[Participating in the Nexon PEAK Post Challenge].

Hello!

Today, we’re jumping into a grand adventure together!

It’s a 2-player adventure that’s so, so fun

when you take it on with a friend.





As for the rewards,

there’s the 2-person motion Action: Fantastic Partner,

Blue Moon Seal Selection Box,

Ban Ghost’s Telescope,

and more.



Once you clear Dagda’s pre-quest,
you unlock something that’s just so, so perfect to run with a friend.

It’s Dagda’s Adventure Part 2,

the 2-player Dagda’s Grand Adventure Dimensional Gate.

You can enter it by making a 2-person party.

You can even do it with someone from another server.





Alright, we’re in.

Honestly, compared to the last Dagda’s Adventure,

the rules here are really simple.

The two of you just need to handle the timed platforms properly.





First, to match my friend,

I changed into a matching outfit.





The basic rules are:

1. Both players step on the platforms at the same time.

You use this at the start and whenever you retry.



2. Next to the big arrow

that the turtle needs to ride onto,

you need to hit the small arrow first

to change its direction in advance.





And it has to reach the pillar

for the next section to open up.



If you don’t hit

the small arrow in time

and the beetle slams into the wall,

it flips over like a turtle.





Then both of you can step on

the platform that needs both players,

reset it, and try again.





If you step on everything with the right timing

and in the right order so the beetle keeps moving, you clear the section.





This is the first obstacle wall.

Hit it, and it drops.

If you hit it too late, or move on before the beetle has passed, the beetle tips over.





You absolutely have to send it off first.





For the order of opening doors or changing directions, just check the dice number signs.





There are little tricks here, like

sending it to the left first,

then bringing it back to the right.

So once you get inside,

take a quick look at the map

and roughly decide which section

you want to send this little guy to.

If you do that, it gets a lot easier.

You can see dice 1, dice 2, and dice 5, right?

That means send it left first, then do 2, 3, and 4 there,

and then send it to the right.





It really looks like something you’d want to kick. You can’t.





This is the ballista obstacle.

If the beetle gets hit by the ballista, it goes back the way it came.

You can’t take the hit for it, though.

You just need to keep stepping on the platforms you were already using.





See the red part?

After getting hit by the ballista, it heads back toward where I am,

so you just need to set its direction again from the back.

Yep, go back again.

You need to go that way.





The last part is a race against the Gnoll Warrior and Gnoll Archer.



Using the methods we’ve been practicing(?) up to now,

you just have to arrive before they do.

The method is the same.

Step on the arrows to create

the route it needs to take,

and avoid the obstacles, and so on.

But...





those guys attack.

(We can’t.)

If you get attacked, just like with the ballista,

it gets pushed back, and then it flips over.

Then you have to start all over from the beginning.





If you make even one mistake, you’re basically guaranteed to lose, so you have to play it clean from the very start.







When they attack, if you just stay still while holding the arrow you pressed earlier,

it’ll find its way on its own just fine. And that’s your win.



And then it bounced off.



It just went off like that.

Trying to process what just happened



Yep, and after all that it suddenly does a victory motion.



Very much not how I felt, by the way.



And the loot,

just like last time,

is a supply box.



The friend who cleared Dagda 2-player

with me, Hwii,

is on a different server,

so we went back to the ruins

so we could dance.



It was even more fun
because we had to sync up with a friend.
I laughed like crazy the whole time for the first time in a while.

So how about giving it a try together too?
I’m ready to team up.

Then, hoping everyone reading this today has a happy day