One of the many RPG-like aspects (in case you
don't know, RPG stands for "Role-Playing Game.") in Go!Go!Princess! is the
fact that it has a battle system. While trying to reach the assigned
goal, you may end up fighting a monster, a rival, or another playing character!
You don't have to battle, but you lose a turn afterward if you decide to flee.
However, I don't think you lose a turn if you flee from battling another
character. You can encounter monsters either in events on assigned
landmerks or random exclamation point spaces. You can battle another
playing character if you land on the exact same space as them. You
can battle a rival after you take your first class. However, this doesn't
work with some classes. I've only had 2 different rivals, Anita and
Wendy. After your first Magic class, you can battle Wendy; after your
first Fencing class, you can battle Anita. I'm not sure anymore if
Patricia is a rival in this game, like in Princess Maker 2, because after
playing through the game 37 times, she's still never become my rival; I've
only seen her at the Arena landmark. Another Princess Maker 2 rival
that I haven't had be a rival in Go!Go!Princess! is Marthia; I've never seen
her at all in this game, as a matter of fact! Well anyway, I think
that there are only 2 different rivals in this game. Another thing
about battling: If you lose to a monster in battle, you are sent back to
your home (the space you started the game on.), but if you lose to a rival
or another playing character, you just lose a turn.
Anyways, this is my little gallery of pictures from
some of the battles I've fought recently. They're divided up into many little
sections for faster loading time. I hope you have fun! ^-^
SECTIONS:
KOed
Monsters (Funny)
Attacks and Injured
People
The Battlefield
Combatants
HOW TO BATTLE
On exclamation points outside of
the city, you may encounter monsters. You can choose to battle or to run
away. Running away causes you to lose a turn.
When you go into battle you are presented
with the menu in the pic just above. The top option lets you attack
with your equipped weapon, the second option lets you cast your character's
special spell, and the third option lets you use an item. Only certain
items may be used in battle. I'm not sure of which ones yet, though.
After choosing your form of attack,
then you watch randomly generated dice appear. If your dice is lower
than the opponent's dice, you get hurt, and vice versa. If you both
have the same dice numbers, then neither of you get hurt.
You keep repeating this process until
one of you gets K.O.ed, when your HP gauge is empty. You may also win or
lose when time runs out and you have the most or least amount of HP left.
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