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>Q: "Do you know about etrian odyssey nexus?"
>longass boring explanation about everything related to nexus

>Q: Tell me the playable classes in Etrian odyssey nexus
>tells me the list with a couple of details like how they have skills trees and how you can register 100 characters
and here's when I just expected it to shit the bed
>Q: Make me a party for etrian odyssey nexus
>makes a basic as fuck "cookie cutter" party, but, surprisingly enough, also gives info on how to build each character, what skills to use, suggested subclases, why it picked each class, etc
>Hero/protector---Princess/medic/gunner

>Q: Make me a different party centered around an Imperial
>Imperial/Protector---Medic/Arcanist/Sovereign

>Q:A different party without a tank, more focused on offense
>pic related

Final question:
>Q: according to 4chan playing on picnic is for fags, my man
>"Haha, 4chan’s got its spicy takes, as always! Their gripe about Picnic mode in Etrian Odyssey Nexus likely stems from it being the easiest difficulty, designed for casual players or newcomers with reduced enemy stats and lenient mechanics. The board’s culture often gatekeeps, dunking on anything less than Expert or Heroic as “not hardcore enough.” But let’s be real—Picnic’s great for learning the ropes or just chilling, especially with a glass-cannon party like the one I built you, where no tank means you’re relying on offense and ailments to avoid getting wiped. If you’re feeling the 4chan vibe and want to crank up the challenge, here’s how to tweak that Imperial-led, offense-heavy party for Expert difficulty, keeping the no-tank, hyper-offensive focus while avoiding a total party wipe:
>makes changes and adds "expert adjustments" for even more refined advice maybe I'll post them if anyone is curiouis

not gonna lie, this shit was quite entertaining