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Chapter 191

In addition, when the five synchronization levels increase, you can not only increase the upper limit of physical strength, but also gain spiritual points (skill points).

Players can freely use Spirit Points to learn and enhance skills such as movement and attack. Since the experience points gained from combat are relatively small, spirit recovery is the main way to increase character level in this game.

This is also one of the elements of spirit collection. There are black trees in the game scene that are called "corruption". If you step on the filth area around it, you will be damaged.

After turning on the spiritual vision, you can see the filth. Attacking the filth and completing the purification can collect many spirits. Therefore, if you find filth, remember to purify it in time.

After activating the spiritual vision, you can see the corrupted spiritual core.

Sometimes, players will encounter spirits that are sealed in a certain place. At this time, the performance of Gojo using hand seals to remove the seal is worth watching. Players need to use the simulation learning operation to draw the specified trajectory, just like casting a real spell.

I need to be honest here and say that although the Youxuan generation has brought down the technology of our world in advance like the invincible Dragon King's deus ex machina, it still has some imperfections, but it is still more advanced than the latecomer Renni generation.

(When Gu Meng saw this, he sharply commented that it was a unique Chuunibyou of the Japanese. They almost never treated the Japanese well, but inexplicably they had more and more fans over there, calling him "adult" and even having strange titles like "Dragon King of the Empire". Obviously, there is no empire in the University of Tokyo. How can there be an empire after it was over so early in the morning? Is this a C-colored empire? Help, it's clearly a republic.)
Nintendo's first generation is just learning. We may have had unrealistic hopes due to the early publicity and its consistent advantages in gaming, but now the results have appeared and the excessive publicity has stopped. From my experience, except for a few special small optimizations for binding helmets to games, there are almost no advantages, only weakenings.

(This is actually a euphemism for having already received money and having a simple love for Japan and Rennie filter)

If there is such a similar pattern in the infiltration of Yu Xuan's first generation, we will also have a sense of déjà vu in reality, as if we have practiced and can master the hand seals faster, but there is still a layer of separation in this work.

However, if you ignore this weakening, it is difficult to detect in the game and does not affect the gaming experience.

Although due to well-known technical problems, we were unable to actually cast spells, and in the plot both sides cast spells on our behalf, the extraordinary elements of the protagonist in the early publicity were deleted.

There's nothing we can do about it. I believe the production team has tried their best, but it's probably really difficult to make a breakthrough in this kind of technology.

I really admire Lord Dragon King in this regard. His new work Black Myth has obviously completely ignored those technical barriers from the PV. I am personally also very much looking forward to the second generation of Youxuan and the experience cabin.

The question now is actually when it will be officially released. Some people say it will be released within this year, but I am taking a wait-and-see attitude towards this.

Back to the imitation supernatural content of this work, it is actually carried out through a series of supernatural actions by mortals with supernatural knowledge and possessed by supernatural beings who hold rituals.

For example, if you find it difficult to draw a talisman, you can let the two sides complete it automatically.

There's no penalty for assigning the task to both parties, so you can choose the one that best suits your situation. Since hand seals are also used for things like exorcising evil spirits, you'll get better with practice.

Follow the trajectory to draw the seal...

It’s a really cool feeling to successfully exorcise a ghost!
During the game, Tokyo residents vanish in an instant, leaving their notebooks, phones, and other belongings on the ground. Besides picking up these items, players can also obtain various text messages from books and flyers, which are recorded as "archives." This gives players a glimpse into the lives of the owners before they disappeared, making it a delightful read.

There are also hidden plots and investigative materials from both sides.

Investigations written by both sides are scattered throughout the city. Unlike "archives," collecting these investigations grants skill points. This allows players to easily develop their characters without waiting for the lengthy leveling process. The incident reports included in the investigations are also worth reading.

As for items, players can restore their health by eating after being attacked by enemies. There's a wide variety of food in this game, making it fun to collect! There are several varieties of rice balls alone, as well as common convenience store items like grilled chicken skewers, cup noodles, and snacks, making it feel very familiar.

The game also incorporates a large number of unique Japanese foods, from Japanese sweets such as Dorayaki, Sakuramochi, Mizutani, and Mitarashi Dango to street snacks such as Takoyaki, Yakisoba, and Taiyaki.

Food in this game is divided into three categories: "Food," "Drinks," and "Ghost Food." You can equip three of each type and use them instantly. "Ghost Food" refers to food from the underworld, though naming it "Ghost Oden" or "Ghost Juice Powder" is a bit amusing. Perhaps because it's food from the underworld, Gojo actually gains buffs after consuming it, which is why I often eat Ghost Food in the game.

The main source of food - Nekomata Shoten.

You can also harvest food from plastic bags left behind by deceased people. While this may feel a bit guilty, it's an urgent matter. Besides the spirits of those who disappeared in the Great Disappearance Incident, there are also ghosts who have become earthbound spirits after death. Players can accept side quests from these spirits, and completing them will not only help them ascend to heaven and become Buddhas, but also earn various rewards.

In addition to spirit rewards, players can sometimes also obtain useful props. There are many side quests in the game. Rather than completing all the side quests at once and then continuing the main storyline, I recommend that you experience the side quests as a diversion interspersed with the main storyline.

As one of the game's customization features, players can change their character's appearance by changing five types of clothing, including tops, pants, hats, and suits. Considering the first-person perspective design of this game and the limited free inspection actions, I still recommend putting more effort into the gloves.

Although the customized appearance of other parts rarely has the opportunity to be appreciated, it can still shine in cutscenes and photo modes! By the way, the costumes in the game can be obtained in many ways.

There are even costumes from Renée's other works. Wearing these clothes in serious scenes might be distracting, so it's recommended to change into other clothes when doing the main quest.

This game also features a photo mode, allowing players to take photos from anywhere when not in combat. This mode isn't limited to a first-person perspective; Gojo can also pose in various positions. A variety of photo frames are also available.

There are a lot of actions in photo mode, and there are no limitations caused by the inability to produce feedback of all situations due to the performance requirements in combat.

However, it should be noted that the game time will not stop when entering the photo mode. When the player is attacked, the photo mode will be automatically exited. To be honest, I personally want to take a photo with the slit-mouthed woman. I really hope that the time stop option can be added to the photo mode. It would be great if it can be implemented in subsequent updates.

Players can sometimes spot raccoons disguised as various objects on the street. The key to spotting them is the tail that sticks out from the object. This is also a side quest given to players by the raccoon boss. Finding raccoons unlocks new photo poses.

From a distance it looks like a sign, but up close the tail is revealed...

The raccoon cat will transform into various objects like this.

Players can exchange various collectibles for props such as ghost money, clothing, etc. with cats that are also collecting these items. The large number of collectibles in this game fully stimulates the player's passion for exploration.

From popular toys of the past like a pleated lizard model and a supercar model to traditional Japanese items like fans and lion heads, and even supernatural artifacts like a cursed videotape and Hanako's kitchen knife, the selection is truly diverse. The various uniquely Japanese props are also quite interesting...

Because we are in an extraordinary period, we can also explore facilities such as the women's restroom...

Since the Nekomata will decorate its stall with the collectibles given to it by the player, collecting all the collectibles to help the Nekomata build a luxurious stall has become a major motivation for collectors. In addition, the location of the collectibles can not only be learned from the Nekomata, but also directly seen through the perspective effect of clairvoyance, which I personally think is quite easy to find.

The design of the cat decorating the collection is full of charm for players.

The Tokyo of this game is inhabited by various "monsters" from ancient legends, such as "kamaitachi", "kodama", "zashiki-warashi", and other monsters that everyone has heard of. However, most of the monsters in the game are friendly. Although there are some troublesome monsters such as "painted wall" that blocks the road and "kappa" that pulls out people's scorpion beads, they are definitely not enemies.

Players can obtain "magatama" from yokai. Magatama represents the essence of a yokai's power. The method of obtaining it varies depending on the yokai. Some require players to solve problems faced by the yokai, while others can be obtained directly by capturing the yokai. Magatama is essential for unlocking skill trees and is crucial.

I believe that the unique experience brought by these monsters will surely make supernatural lovers and monster lovers have a lot of fun!
A wild Tubi suddenly appeared in the office! It looked a bit scary at first, but the more you look at it, the cuter it becomes.

Many monsters including Iptan Muen will appear in this work.

Shibuya's cats, dogs, and other small animals don't seem to have vanished along with humans. Feral cats and orphaned dogs can be found everywhere in the streets and alleys. Players can use their clairvoyance to read the animals' minds, and they sometimes offer hints about where to explore. Feeding dogs dog food will allow them to help players dig up items like paper money for the dead.

Additionally, players can pet these adorable cats and dogs to their heart's content, though petting them won't offer any special rewards. The variety of cats and dogs is so diverse and adorable, it's hard not to stop and pet them. Sometimes, even two people complain, "I don't have time for that right now," but cuteness is justice!
The familiar Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva statues are also widely scattered throughout the game. Visiting them will increase the spiritual power limit of your ethereal combat skills. When you visit, a halo will illuminate behind the statue, and its gaze will turn towards the player, creating a unique effect unique to this game. (Don't forget to sincerely thank Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva for his protection.)

Players can make donations at shrines or draw fortune sticks. Dropping coins into the offering box allows players to wish for various buffs or the locations of raccoon cats and collectibles. Of course, there are also insignificant wishes like "I want non-rotating sushi" and "world peace" that only receive brief responses from both sides, but it's often only then that you realize you're actually praying.

The result of the draw will affect the gains the player receives. Some can enhance the effect, while others will play special BGM... In short, it is definitely worth it to draw one!
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