how play game
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スカーレット大鎌
Onshi
first of all you haven't do anything yet and call yourself stupid? don't be like that
and second if you want to play the game i suggest you try eosd first it's suitable for beginner and the gameplay is simple if you ever play arcade games like strikers 1945 where you dodge bullet and destroy lot of enemy to stack up highest score without getting hit and losing life alongside power-up
and second if you want to play the game i suggest you try eosd first it's suitable for beginner and the gameplay is simple if you ever play arcade games like strikers 1945 where you dodge bullet and destroy lot of enemy to stack up highest score without getting hit and losing life alongside power-up
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YuyuFumo
Silly Ghost Princess
EoSD is a fine option to begin with, but I'd personally recommend Perfect Cherry Blossom as the best game for a first timer. The patterns are less random, hitboxes are visible (with Reimu also having the smallest hitbox in the series here), and you frequently get shields that can tank a hit while you're still learning. Sakuya A is a perfect shot type because you get four bombs per life instead of the normal three and the focus shot automatically homes in on enemies, letting you dedicate all your attention to dodging.
The biggest tip that I give to all newbies is to practice anticipating bullet patterns. Playing Touhou is a lot like driving a car; If you only focus on what's directly in front of you, bad things are going to happen. Once you get to grips with how the game feels, slowly start focusing your attention on the middle/upper middle of the screen instead of directly on your character, which should remain in your peripheral vision. Observe which way the bullets seem to be going and react accordingly, focusing back on your character is bullet density is getting tight down there. It's a juggling act, but one that'll help in spades should you master it.