Gallery: Knights in the Nightmare
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Bleach: Dark Souls |
Oct 6 |
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Legend of Kage 2 |
Oct 6 |
| Crash: Mind Over Mutant |
Oct 6 |
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Spectrobes: Beyond the Portals |
Oct 6 |
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My Japanese Coach |
Oct 14 |
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Korg DS-10 |
Oct 14 |
| Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 | Oct 14 |
| FIFA Soccer 09 | Oct 14 |
| Populous | Oct 14 |
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Rock Revolution |
Oct 14 |
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Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia |
Oct 21 |
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Theresia |
Oct 21 |
| Spider-Man: Web of Shadows | Oct 21 |
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Away: Shuffle Dungeon |
Oct 21 |
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Tornado |
Oct 21 |
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Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon |
Oct 21 |
| What's Cooking? With Jamie Oliver | Oct 21 |
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MySims Kingdom |
Oct 28 |
| Ninjatown | Oct 28 |
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
6-20-2008 @ 11:46PM
FoliathR said...
Err. No, the wisp doesn't attack enemies. According to the official website, the game's "attack cycle" works this way:
WISP commands ALLIES to attack ENEMIES who attack the WISP.
Whereas ENEMIES can't attack ALLIES who serve the WISP that can't do anything to (except run away from) ENEMIES.
Sorry if the caps sounded offending, just wanted to make the point clear...
Interestingly, among the 7 jobs in the allies, only the Duelist and Lance Knights can move; the others (Warrior, Hermit, Archer, Priestess and Wizard) can't.
Directions also play an important part. Duelist and Warriors can attack nearby and left directions, Lance Knights all 4 directions and the others front and right.
As though the game isn't confusing enough... But I'll still try it when it comes out.
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