Touhou Labyrinth 2 Series Of Danmaku
Labyrinth of Touhou 2/Characters. Touhou is a series of Danmaku shooters that has amassed a surprisingly active and committed fan following. These are the only characters who fight in battle, however, you can change them (Via the menu outside of battle, or the Switch command in-battle) freely with reserved party members.Help with Touhou Labyrinth 2 English patch, please. TH01 - Highly Responsive to Prayers TH02 - Story of Eastern Wonderland TH03 - Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream TH04 - Lotus Land Story TH05 - Mystic Square TH06 - Embodiment of Scarlet Devil TH07 - Perfect Cherry You're limited to a total party of 12 characters, with 4 constituting the 'active' party members at a time (The bottom four on your menu screen). Main Page Discuss All Pages Community Recent Blog Posts Touhou Project. Labyrinth of Touhou: Troubleshooting Touhou Wiki Fandom.
I bought LoT2 and its DLC off of DLsite and while i had no issues loading into the base game, or even patching it to have an english TL. Im having a slight issue with the installation of the DLC (At the very least thats my best guess). Hello everyone Im a few years late to the party but thats ok. Swapping characters around and using them in tandem to maximize their effectiveness is important to victory, as is being able to cover for their weaknesses.Labyrinth of touhou 2 Plus disk help needed. Transformers 42.Each character has a fixed selection of spells that is unique to them, as well as different growth rates for their individual stats. Remember, these don't tell the whole story - things like spell card formulas and passive skills are just as important in determining a character's worth, and leveling.
Hakurei Shrine: Go here to level up. Gensokyo is the main 'hub' of activity for preparation during the game. Tempest of the Heavens and Earth. Touhou Sky Arena Matsuri Climax. However, even if you still have party members in reserve, if all of your active party members are defeated, you will get a Game Over.Labyrinth of Touhou 2 - Plus Disk. This will also happen to any character who runs out of TP.
Magic Library: Here, accumulated Skill Points can be spent on a character in order to further boost stats. See the Stats section for more info. When a character levels up, you will be asked to add a small bonus to a stat.
You will need to put in new characters in order to be able to use them! You can also unequip party members with ease using this screen. Scarlet Mansion: Go here to change which characters are part of your party of 12. See the Stats section for more info. As the increase is percentage-based, it is best to raise already-high stats for characters.
Equipment adds a percentage boost to the main stats, or a flat boost to elemental affinities, ailment resistances, or SP Recovery rate. Equipment: All characters can equip three pieces of equipment with no restrictions. Formation: Allows you to swap two characters around in your formation as you wish Status: Allows you to view the current status, as well as the details of the character's Spellcards Akyu's House: Visit Hieda no Akyu to save your game or load up an older one.The menu can be accessed by hitting 'X' at the Gensokyo or in the dungeon At first you can only start from 1F, but by finding Relay Points, you can go further.
The map is only revealed an adjacent square at a time, which can lead to accidentally running into battles or events, so be careful.Thankfully, to help you out, two features exist to aid you: Relay Points (Marked by magic circles) will, after being reached, allow you to teleport to them instantly from Gensokyo. Events in the dungeon are marked with various symbols - such as ! marks, which indicate an event or feature of note (If these don't disappear, they are usually re-usable or require a later condition to be met), or markers for boss battles. Back to Gensokyo: Selecting this option in a dungeon will instantly transport you back to Gensokyo.The dungeon consists of 20 floors (+10 more on Plus Disk), each more challenging than the last, with new enemies, obstacles, and layouts to discover and overcome. When you rest, all party members with more than 2 TP will lose 2 TP, and gain SP equal to 2*MaxSP*Rec%. Rest: You can Rest your team to recover SP.
Use it only when you know it will finish a target off to avoid spending SP Only characters with high attack can do decent damage, and even then, the formula for this is the worst in the game. Attack - a generally worthless action, actually. When entering battle, all characters - allied and enemy - begin with roughly 75-80% of their wait gauge filled, so the fastest characters get the first attack.In battle, characters have five commands: It usually takes 20-28 steps to reach the minimum 50% rate, depending on map size.Battle runs on an individual turn-based system, with the amount of time a character must wait between turns determined by the individual action's after-attack wait percentage and their speed. The actual chance of an encounter occuring on a given step is the displayed percentage - 50%, so the displayed rate can go above 100% (Which is only a half chance), but that is extremely rare.
Escaping works without fail in random encounters, but bosses cannot be escaped from. Escape - Flee the battle. However, characters in reserve will recover a small amount of HP and SP for every action done in battle, so it is advisable to switch out exhausted/seriously damaged characters for fresh ones, as opposed to trying to heal them, in many (but not all) situations. Characters will lose 1 TP upon being switched out, and can't be switched out if they're at 2 TP or lower.
Each grows in different ways, too. There are four stat types: Standard, Elemental, Status, and Other. After a battle, characters will recover all lost HP, but those who are in the active party will lose TP -1 for a victory, and -3 for fleeing, plus an additional TP penalty if the character is not at full health:After a battle, any character who is at 0 TP (even if they are in the back row) will immediately return to Gensokyo, as if they have been defeated, unless there is a dialog after the battle (most boss battles).Characters do not recover SP after battle automatically, but all HP, SP, and TP will be recovered upon returning to Gensokyo, and you can also recover SP by benching a character between battles (This takes no TP) and allowing them to sit out for a bit.There are a lot of stats, but in truth, they are all fairly simple to remember. There are moves like this that you can use too, so be aware of the difference, as enemies have an order too.Completing a battle will earn everyone Experience Points (100% for characters in the active party, 90% for characters in reserve, and 80% for anyone else), and also some Skill Points and possibly an item. To be specific, the first character takes 100%, the second takes 80%, the third takes 40%, and the last takes only a mere 10% damage. In addition, there are attacks with Row damage - instead of the obvious "Single" or "All" targetting-spells, Row target spells will deal less damage to characters in the back.
Higher speed allows you to act faster. SPD: The speed at which the wait gauge fills. Defense against magically damaging spells
The actual stat the character has is equal to (Base Stat) * (Multiplier %), with multiplier starting at 100% at Lv 1. If you use a level up bonus or a skill point level up on one of these stats, you increase a multiplier value. However! That's just the base value. Each character grows their base stats the exact same way, so a level 30 Sakuya will always have the same base HP as another player's level 30 Sakuya. Even this was removed with the 2.04 patch)These stats grow automatically at each level up and are the only ones that do so. Don't Raise It (In early versions of the game, this stat would let you evade regular attacks.
Equipment also adds to this multiplier - meaning that a +40% ATK accessory is not a 40% boost to the stat you see, but just a 40% boost to the base stat.
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