All of the Character’s Cosplay Attributes are included, making the Character a wonderful addition to your army! The Equipment Sets are perfect for those who are looking to add a touch of class to their play. Have you ever looked at your game consoles and wondered what it would be like to play as the title characters in the series? Now you can, as Idea Factory has released Equipment Sets for our favorite characters in costume! The Neptunia series is a game series featuring the characters from the game “Neptunia,” produced by Idea Factory. The Neptunia series has been loved by gamers all over the world. View can be selected differently (for example you can overlay the map on the screen while on the flight)Īpp for drones: Use AR mode to display a live video feed of the UAVĪpp for drones: Use 3D view mode to display a photo Route routes custom-designated for every scenarioįlying high over the Himalayas with snow canopies and the magnificent view of Mount EverestĪpp for UAV drones, you can fly your Drone up to 3kmĪpp for model planes, you can load your plane on the mapĪpp for helicopters, you can add your Helicopter as a waypoint in the map It’s all a matter of what you want to fly!Įvery flight, you can carry passengers to your destinations over a village or a city – or just climb up to the view window of a castle in order to find a new route! Key limitations:Ĭustomise the appearance of your aircraft Explore the South America desert as you skim through the scenery along mountain ranges with snow canopies. Fly your UAV Drones around the Lake District as snow blankets the land and you cruise the Alps to the Vauls of the Pyrenees. Flying high over the Himalayas with snow canopies and the magnificent view of Mount EverestĪfter a successful beginning in the key aircraft markets, Aerofly FS 2 brings new and fresh aircraft in this new adventure tour! From the horizon, it takes you to Las Vegas, Monaco, Tokyo and the Crown of the World – Mount Everest.Route routes custom-designated for every scenario.Fly drones, model planes and helicopters.You just said you’re going to ask for their help! Don’t even tell a stranger that we’re on a mission! Maybe that’s what’s happening right now. But won’t they simply rob us if we ask them to help? And how about some traders from another country?
But I don’t think we’ll find any local bandits in a town like this. You know, the prospect of a journey like this calls for some companions! I’m thinking about how we can recruit some help! I’ve been thinking, you know, about the things I can do on this journey. I didn’t want to say it this way, but there’s no one to join me. A deserted land? Where will you go then? Alone? I don’t think you have any idea what will happen to you once you enter Kaidan. From the sound of things, we’re heading to some kind of secret war between two countries! What kind of people will we run into on the road? Because if they get sloppy, some people might get the idea that Kaidan is no longer a safe haven. A carefully conceived plan that has to be executed flawlessly. Your mission: rob Kaidan’s merchants, win their trust, learn their secrets and uncover the truth behind their power. That’s some powerful shit, especially for the era when this series was still pretending it was for kids.Kaidan is one of the country’s biggest players, bringing down entire provinces with impunity.
So he simply went to his family’s graves, and let himself fade out and die. Nox had a lot more of a poetic, dare I say beautiful ending he saw all was lost for him, and it made him have a realization that it was all for naught, and always had been. Qilby was basically just put back in time out, and more than likely is still crazy, just broken and uncaring within the White Dimension. Also this is more of a minor thing I guess, but Nox’s ending was a lot better IMO. He said himself that if he was to succeed, his mistakes and wrongdoings would mean nothing, because they never would have happened.
Nox, on the other hand was unreasonable, and very much not his original self, but he was in a weird way, absolutely right. Qilby came off a lot more as just “oh he’s insane” even if his struggle and motivation was understandable. Both were amazing villains, though I do think Nox’s motivations were better. I can’t speak on the plot of S3 yet, as I’ve only watched 1 and 2 (haven’t started the manga yet unfortunately), but I definitely agree with ya about Nox and Qilby.
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