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Lol, maybe this can be a teaching moment!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah! I bet it's a totally different experience if you start out differently and roleplay with other choices! Neat!

Thanks so much for watching! And thank you for the tips! There has yet to be a Part 2, so you haven't missed any gameplay, haha. I'm on the fence about continuing to stream it, the poor battery life of the Gamepad and the additional screens to monitor are a little daunting, but I'm kind of curious to see what the rest of the game has to offer! If I do stream it, it'll be added to the archives for sure!

​@@waffleman30 Don't worry about the second screen! It's only ever used during these little "mingame-y" sections, of which there's like a small one every 3 levels, and in most cases we viewers get an idea of how things are going just by what's shown on the big screen (the first level's is the exception) plus your commentary - you really don't need to switch screens or anything, just look at yours and commentate. As for the battery life - did you know you can plug the charger's cable directly to the Upad? You've probably always used the charging stand the black version of the console comes with, but unplug the cable from it and plug it to a slot at the TOP-left of the Upad, and you can play while it charges.

Oh, and happy to see that you came back to using the right stick to draw shapes! Most people at the beggining think that surely it's easier with the touchscreen, and thankfully most also come to eventually realize that the right stick is much more intuitive and faster - I like to equate it to the inputs you'd do in fighting games for some comboes. You also learnt very well how to take advantage of multi-morphs! Many players kinda forget that they're a thing they can do, even though they're essential to damage bursts, crowd control and juggling, and to fight enemies that need multiple weapons used in tandem. In fact, in the remaster they made multi-morph into an ability you have to buy to unlock and then had to buy one upgrade for each additional multimorph you could have active simultaneously, as a way to increase awareness of this ability throughout the game.

Anyway - I won't be able to watch any stream live because, looking at your schedule, they're from my 3 to 8 AM, so here's a couple extra pointers: - You've probably come to realize this already it seems, but Hand has the highest DPS while Sword has much better reach. Know when to switch, and which one to multi-morph. - Press A without drawing anything you'll weild a 10-man morph of your current leader's weapon. If you draw a correct shape though (same one you ahve or another), the size of your new morph will depend on the length of the drawing - there are 10, 20, 50 and 100-man versions of each weapon (note: Green weapon's 50- and 100-man versions are unlocked later through xp, like stinger moves). This applies to multi-morphs as well (though unless you have more than 100 members, which only happens in a couple story moments and post-game if you have all 100 base characters and some acheivement-unlocked extras, you can't do a 100-man multimorph as the leader won't be part of it). Bigger multimorphs have higher damage and reach, and once engaged you can dismiss it by dashing and then instantly recall that size again by pressing A. They'll eventually revert back to 10-size though - and the bigger ones last shorter. You can tell if the size is still active by a little aura around your character.

- Guts, your parry move. It's jelly, so IT WILL ONLY BLOCK BLUNT(-ish) ATTACKS! Any attack that's either slashy, beamy, spikey, flamey, explosiony (though you can block those artillery bombs and bounce them, yes) drilley, bitey, stabby (i.e.: the scoprion beast's stinger tail) or bullety won't be parried. It's pretty easy to gauge if you can block something honestly; the rest you gotta dodge with Spring. The only "exception" are the very-obviously energy sword from Dough-Goos, the most basic mooks, which are blockable even though by the game's logic they shouldn't. - Save all your crafting ingredients (space peppers and such) until you have 30 of each, then craft a Credit Card. It lets you buy an item for free! Use it on the most expensive Custom Blocks - in particular, I recommend Unite Charge (lets you upsize your morph by just holding A, instead of always having to redraw a bigger version; very QoL), Ukemi (ingame descrition is wrong: if you're damaged by anything other than stomping, you can press Jump just as you hit the ground to negate the full damage you just took, even for scoring purposes), Speed Charge, and Energy Converter.

Thanks so much!