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I just set up a Light Screen with Blissey, used Soft-Boiled until the Arceus ran out of Focus Blasts, and then Toxic-stalled it to death. Of course, this was back when you could still breed TM moves onto Pokémon, so I dunno if you'll have access to that now.

!!!!! She's so pretty Such a cute boopable nose I love her

"the number of h's in that quote is inversely proportional to what I was able to convince her to add." I was like "you convinced her to add h's to a quote??"

Time to PP stall it to death! (Unless it has Recycle + Leppa Berry) ((Which it probably will))

I recommend Alolan Muk for the Thief method, as it has the best defensive stats and typing so its chances of fainting are much lower.

I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but I decided to backtrack as far as I could in the void after Luna appeared, and I encountered a few letters between the "hee hee hee~" voice and the image of Serra split in half. Is this already common knowledge, or...?

It's so true though, Chikorita is terrible (Does it count if I picked Torchic with Blaze instead of Speed Boost)

Let's be real here, the game is not designed for you to be playing it in increments across a timespan of 5+ years, so this is more of an issue with development times than anything else. All of the previous episodes have been unfinished betas. The final product is meant to be played all at once. I absolutely loved Xenosaga. But I understand that not everyone will enjoy it, which is why I think those people shouldn't play it. It would be less than pointless for someone who hates cutscenes and dialogue to play Xenosaga and then upload a video of him/herself complaining about how Xenosaga is a garbage game whenever it has a bunch of dialogue. Because all of the overly impressionable viewers would naively decide "hey, this person's right, Xenosaga is a garbage game!!" He made it quite clear that he doesn't care about the game anymore? That the only reason he's trying to finish it is because his viewers want him to? Unless you think his 40-minute "I don't care about any of this, I just wanna stop playing" spiel was all emotional and spur-of-the-moment without any truth behind it? My team was all around Level 75 and I didn't have too much trouble with it? Granted, my experience might have been an outlier and the gauntlet may indeed be in need of a nerf.

Thanks! I just managed to solve it after a lot of head scratching and watching your video guide. (Thank you for that, by the way!) I might've gotten lucky, because the last column was already in the proper order when I solved the second to last column.

Has the solution changed at all now that the numbers have been rearranged in the public release, or do we still follow the same layout? I've always been awful at these kinds of puzzles, despite trying to do them for so many years.

The thing with the huge amount of dialogue is that the cutscene in the Glass Workstation was a culmination of many foreshadowed events throughout the entire game; it's going to be expository and there's no getting around that. As we approach the end of the game, we're going to get a lot of these long revelation-type cutscenes as the story cashes in on all of the buildup and foreshadowing that it's been leading to. Could all of this info have been better spaced out throughout the episode instead of in one gigantic dialogue? Possibly. For instance, the backstory of Radomus and the keys could have been saved until everyone was back in Calcenon. But even as is, I think it's perfectly tolerable.

Given that you've gone so far with the sexual humor as to make butt plug jokes, I'd say that's the pot calling the kettle black