Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Well they increased the HP from 2000 to 5000. But since Theurgia does way more damage than that, it doesn't matter all that much anyways.
These fights are a highlight of The Answer for me. But I am disappointed of them in FES due to them being quite easy. Reload seems to have tried to change this a bit with the HP increase and the skillsets, but I don't think they did a terrific job at it. if I just use my Shiva, they would be completely melted by Justice. And without even that, this Melchizedek I made can do the job efficiently as well. Also, they seem to have removed the Vulnerability mechanic on this fight (If it were like FES, the weaknesses of the characters would deal more damage to them if used). Which I am massively disappointed about. Overall, it's fine but I can't exactly say I prefer one or the other on the gameplay department. I tried to be a tad more thematic here, by making Aigis passive at first but more and more aggressive on the next fights. Although I completely melted them regardless, I believe they are all equal in terms of difficulty.
I will say this though, I quite like the reframing of the story here in comparison to FES. They slightly changed some events pertaining to their perceived threat to Aigis' life. Instead of revealing this concern to the other members before the fights, they changed it to after all of it. Making the members unaware of this possibility and as such, they do not look like they're fine with possibly killing Aigis during these fights unlike before. I have heard many people complain about this portion of the game due to perceived changes between FES and here localization wise, although I believe this is not the exact case. It seems that they simply reframed and added new scenes in general. And as such, these changes apply in Jp as well. Personally speaking, I quite prefer this. Since the motivation of every pair is much more clear, and the subtle change involving their concerns with Aigis' life made SEES not look like they're fine killing her unlike before. Although that unnecessary flashback scene to Yukari's words is very much not required at all.
Well they increased the HP from 2000 to 5000. But since Theurgia does way more damage than that, it doesn't matter all that much anyways.
These fights are a highlight of The Answer for me. But I am disappointed of them in FES due to them being quite easy. Reload seems to have tried to change this a bit with the HP increase and the skillsets, but I don't think they did a terrific job at it. if I just use my Shiva, they would be completely melted by Justice. And without even that, this Melchizedek I made can do the job efficiently as well. Also, they seem to have removed the Vulnerability mechanic on this fight (If it were like FES, the weaknesses of the characters would deal more damage to them if used). Which I am massively disappointed about. Overall, it's fine but I can't exactly say I prefer one or the other on the gameplay department. I tried to be a tad more thematic here, by making Aigis passive at first but more and more aggressive on the next fights. Although I completely melted them regardless, I believe they are all equal in terms of difficulty.
I will say this though, I quite like the reframing of the story here in comparison to FES. They slightly changed some events pertaining to their perceived threat to Aigis' life. Instead of revealing this concern to the other members before the fights, they changed it to after all of it. Making the members unaware of this possibility and as such, they do not look like they're fine with possibly killing Aigis during these fights unlike before. I have heard many people complain about this portion of the game due to perceived changes between FES and here localization wise, although I believe this is not the exact case. It seems that they simply reframed and added new scenes in general. And as such, these changes apply in Jp as well. Personally speaking, I quite prefer this. Since the motivation of every pair is much more clear, and the subtle change involving their concerns with Aigis' life made SEES not look like they're fine killing her unlike before. Although that unnecessary flashback scene to Yukari's words is very much not required at all.
