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Random autism trivia pieces that the ferret managed to scavenge cus ferrets love finding useless shiny junk.

Good news! There's an easy mode now! Bad news! EX mode is tougher than ever!

Hey. Hey, wake up. It's time. Isomer's here, and knock knock, it's also time for the game's difficulty to actually start going up a fair bit. Well, in the case of EX (hard mode), anyway. Thankfully, they learned from CT that maybe ramping the difficulty up a lot causes people to not clear events. For Isomer, they decided to make a higher difficulty that gives players extra rewards, while having a normal difficulty for less masochistic players who would just like to see the story without too much effort. Doesn't mean it'll roll over and die, it's not journalist mode. So, let's cover the new stuff featured in Isomer!

I hope you like using your brain, 'cause the night missions in chapter 9 will make you use it. This is content from Post-Isomer, and it really shows with the enemy compositions as well as the map objectives. 

Island Getaway

...Sorry for the abundant alliteration. Here you can find a directory of the guides I wrote for S ranking the maps in Chapter 11. The quality might be worse than you're used to, because I was too lazy to stitch together pictures of the actual game for every turn, so I drew it instead. If that isn't good enough, there's also a video for each one at the bottom. Anyway, here they are:

Rifle+Handgun (RFHG) echelons are mainly used to fight armoured enemies, especially at night. Additionally, they can deal with backline-heavy enemy formations much better than ARSMG echelons, thanks to their innate backline targeting. 

The Empty House