Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers - A Reason for the Chaos | Part 4

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Published on September 9, 2019 1:00:04 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz5HQn5cs8c

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Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers (2016)

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Now we get into the game proper. If you wanted, you could do some training missions or grind to level yourself on the world map, but those are all totally unnecessary to beat the game so I wouldn’t bother, personally.

This stage is essentially Sishui Gate, but they almost never title these battles as such. So you’ll just kind of have to follow along to see a specific battle. In Godseekers, Zhao Yun never joins up with Gongsun Zan, but we end up joining the Coalition anyways.

For this take, we have a number of NPC allies. This is a fairly common occurrence and your allies are generally strong enough to last on their own, but sometimes their AI can be...questionable. Such as performing attacks that just aren’t the best ones to use, not expending all their AP, and choosing to prioritize peons over enemy officers. It doesn’t happen much in this stage, but allies can be REALLY annoying later in the game when they block you from progressing by clogging up narrow pathways.

Anyways, the turn order for this game is Allies - Player - Enemies. (I originally typed angle brackets rather than hyphens for the turn order, but YouTube won’t let you use those in descriptions. How fucking archaic is this text box!?) So the NPCs always get first crack. Peons also move before officers do but they deal so little damage anything they do doesn’t mean much. The most they are are time wasters to either slow you down or hold off the enemy a bit.

Our goal for this stage is to help out Cao Cao and Sun Jian while defeating the enemy officers. Pretty straight forward. We only lose if Yuan Shao dies, and he only starts to move up a few turns into the stage so he shouldn’t be in any real danger.

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