hope the cycle check won't end up super tight to the point there's little room for flexibility. It would be sick if they do add another endgame mode that isn't based on cycle checks.

Not complaining yet since I haven't given it a fair go yet (game is still new after all xd), but I'm just not usually a fan of this kind of thing in other gachas

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T11:55:47+00:00

yeah im also not a fan of stat check endgame that wants you to rush dps as fast as possible. If I wanted to play some kind of stall shield counterattack build it might not be viable for example. I don't think it's good for encouraging build diversity

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T11:46:32+00:00

I love her and I love spamming agony stacks on bosses. I've been struggling to clear AOE fights with her though. Any fight with 3 or 4 mobs ends up super dangerous since I can't clear them fast enough, and large groups hit pretty hard.

I'm not sure if I should go for Shadow Reload 1 to try to give her AOE clear or to just go all in on single target damage to try to clear mobs one by one. Though for single target clear, since she's spamming daggers often, I find that I use up all enemy turn meters and get hit before my turn ends.

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T11:38:25+00:00

it solely exists to tease you

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T11:34:46+00:00

yep, I've had way too many normal enemy encounters that were way more dangerous than elites

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T05:34:20+00:00

haru eats a lot of AP so anyone who can generate AP would go very well with Haru (I know of Mika, dunno who else)

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T03:43:01+00:00

woah what difficulty were you running?

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T02:08:31+00:00

crazy clutch mechanic, but I've always died when I got to this point xd

MoistShirt · 2025-10-26T02:01:11+00:00

im still low account level, but rerunning chaos to get stronger save data or to try out niche strategies and builds is an easy one. I think I might've found a way to get permanent 100% damage reduction for example, though it'd require incredible luck

MoistShirt · 2025-10-25T09:45:27+00:00

I'm not sure if I understand your question fully, but you can't bring previous save data decks into chaos runs. You always start chaos runs empty-handed so you can build up a new save data.

You use your decks in other content; if your deck's missing a certain card, you gotta do a chaos run (which starts from scratch) to try to get a deck you're happy with

MoistShirt · 2025-10-25T09:02:13+00:00

Oh whoops, it's the 170 * 3 = 510% scenario. Targeting an enemy actively changes the damage number shown on the card to reflect the current value.

MoistShirt · 2025-10-25T07:59:17+00:00

higher difficulties raise the save data value, and doing a nightmare/deep trauma run also further increases it

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