People were complaining about the Leonar fight on gamefaqs. I had an upgraded zweihander i mighty impact and it inflicted breach on him then vyce raped him with rending gale and a double attack lmfao.

@@sweetlil1096 I got smashed on my first go of the Law Leaonar fight, next fight I used...a magic leaf+1 and the fight was easy. I was just so used to going smork smork like LUCT but I appreciate a lot of the smaller nuances this edition brings and makes you actually well...play tactically in a tactics game

Hard to believe it's possible to have any difficulty against Leonar. It's so easy it's not even funny. What was slightly annoying was winning without Vyce dying. Really hard is Hektor who already starts with 2 damage cards and 2 MP recovery cards. Hektor was a challenge to win by killing all enemies and not letting any ally fall or die.

@@sweetlil1096 when I fought him, he literally got a Phalanx proc 7 turns in a row. That was the most frustrating thing in the world.

A bit late on this, but that's what Know Your Class was last time around. I'm making those, winter is chaos right now.

Thank You, I love to hear this kinda stuff! It's definitely odd to get used to shifting gears into a new set of rules, but I'm really glad to see most are figuring it out this time.

It is, I love how good it feels to break harder fights with some complete nonsense.

@@CoffeePotato The support spells in this game, especially CC, might have low accuracy, but they still feel incredibly efficient somehow. Speaking of CC, debuff durations seem weird to me. It doesn't seem like it's the victim's turns... What determines how long something lasts? I never pay quite enough attention to it to figure out >.

@@Poillip So that's also a function of Mind. It's kind of like they're landing RT ticks for duration instead of damage. This also happens for Debuffs. You definitely get great economy out of them, it's just harder to quantify.

@@CoffeePotato Huh... An RT duration scaling with Mind makes a lot of sense actually. It would even serve to balance fast units vs slow ones. Fast units could theoretically act more often inside the debuff duration, possibly suffering the penalties for an extra turn. Ugh now I wanna find modding tools to dig into the math >.< I've barely started the game and I'm already this invested lol

As a follow-up to your RT point, it may seem unintuitive to new players, but it is usually beneficial to do the absolute bare-minimum with your character on their turn. As an example. You've got a new Valk you're leveling up/using. On her turn, you "could" run your max distance, then shoot someone with a bow for 40-60 damage. Seems legit, right? Sure, if that's a KB that'd be fine, but if it's not, then maybe moving up a square or two then ending your turn is the better option. For one, it means your turn comes up faster. Secondly, now maybe you're in range of a healer that you're doing 140-160 damage, or that same target as before, but now you're at a closer range so maybe you'll shoot a magic missile for 80-120 damage. All the while gaining more turns because your character's turns are coming up faster because you aren't making inefficient actions. But I like throwing rocks! That's great, and it can work (seriously, everything has a use/path to greatness in this game), but more often than not, saving RT will net you more damage in the long run than that 1 point of damage from the stone toss.

Have you played the One Vision mod for the PSP version? It is also excellent.

@@DollyBowman not really, does look amazing from what I have seen Coffee post about it

I agree I am having a blast. Just started Ch. 2. I was initially worried about the level cap with the union level system but it seems pretty well balanced so far.

And the fact that each unit starts leveled up, so you don't recruit a level 25 terror knight and he has to use level 1 gear because you've never used a terror knight before. Or forgetting all their training the moment they join you.

Definitely agreed 100%, the level cap is really good for game flow here.

Thank You kindly, and yeah, it came quick!

The "we'll do it live" experience: The Game XD

Exactly, it's awesome!

Glad to help!

And don't get me started with Breath II powered up. Massive damage

Beast Tamer is so good. Lobber + upgrade beasts and dragons + an actual I.W.I.N. button in the form of thrown bombs. I tossed an orb in a boss fight halfway through chapter 3, and basically trivialized the whole thing, 70% of the enemy team lost half their health, making the rest of my guys able to one shot a bunch of them. And several got poisoned too. That boss battle was the easiest fight I had so far, thanks to one action from my beast tamer.

It has a popup as soon as you unlock any crafting book, and also is always there on the store screen, but I get what you mean. I am in no way appallingly late to respond to messages.

Chaos frame is the opinion of certain clan to Denam. The choice hes making across the game might raise or reduce CF of certain clan. Or make unit of certain clan incapped/death in battle. Technically they sacrifice themself for denam which will raise it. Make certain clan unit ress as undead will reduce the CF for reason. and some other. We dont know yet how its affect the game in reborn but in psp it was like this: Its affect starting of loyalty clan you recruit in shop. Its preq of certain character in Chaos route. High CF of certain clan will make you lose loyalty if you attack that clan unit in battle. Certain number of CF will affect Lord ending.

I'm working on changing that a little every time until no one complains.

Oversight, and didn't matter for his role in this case.

Random accident, though interestingly weapon skills do give you extra defense against that weapon type.

Funny part is that this one is actually difficult in a general sense. I have a Gryphon Only run of the original coming out soon, and I kid you not, it takes only like 20 minutes to create a One Shot abomination out of a humble overpriced pigeon.

@@CoffeePotato High school me is trying to understand how you even did that. With that said, your videos have been invaluable to me when it comes to understanding this gargantuanly deep game. I used to love Final Fantasy Tactics with all my heart, but after deep-diving this game and venturing through your videos, I think I can only go back to FFT if I just want to have the fast food version of SRPGs compared to this steakhouse and seafood equivalent of a game.

Elemental matchups. Check elements and Dex. The class is just a toolbox, there's still a person using that toolbox.

I just asked the same question lol. I hope he or someone replies cause that is severely confusing now. I don’t think the axe skill does anything for that.

Yes, you can recruit all characters if you come back. That's how you get all the characters and all the titles.

Peasants ! Deman is a Warrior by Nature . He tanks and deliver the pain like no other MELEE as a Warrior. Mighty impact gives 100% chance to on hit effects and deals sick damage . Warrior denam , let cistina be the valk op class. 😎

Always is! That's what us long timers stick around for.

Here's the thing with damage. Staring at the damage formula will not internalize much. That's why I tend to use vague terms like Threshold..it's not technically a threshold, but can be thought of as one. Your big spikes come from those moments when you can punch past defenses, which means something different in every scenario. So if we imagine things like Elemental Advantage, Atk Score, Breach, Fear, etc as things to stack to push past an invisible threshold, it's easier to internalize than "we take the value from this, add it so this, multiply it by this, but only sometimes, and other times this, them we minus that from the number of toes on a nearby centipede and multiply by the weather, in order to then apply the 94x coefficient of the greater of the chicken or the egg, etc etc". Stack advantage, get number. 👍 I'm going to make a simpler damage guide soon, I did one last week, but didn't like it.

@@CoffeePotato Yeah, I did some searching around and it basically usually went like "okay, so the formula is this, so that's why certain weapons have an easier time breaking through." Which is *fine* but what I (and I imagine a lot of other people coming in) are looking for is a simple, look at this stat on the sheet, that's why. It's always super vague, but because "apply Breached, get damage" actually works really well, it's now less of a problem. On PSP, status like Breached was less accessible if I remember it right and I also tended to ignore pure status spells because of their accuracy (hence why your thought process in this video was pretty helpful) which meant I faced 1 damage in the forecast a LOT without knowing why or understanding how to deal more. Because at the end of the day, I didn't think one status proc would magically turn a 1 into a 100 (which, at the moment, actually turns into 200 and more and is amazing). Usually, I expect to have missed a key stat like "overall armor rating" that shows me how high I need to push - something simple like it's usually the case in RPGs. And then you see most people unpack the damage formula because, yeah, it's actually not that simple - it's a huge calculation in the back and no amount of looking at the stat sheet will help you. It's like with funky tech solutions (something simple like turning it on and off) - I know it works, so it's technically fine, but as to *why* it works, no clue.

That's pretty accurate, but don't go telling any of the spicy comments that. Generally Knight sticks out the most to me, just due to the HP boost. It's a harder one to raise.

I would say there's a better way. I wanted to make a new newbie's guide, what kind of issues are you having? (To be completely honest, after this long covering this game and doing runs in it's different forms, it's often hard to figure out what new folks are struggling with)

@@CoffeePotato So what is that better way or is that aimed towards me? I am not having one specific issue but in general the UI (I just did not for quite some time figure out how to get to the warren report which it kept harping about in the tutorial !!!!), basic stuff about what to do and how to do. If you see this video of yours you slip into complex strategy stuff straight away which is a far cry for me. So typically if you can rewind 10 steps and get into the same amount of detail you do in your videos it would truly be a newbie guide! In general the tips videos on yt are too brief and generally unclear on where to apply what, but the amount of detail you give it would really help some one like me out. Once we get comfy with the UI and fundamental mechanics then your other videos can be followed with ease. I know its easy to ask but please do consider!

In the warren report go to the talk section. There should be something there about pharompa open for hunting. Read that and then it will become available. I did it at lvl 19 so you still have time.

I can do a more dedicated one.

@@CoffeePotato cool. Looking forward to it then.

You still need to get the mark for that.

Once your healers get mother's blessing it doubles healing when it triggers. Make sure your healer picks up a skill buff card to get it to trigger more often. I find two skill cards gets it to trigger almost every time

Use item that give Healcraft

Training or XP charms are usually the fastest. They still get XP even if knocked out in training, though. Just throw them in AI and make some coffee, just about any team should be able to handle the training fights. Generally levels that low are the only time levels will matter to that much of a degree, but how do you have this team set up that they're having so many issues?

For what it's worth, it was an embarrassingly long time before I realized that same thing.

Beggars can’t be choosers

@@omensoffate and stupid can't be smart, shame you chose the wrong side

the % chance does goes down albeit very slightly (if an enemy is at ~1% hp and you have a 30% to recruit them and fail, the next attempt might go down to 29%)

If you use magic, it improves weapons passives at the same time. If you have 4 weapon passives and use magic, she will buff all 4 at the same time. It's the best way to level all passives at the same time.

@@eliasfranca7173 will equiping booth sword and book weapon skill get better magic damage than equiping only one ( sword only or book only ) ?

@@krissatriya8662 , Sorry, I haven't tested this yet. I believe that the weapon's magic damage bonus only counts the weapon with the highest level.

It does not lower CF to fire them, but poisons are still kills. You're only losing CF if you're having units kill or KO their same faction.

@@CoffeePotato Nice, time to hire people I don't want to hate me and fire them instantly after stripping them naked!

So you leave this comment lol

There's edge cases where it can matter. Later on Warriors can have good split coverages on finishers that way, but early on it's for defense. You resist any weapon you have a skill for.

Oh that's an awesome attention to detail there! Thanks again!

Only when other mobs pick up bags on the battle field but you won't miss much that you can't get later. Going straight for the boss is viable and it's almost what the game wants you to do at first.

Going directly to the boss is much more complicated ahead of the game when most characters use healing or have rampart aura to block your advance, even more so that several bosses already start buffed with cards and are capable of 1 hit kill

You will lose the pleasure of having managed to kill all the enemies on the map in a super difficult fight. If you're finding it difficult, imagine finishing these fights without any allies falling or dying. Now that's fun.

Except for the DPAD placement. One of my only gripes with Reborn is playing on Switch and not being able to swap the left controls.

@@CoffeePotato I noticed this.. It’s definitely not the same

@@Mintcar923 Honestly that's why it feels so good on the Deck. While I bought it as a laptop replacement, hot dang does it feel good to be able to play the whole series with the same controls.

@@CoffeePotato I’m tempted to check that out because in addition to the SRPG genre I’m also a huge fan of 4x strategy & the like which pc/SD specializes in

Yup. Wouldn't get too excited, they're good to get, but stats are typically the slowest way to break things. Always nice to grab, though.

Yup, but it's all situational. High strength can make for a solid hitter and physical bulk unit, clearly, but high Mind might be better with secondary effects and debuffs.

While I agree that the game could do a lot more to explain some of its systems, I'm against easy modes and difficulty modes in general. Once you go down the path of variable difficulty all of a sudden there's no sense of what a game's actual issues are because each different difficulty obsfucates them since they will be an issue on difficulty A but not difficulty B. As you've said, the issue is that the game can be overwhelming (and I'd argue, poorly conveyed) new players. That's really an information access and availability problem, not a difficulty problem. Lowering difficulty won't actually fix that problem, but some codices about stuff (what all the status effects actually do, how armor works etc) in the Warren Report might. That said, I'm not a fan of the stat buff cards myself, mostly because they're gaudy and as Anakin Skywalker said about sand, they just get everywhere.

@@MidlifeCrisisJoe You bring up good points, I just think a game should be Accessible, especially if it is going to be successful. Easy or Basic modes might dull the vision and obfuscate underlying balance woes, but they do make the game more accessible. Right now, I'm having fun struggling in Chapter 2 -- and I know where this game goes (or at least the PSP ver), only harder. How many others would have walked away by now or would after a few more frustratingly difficult (for them) fights?

@@patron7906 I think worrying about accessibility is a trap I suppose. Especially in a game like Tactics Ogre, which carefully uses obscure mechanics like Loyalty and Chaos Frame on purpose to create an experience that reacts in sensible ways to a player's choices both in its narrative and gameplay. The obvious intended experience is one where they don't want the player to be aware of everything going on at all times, to create some ambiguity and mystery over how things function in order to create a sense of novelty. I mean, I look at Reborn and I already can see that they've tried to make this game as "accessible" as they possibly could. The Chariot Tarot allows you to rewind and mistake you can make. The buff cards can give you a pretty massive combat advantage. The charms keep any soldiers you have neglected for a bit viable to play with without having to grind. The camera angles and trajectory lines erase any confusion that might stem from the isometric point of view. And the ability to speed up the battle speed can erase people who think a turn-based tactics game is too slow. All of those features are attempts to try and make the game more appealing to a larger audience - "accessibility" is really in most cases a code word for "popularity" in my opinion, as most of the time people aren't talking about color-blind options or something like that - and I'm really not sure they could or should do more. At the same time the PSP version's general easy nature was complained about as a flaw from the audience the game already cultivated, so they're also trying to appeal to the crowd that's played this game for almost 30 years now and give them something they can sink their teeth into as well. The reaction to that is usually "give the players more options" but I can speak from experience that flat difficulty options never work out very well. They either take just as much effort to do well as tuning a whole game's normal intended difficulty, which in a game like TO is an immense amount of effort due to all the dozens of systems in place and how they work in conjunction, or they're lazy and flat damage and health modifiers that have lots of oversights and do very little to actually improve anyone's experience because they aren't tailored like the intended challenge is. Besides, the main thing I think the devs at Squeenix could do to make TO more accessible at this point is to just update graphics. Most of the actual complaints I've seen on the Steam store page and others is how people don't think a game that looks like a Super Nintendo game (because it was one originally) can be worth $50. The old graphics seem to be the actual biggest hurdle people have getting into the game from the feedback I'm seeing.

Nah, that'd just water down the game and make it lose all mechanical and even narrative weight through its systems. Often accessibility/easy modes are traps and ways to allow the player to ruin or water down their own experience. Would rather everyone learn the game, and if it's not for them then it's not for them, not every game has to be for everyone. This notion of putting accessibility on a pedestal is not just tiring I'd argue it's damaging to the medium as a whole, particularly for niche games like this. I'm glad there's no easy mode.

It's not 100%. And before anything else, see if the enemy isn't using something that has resistance. Another detail is that some bosses are immune even without having any resistance appearing. It's easier to do this with ninjas or crit archers.

@@eliasfranca7173 appreciate the response. I just wanted to make sure I was getting unlucky instead of doing something wrong. Canopus must have attacked 15 different times on all squishy non-boss casters and I haven't seen one silence. But Its good to know I'm not doing it wrong haha. Thank you

have someone with warrior so they can buff melee weapon hit debuff 100%. without it you play with chances. Same with ranged they need archer to have 100% chance.

Beast tamer will do. got me undead octopus as a tank. Just not sure yet what is the down side of using undead units yet. Seems crazy good at early game.

@@klhy91 I'm sure you figured it out. But undead can't level up, so you have to give them exp charms or make them not-undead later in the game.

Yeah....it's a bit harder to try and recruit them after they've become lunch.

Wouldn’t say time limit more a story limit so if u go pass a certain part in the story the area unlocked in the warren report won’t be available anymore

@@KingBoxLunch that's good to know, i'm still at the begining, the lastest warren report under "talk" is A Hero is Born

To open a location, you only need to see the news in the report. As long as you enable the news you can enable the map at any time. Remembering that if it's a character's location and that character has a unique speech in a battle you've already done, naturally you won't be able to see it and you'll have to finish the game to go back in time.

Last minute weapon swap I forgot about there, but there are reasons to use other weapon skills. You get increased defense from that weapon type, and can also use it as a magic damage skill, which allows for very quick Loyalty training, if you need that for some reason.

@@CoffeePotato i, well... going to say it but don't take it the wrong way, everybody play how they want, and i respect that, but i am kind of a "completionist" type gamer when it comes to this game, you see... there is a title you get for not letting any of your soldiers fall in battle, and i mean KO, not dead though that also has tittles imported from the PSP version as well, so if you carry on to the very last battle of the game, normal play thorough, you get the tittle. Is kinda hard for me to see how often your troops fall in battle, i am glad you can use chariot, as there was a title for not using it in the PSP version under the same condition, in reborn that tittles don't exist ...so char to prevent your men getting KO is the way i will play. thanks for answering!

@@Fugazity It's the other way around, actually. No Incaps is still a title with music unlocks in Reborn. They took out No Chariot, apparently thinking it was too difficult, which is...certainly an opinion 🤣. Anyhow, hope that helps!

@@CoffeePotato "Hero King Unscathed" is the title for no units ever KOd in the battlefield. According to the games faq page discussions they indeed remove the no use of chariot titles; which is good because this way you can higher the odds to recruit to your party by doing different actions before inviting, or even doing different action as simple as standing in another tile by the troop that takes the turn before the recruiter. It's almost a cheat to do it this way but necessary to invite units you really want to have like those stupid dragons with their isnta kill attacks.

@@Fugazity Personally I would've preferred the other way around. It's easy enough to do No Incaps, while No Chariot generally involves knowing how to mitigate risk more, which I like. It's definitely cheating to use it for Recruiting, stuff is already the strongest skill in the game if used right.

Yes, this happens in many strategy games. In the real world if you are in a high place it is possible to throw things further, but the opposite, from bottom to top, needs much more effort. It's the same logic.

@@eliasfranca7173 in real life it makes sense, I just never thought to try it in the game lol.

@@scubasteve5326 , Think on the bright side. From now on you will try this in any strategy game. In my opinion it's a special touch to put something realistic like that.

Beat the game, he can be whatever you'd like from there on out.

You can change his name after you beat the game once and start a second playthrough

@@Swifman622 Oh OK. I obviously haven't beaten this version yet. Currently in Chapter 3. Thanks for the info!

Depends on the unit. If a unit has Wade either on the class or armor, they go in. If not, they hang on for dear life, and refuse to move.

@@CoffeePotato Weird that the more punishing outcome is reserved for the one with some specialization

@@KvltKommando If it makes you feel better, you can push people off cliffs and they die, unless they can fly, then they'll fly back up safely.

(got sick of editting this comment on the fly; so don't flame me for commenting on my own thread) That first battle can EASILY be won if you charge in headlong too... you have a height advantage which means that if you equip some jumpers (or flyers) with bows; they can permanently lock ALL of the enemies healers by simply buffeting that line with longrange shots from your archer line.... quip a ninja with a bow/crossbow (bow works better) and giving him the silence auto-ability and you can effectively lock ALL of their magic casters out of the combat... at which point this battle becomes 10 Vs THREE (note there's a runefencer in that frontline too) Early chapter 2 you get a LOT of battles where you either have height advantage or there's a lot of chokepoints... archers reign supreme here... more often then not they can shoot at the squishy targets without those targets having the ability to hit them back... this works in most of the forest maps 2; literally MOST of the battles in there will see you have the height advantage...

Simple mixup, I wasn't going to use their finishers, and Proficiency by itself is faster, but weaker than before. Dagger ninja would be fine, most of that stuff is fairly situational. Like Canopus would carry a finisher farther, Ninja might be better for hit and runs, hell, personally I love light bow and dagger archers as my preferred shank unit. It's all viable, better is what you make it.

@@CoffeePotato I often found that bow + Dagger archers came up a few tiles short out of extended range for trying to snipe at the backline and the frontline (ofc) has loads of pierce prot so you hardly do any damage... Gave them all greatbows/longbows and haven't looked back. Likewise; (cross)bow and dagger ninja's are fun but they get neutered in damage so much I discovered I was only using them for ranged status effect infliction and not much else...it keeps the ninja safer, true, but in effect you really only have use for proc+ cards and MP+ cards (unless you go for the backline again; then they all become viable)... whereas if I give them 2x 1-Hmelee then I can ALWAYS use the proc, MP, Phys cards, leaving the Magic for my casters...it's actually LESS situational imho (more allround; so that's a plus). Sure it trades their safety for dps output... but 2x crit + Status inflict + weapon effect ... I've seen my ninja's take a BIG chunk out of stuff like dragons

@@AshAsmodeus I've liked a sort of middle ground archer every now and then, later ended up using the Vartan for this role, but the Dagger/Bow is pretty handy as a pull away unit. Whatever RT stuff is going on there exactly, they always seem to outspeed things chasing them. Makes for a great running debuff spammer.

@@CoffeePotato all cool; just comparing notes on flavours ofc. It's fun to see people have a different perspective when playing games like this... it honestly makes the game more fun as a whole to know it actually CAN be played in different styles using different methods :)

Switch.

¡Hola paisano!

The game is available on Playstation, Xbox, Switch, and PC.

@@kevsmart This game is not available on Xbox.

@@fernandozavaletabustos205 Oh you're right, my mistake.

yes !! Beasts so far are kraken cyclops gryphon cockatrice

@@Gpjr55 Thank you for the answer. Do you mind telling me if the rogue human class is in reborn? Im confused, some people say it is others say it isnt.

@@misterymisterio8778 Rouge is only available to the enemy forces. Supposedly because the devs had trouble getting the AI for that unit to work for the player.

@@Scuderia-hy4zu Do you know if rogue fairy can be recruited?

@@misterymisterio8778 Sorry, no idea. I’m too much of a rookie, haven’t gotten that far or heard.

That's the Cyclops from the Vyce 2C fight.

@@CoffeePotato oh, I thought I need a warlock to recruit it? Damn, seems I've missed getting him then :(

@@NitrousoxideMuffin No biggie, he's just a generic cyclops, they're everywhere. They're classed as a beast.

@@CoffeePotato Alright, I'll try and get the next one then, thanks a lot for the replies :)

If enemies pick it up, it's gone forever. If it's sitting on the floor when the fight ends, you automatically get it

@@DollyBowman if you kill them tho they drop it again.

@@MrForsar yep! Not lost forever. But it seemed like to me, the “old loot” isn’t added to the auto-loot at the end, so you might need to kill the enemy that picked up loot then end your turn on the loot bag, not sure if that’s intended or not.

@@DollyBowman If you kill the enemy that picked it up then he will drop the loot he picked up

Good to know it's not gone forever if you kill the enemy! I'm pretty sure it did work that way in PSP so I'm glad to hear they changed it

To an extent. If I only show menus, the comments say to show more game, and vice versa. I was just hoping to share some info.

You definitely have a point, and a similar meta existed on PSP (except anyone who could wield a bow/crossbow could get in on it, too). I believe the reason Potato was purposefully avoiding the cards is to show how to deal with situations when you do not get favorable card spawns. It's not so much that you can't lawnmower the game with Canopus, it's having contingency plans for when that option is off the table for whatever reason.

I'd rather take the cards with a Berserker and kill 3+ enemies for 700+ damage. Well, sometimes I use Canopus to kill some mages, but I prefer Berserker to kill 3x faster. Berserker can kill 5 enemies in just one hit. Nothing is more broken than that.

Ah You are a man of culture!! I think the same , thats why i kept denam as Warrior with a humongous 2 handers with breach on hit .. he and his 2 roid rage infused zerkers (voltaire and forcas) obliterate the battle field with pincers and roidrage 1 hit kos.. múltiple healers Ensure the wtfpwn machine keeps going .

Fair, and it depends. It's not the Dirk itself. It's normal damage sucks, but the silence chance can be used to disable healers, and the Finisher scales well. Usually, it's just decent. Against this guy, an Earth unit, it hits very well. Personally, I have him as a Buccaneer 2h guy on my main file now. It's...quite the thing.

Fair, but if you can just fly a 1000+ into the backfield, might as well take advantage of an easy fix to the problem. Canopus tends to hit harder with a dagger than a 2h on average, but those 2h finishers make for great pivots for a lightning team.

Feel better soon!

Yea coffee potato you kinda need to start from scratch bro. Dummy down things and maybe talk about best party set ups throughout each chapter. Give new players something to strive for.

Fair enough. To be fair, this is largely because I'm hoping to get folks to ask questions, rather than follow one build and wonder why they got stuck. That's usually what gets folks going for a game as complicated as this, but I do have a third attempt at a simpler guide going up shortly. It's a work in progress. 🤣