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3amsoda · 13 days

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laxia von roswell

#laxia von roswell #laxia #ys #ys viii #art

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azumishard · 11 months

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I did the color wheel challenge! This was @_@;;; but I had loads of fun!

#my artwork #sen no kiseki #illustration #kiseki series #trails of cold steel #fanart #ys8 #juna crawford #olivert reise arnor #celine millstein #van arkride #wazy hemisphere #kurt vander #ilya platiere #laxia von roswell

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frickingnerd · 8 months

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arguing with laxia

pairing: laxia von roswell x gn!reader

summary: laxia and you are arguing like an old married couple and only notice when dogi and adol point it out to you

"you did eat my cake, i just know it! don't try to play dumb and just admit it!"

laxia was once again scolding you, just like she did so often. only that this time she was convinced you had taken a piece of that cake she had baked yesterday.

"i didn't do anything! maybe you just don't wanna admit that you ate it yourself last night!"

you softly huffed back at your girlfriend, not taking her accusations too seriously.

"excuse me!? i'd never do such a thing–!!"

"oh really? what about that one time you–"

laxia blushed and interrupted you before you could finish your sentence.

"that was one time! stop bringing that up, you…"

your little argument was suddenly interrupted by a familiar laughter and as you two turned your heads, you found adol and dogi watching the two of you.

"you're not even married and yet you two already argue like an old married couple…"

dogi chuckled and shook his head amused.

"what? we are not–"

the two of you both started at the same time, only to grow quiet once you realized you were so in synch that you were about to say the same thing.

"ha, told you! like an old married couple~"

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adoroos · 2 years

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Ys Series YuruHowa Buttons - Series 1

#Ys #Ys Series #Ys VIII #Ys 8 #Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana #Adol Christin #Dana Iclucia #Laxia von Roswell #Sahad Nautilus #Hummel Trabaldo #Ricotta Beldine

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swoodthis · 6 months

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Shit Max Says, Ys 8 edition

“THE KRAKEN!”

“You mess with the babbo, you get the stabbo.” (regarding Laxia)

“He’s so dad…” (regarding Sahad)

“GUN.” (Hummel)

“Dinosaur…?”

“Welcome… to Jurassic Park!”

“I killed my first dinosaur!”

“Yes! CRUSH THEM, SAHAD!”

(To the tune of the Jurassic Park theme like in the YouTube video) “Holy fuuu-cking shiiit, it’s a di-no-saur, Jesus Chriiiist, what the fuuuck~! Oh my fucking god, fucking di-no-saurs, holy shiii-iiiiit, what the fuuuuuuuu-uuuuuu-uuuuuuuuuuck~!”

“FERAL HAMMER GREMLIN BABY!” (Ricotta)

“SLICE, SLICE, SLICE, SLICE, WOOOOO!” (Dana)

“STREET FIGHTER MONKEY!”

“Reject humanity, return to monkey!”

“I trained with the Street Fighter monkey! I’m trained in the art of gorilla warfare.” (Relating my experience to the friend who recommended the game)

#le shitpost #shit max says #max does a video game #Ys #Ys 8 #ys viii #ys viii lacrimosa of dana #ricotta #ricotta beldine #Sahad #laxia #sahad nautilus #Laxia Von Roswell #hummel #Hummel trabaldo

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legiongamerrd · 9 months

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#Gamefemerides

Hace 6 años se lanzó en América Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana. Es un RPG de acción desarrollado por @nihonfalcom1981 (日本ファルコム), localizado y publicado en Occidente por @nisamerica , originalmente para @playstation_la Vita. Luego llegó a PS4, @windows y @nintendolatam Switch.

Adol está en un barco de pasajeros, llamado Lombardia, que se dirige de Xandria al continente de Eresia, pero la nave es atacada en el archipiélago del mar Gaete por una criatura gigante, y se hunde. Cuando Adol despierte, se da cuenta de que ha naufragado en las costas de la Isla Maldita de Seiren. En su búsqueda de otros pasajeros, se une con la noble Laxia von Roswell, y el pescador Sahad Nautilus para ayudar a sus compañeros náufragos a sobrevivir y buscar la manera de escapar de la isla.

#LegionGamerRD #ElGamingnosune #Videojuegos #Gaming #RetroGaming #RetroGamer #CulturaGaming #CulturaGamer #GamingHistory #HistoriaGaming #GamerDominicano #GamingPodcast #Podcast #NihonFalcom #日本ファルコム #Falcom #NISAmerica #Ys #YsVIII #PlayStation #PSVita #PS4 #Nintendo #NintendoSwitch #Microsoft #Windows #JRPG #ARPG

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rakumel · 11 months

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Raku Plays Her Faves, Ys VIII: Chapter 1, Part 1

In which a totally unexpected and not-at-all foreseen or hinted at event deposited Adol on...

Speaking of Cleanup on Isle Seven, we’re coming up pretty quickly on one of those unfortunate bumps in the story I referred to earlier. Although to be fair, it is a small one. More of an eyeroller than a dealbreaker.

“Shit, man...what did I DO last night?”

Oh, right. Thanks, game.

There’s a rusty sword stuck in the sand nearby. Since our boy’s apparently not much in combat without a sword - even a shitty one - he picks it up. The game then suggests we get a move on.

On the next screen, Adol finds a clear stream of nice potable water, drinks some, and restores his health. The game then points out that you can restore your health just by standing still outdoors (but not in areas considered dungeons), just like in other Ys games before. This is a nice feature to have, honestly, because then you can save your limited healing items for when you really need them.

Anyway, Adol explores a little further upstream, and finds...

*weary sigh*

...an old stupid trope. Sorry, I mean he accidentally sees a lady bathing in the river. With a miraculously pristine white towel that she, uh....recovered from the shipwreck? Somehow?

This lady is actually a pretty cool character, but you wouldn’t know it just by the introduction she gets. I originally had a kind of rant here about why this particular scene bothers me, even though it’s relatively minor and admittedly gets buried under the sheer scope of the game’s story. (As it should - the only thing better would be to not have it at all, but...) It got super long, so I copied the text, set it aside, and likely what I’ll do is make it its own post at a later time. Unless I stupidly forget.

But in short: This scene irritates me because a) this joke has been done to fucking death, b) it doesn’t do this character justice, and c) it sends the message, inadvertent or otherwise, that her most important trait isn’t that she’s smart (she is) or a good fighter (also true), but that she’s hot. It’s also disappointing because later on, there will be another character who proves that at least someone on the dev team knows how to write a strong female lead, because they absolutely get it right. Once we meet her, that’s when I’d like to do that later post.

So yes, discussion tabled. For now. Anyway, lady spies Adol, thinks he’s leering at her, she screams, slaps him offscreen, blah blah blah yadda yadda yeah we know the god damn drill so let’s move on.

After some grumbling and getting dressed, she introduces herself as Laxia von Roswell, one of the people you may have spoken to earlier on the Lombardia. She’ll soon become the second playable character in the game, and she uses a rapier for her weapon. It’s not obvious at this point, but her combat focus will be on accuracy. (Adol’s will be on slicing, naturally, since he’s got the sword for it.) Later on the game will introduce enemies that are more susceptible to specific kinds of damage, and you’ll be needing her specialty in certain areas.

Anyhow, despite getting off to a rocky start, Laxia decides that the most sensible course of action is for the two of them to stick together for now, even though she hasn’t forgiven him for the river incident. Also she makes it abundantly clear that she doesn’t need “the likes of him” to defend her. *sigh*

Same deal as the captain, I promise you she gets better. I like to picture some doofus writing her as a cliche, then at some point a more skillful writer looks at what doofus wrote and said, “Well, that’s fucking boring. Let me show you how it’s done, junior.” Or maybe they had to placate some higher-up (”Put in a bathing scene! It’s a classic! It’ll be hilarious!” “...yeah, okay. Sure thing, boss.”) and once that was done, they could write Laxia how they wanted. Probably not the case, but...

They find an area that’s easy to defend and beast-free, and decide it would make a good base of operations. But while they’re scoping the place out, Laxia thinks she sees a person disappear into a nearby cave.

This cave will become part of the home base later on, but right now the only interesting thing here is the entrance to the first dungeon, Waterdrop Cave. And like many dungeons in this game, it’s got lovely background music.

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Adol and Laxia explore the small cave, and come across some old boxes, rags, and even a few treasure chests to loot. There’s a few healing items, a better sword for Adol, and some armor for both of them to equip, which they’ll be needing soon. Laxia notes that this is evidence that they’re not the first people to crash on this island, although whoever lived here probably died a long time ago. In fact...

They find a pirate skeleton propped up against a rock, which is holding a bottle of Revive Medicine, haha. There are other pirate skeletons like this hidden in other locations in the game that are holding notes, as part of a neat little sidequest.

At this point, Laxia also explains about the Extra Gauge, which is basically a yellow circle that fills up in the lower right corner of the screen as you do damage to enemies (or after you rest). Once it’s full, any playable character can unleash a unique super move that deals a great deal of damage - it takes a while to charge, so it’s best to leave it in reserve for boss monsters, at least at first. Speaking of which....

Just as they catch a glimpse of a person leaving the cave, this big bat monster drops down from the ceiling and attacks. That name, though. It sounds more like a medicine in a TV commercial. (”Ask your doctor today about Byfteriza. Do not take Byfteriza with alcohol, or in combination with anti-constipation medications such as Laxia.”)

I tried to get some action-y shots of battling the creature, but this was the only one that turned out anywhere near ok. It’s in the middle of Laxia’s super attack. Every playable character has one, and each has a different name, but they all do essentially the same thing: immobilize the enemy and allows you to wail on it for several seconds without having to worry about getting hurt.

Bat Boss here can hurt a lot simply because the area in which you fight it isn’t very big, and its body slam attack might reach you even if you dodge. But otherwise there’s not really much to it. Just keep beating on it and rolling away as best you can, and eventually you’ll defeat it.

Next time, on Ys VIII: Just who did we follow in here, anyway? Another castaway, or maybe even someone who lives here? Wherever here is? (Even though you can probably take a wild guess about that last one.)

#raku plays her faves #ys VIII #lacrimosa of dana #raku plays her faves: ys VIII #side effects of byfteriza include:#muscle aches #poor vision #being a misunderstood animal

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thaumana · 2 years

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