I forgot why I loved/hated the game. Story and images were pretty good. Resource grind was not. I ended up cheating for resources, though you can do more but you lose out on the other fun. Running this with the game as is helps in adding resources if you don't want to grind through the maps time and time and time and time again. Spoiler AI is Japanese, though it has an English add on so most of the internal menus are legible. Drivers Alienware M17x R3 Battery. Start up the Meister, then run Spoiler AI and in real time add resources so you can avoid the worst of the grind.
Is there a way to get this game in full English text. Html Email Templates For Whmcs Themes on this page. Google “Kamidori Alchemy Meister codec”. Kamidori save files are in a stupid place.
Click to expand.Hmm I'm still in the middle of learning so I don't know yet if it was worth it. When it comes to studying language the longer you go the more you get out of it and since I like VN-s it will pay off. As for what I'm using, well I'm only focusing on reading right now so I looked up methods that help with that. The first thing to study is grammar (knowing katakana and hiragana is needed for this). I read Tae Kim's guide and Japanese The Manga Way to get an overall understanding on how grammar works (I heard Genji is also good).
These are really good if you need to look something up later. After this you can use a text hooker and translator to get each words meaning (there are guides for this) and with the grammar you know, you can put togather the sentence. Since you have to check every word and you have to look up grammar quite often, at the start it will be slow and you will butcher the first few things you read.
That's why the second thing to do is study vocab and the third is kanji. The more of those you know the less you have to look up and you will read faster. For vocab I use an anki deck and make a new card for every new word I encounter, and for kanji I use wanikani which is a paid service. Oh Inverted World Shins Rar.
As I read VN-s I see the same words and grammar over and over so I remember them after a while. Anki and wankiani only help this process.
Honestly this method works well for me but I wouldn't recommend it if you seriously want to learn japanese. What I did is get into reading VN-s as fast as I can so I wouldn't give up on studying. Having an issue that only started happening very recently.
The game creates two or three more instance windows during combat, causing the taskbar to slide in and back out once the fight is over. Needless to say, this is incredibly off-putting. Things I've tried to no avail: Opening the game in Window mode and disabling notifications.