The way the progression works is just not clicking for me, so I'm hoping someone can help me understand. So I play Raodan to like level 5, and then I decide to unlock and try out the next character. I unlock Mirley, and then start run, and it wants me to continue where Raodan was - can't lower the depth because it says I have to abandon the quest I was on with Raodan to do so. So okay, I abandon that quest, start run with Mirley, and it doesn't even bring up the map, just starts her at the very beginnin...

I have been slowly clawing my way through one run at a time hoping to get to the more challenging depths and it just never appears. I found one deck I like with Raodan and that gets through everything the game has to throw at me. I never see a monster card that entices me into a new build; I never have trouble being forced to pick "bad" cards because I know I can just rip them up later; I never have to figure out what any of the status effects do or how to create a build that uses them. I just beat the C...

If it supports my PS4 controller I'd like to buy this game.

This is a fun game with a lot of interesting mechanics. The only real problem I have is that it's simply too easy. I'm 6 hours in and haven't lost a single run. I only came close once. The main problem, I think, is the abundance of mana and ways of replenishing mana. You're rarely forced to make difficult decisions about which cards to play. Is it possible to get a higher difficulty setting? The great mechanics that this game has are wasted when there's no real challenge to the combat encounters....

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