Our Adventurer Guild

:steamthumbsup: A hidden gem if you like turn based tactics, team building, and/or management sims.

I tried. Really tried to like this game. But omfg, this game have everything there to be a success, I even once thought "why doesn't this game have more players, it seems really nice". Than I wasted hours of my life trying to make it work. Most of my time, were me messing up with custom sliders to see if I could make this game more fun play. Here is the list of how this game is incredible terrible so people dont lose their time and minds on this: 1. And I think this one is the most egregious of them all, in a Tactical RPG game you are rewarded if you skip combat. How is that possible? When u get a quest, u are thrown into a map with an objective like explore 75% of the map or pick 3 quest items. If u ignore combat, u can finish the quest in 2-3 min tops and receive 2k exp and a bunch of items. If u engage in combat, ur party members will be injured, that takes time to heal, if u pay to heal them, they get a mood debuff, the combat takes 5 to 10 min, gives around 30 to 60 exp, and really low to no loot. There are custom sliders to increase exp and rewards from combat and quest, but even if u place the quest slider to minimum and combat to max, quest still outweights combat by …

yaoi event ingame. What more could a man need when playing a game?

peak made all my friend and me named our party "main characters" and became really strong

Very good game with great balance between the gameplay. Managing your guild and the combat strategy are nice to play. The story is good and engaging. The only downside is the porr automatic battle. The AI is really stupid. Even if your party is overleveld, they will do stupid things and manage to be in danger and maybe die...

Pros: - Loved the turn-based combat. Boss fights were tough but fair. Gameplay reminded me of X-Com minus the constant missing ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ as you can use the “bravery” system to increase hit chance to 100%. - It was fun to build up your adventurers from noobs to absolute killing machines. - The skill system was also fun to experiment with. Combined with the equipment system that can go up to legendary rarity, you can make some really broken characters. Near end game, I had a Rogue with 100%+ dodge rate and a saint (healer) that was my main DPS that could unleash high level holy damage spells every turn at no MP cost. - Your adventurers can gain permanent “traits” through random mini-story segments during quests or through training that can give them permanent buffs that can affect their attribute growth during level up. This means that you are actually rewarded for exploring more during quests and also, greatly increases replayability as no two run will be the same. - Your adventurers actually also grow closer together was you keep sending them on quests. I was presently surprised when two of my adventurers became lovers. Was pretty cool that you can basically ship your adventurers w…