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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want. Although it should be noted that in both games, Grandma and Grandpa will tell you to skip the order if you can't solve it.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just always straight out tell you what they want. Although it should be noted that in both games, Grandma and Grandpa will tell you to skip the order if you can't solve it.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want. Grandpa even tells you to skip the order if you're unable to complete it.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want. Although it should be noted that in both games, Grandma and Grandpa even tells will tell you to skip the order if you're unable to complete you can't solve it.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' at least has an assistant who helps with the dishes, but has you do deliveries to certain customers, where you have to select dishes based on their preferences, which may not always be obvious.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' at least has an assistant who helps with the dishes, dishes (and the dish rack no longer has a limit), but has you do deliveries to certain customers, where you have to select dishes based on their preferences, which may not always be obvious.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want. Grampa Grandpa even tells you to skip the order if you're unable to complete the order.it.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' has you do deliveries to certain customers, where you have to select dishes based on their preferences, which may not always be obvious.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' at least has an assistant who helps with the dishes, but has you do deliveries to certain customers, where you have to select dishes based on their preferences, which may not always be obvious.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want. Grampa even tells you to skip the order if you're unable to complete the order.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions), descriptions and may even want to order things that you have yet to unlock), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what they want.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo''(the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions), delivery orders in ''Memories'' will just straight out tell you what the customer want.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo''(the ''Neo'' (the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions), delivery orders in ''Memories'' are easier in that customers will just straight out tell you what the customer they want.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After many complaints regarding the FakeDifficulty of the delivery mechanic in ''Neo''(the food that the customer want can be quite cryptic without referring to the food descriptions), delivery orders in ''Memories'' will just straight out tell you what the customer want.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' has you do deliverys deliveries to certain customers, where you have to select dishes based on their preferences, which may not always be obvious.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' has you do deliverys to certain customers.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes. ''Neo'' has you do deliverys to certain customers.customers, where you have to select dishes based on their preferences, which may not always be obvious.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: The sequel is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes.
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* SequelDifficultySpike: The sequel ''Moonlit Memories '' is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes.dishes. ''Neo'' has you do deliverys to certain customers.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Three words: ''fourth-wall-breaking monk''. Mr. Jizo in general provides much of the game's hilarity.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Three words: ''fourth-wall-breaking monk''. Mr. Jizo in general provides much of the game's hilarity. And that's just the beginning...
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Three words: ''fourth-wall-breaking monk''. The monk in general provides much of the game's hilarity.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Three words: ''fourth-wall-breaking monk''. The monk Mr. Jizo in general provides much of the game's hilarity.hilarity.
* SequelDifficultySpike: The sequel is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes.
* SequelDifficultySpike: The sequel is noticeably more challenging, namely by making you actually have to do the dishes.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Three words: ''fourth-wall-breaking monk''. The monk in general provides much of the game's hilarity.
