I too enjoy this game, may I offer my insightful commentary?
Why are you using Continuum Shift Extend for gameplay? It will be released in America in millions of years when you can play it with your nanofightpad. The stories are kind of connected, but you can really start with whatever character you want.Īs a note, internal or descriptive dialog will be written in bold, while my own commentary will be in italics.īlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma coming to Japaneses consoles on Oct. If you want to experience the true majesty of this LP, I'd suggest you watch the Beginning update, and then all of Ragna's. I started this LP about a year ago and decided I should finish it, so you're probably a bit behind. Talking about any characters this this game of the next in this fashion should be safe. Thread policy is NO STORY SPOILERS, but feel free to talk about mechanics all you want and how Litchi will never ever get nerfed in a million years or whatever.
I'll be using the sort of current game, Continuum Shift: Extend for the actual game mechanics, because Calamity Trigger very old and not fun to play. I'll also be showing off gameplay and mechanics as we go, as the visual, audio, and mechanical aspects are where this game really shines. The story isn't too bad and does a few clever things while being completely insane most of the time. The console version also contains a ridiculously expansive Story Mode, a sort of dramatic visual novel coating wrapped around the core gameplay. It was released in November of 2008 in Japanese arcades, and saw a stateside PS3/360 port in June of 2009. BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger is a fighting game developed by Arc System Works and published by Aksys.
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