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Yo Nico Imma real happy for you, Imma let you finish

but Devil Hunter: Seeker of Power was the best Rudra game of all time. The best Rudra game of all time! *shrug*

well you know
it IS the devil

there's no excuse for that horrible last map though.

Just beat the Goblin mission. I'll summarise my thoughts so far:

The Bad:
- Really had no idea I would be needing THAT many healing items, on the first mission no less! Unless I was informed on IRC, I would not have bought 20 soothing balms. If I had gone with my original plan and bought only 5 I'd be in deep shit. Thankfully after classes were introduced I was able to remedy this problem by using multiple War Priests, though, so it's not all bad. It's really just a question of choosing the right classes. Still, way too hard to begin with, I think.
- Didn't like the choice of music for the battle theme. The Trooper's a great tune and all but in a so-called tactical RPG where one is required to think (and think HARD at that, I mean, you're using 7 characters after all, and dealing with about as many enemies at a time, where thanks to the incredible damage output one wrong move can break you), heavy metal music isn't the best choice. I know there's a custom soundtrack or whatever in the making but I thought I should bring that up.
- Minor setback here but I couldn't see the logic in an inaccurate healing move (Janos').
- Profanity that didn't fit with the setting. "Dispense with all the fucking formalities?" Seriously?

The Good:
- Loved the class/spell system. Really well balanced, and loved the feeling I got whenever my more-or-less well thought-out party won a battle.
- The ''survival' aspect of the game - several battles at a time with no escape in sight - left me pretty satisfied whenever I reached a save point. I thought this was a great concept especially once I had a good idea of the amount of damage monsters could do.
- Horace is funny as.

Don't be discouraged by my elaborating more on the bad points than the good! This is a pretty fun game. I may be positive about it just because I haven't encountered the evasion problem yet, but hey, you never know.

Was the joke in "Math Blaster" the lack of an 's'?