LogFAQs > #910490398

I think there's a pretty big difference between a trial being possible and not being hard. A trial is definitely made easier with good units, good party composition, and good strategy. You can make almost any unit, even 4* bases, good enough for trials, although that tends to make things harder. Good party composition is a little trickier, as it depends on which units you have that cover which bases. Individually, I had the units I needed for the Wizard Rod+ trial, but getting them all together was trickier. Hence why I had to rely on a CG Nichol friend in order to get all the roles I needed into one unit.

But more than that, it requires not messing up, or being able to recover when things go awry. Several of my attempts at that trial had to be made because reading the wiki and watching youtube vids wasn't enough; I had to experience the trial for myself and see where I could go wrong. It made it that much more satisfying to beat, but it also meant there was a lot of trial and error where I found where I had to make the perfect play each round. Especially with the bosses these days, where you have to follow a pattern pretty tightly, while managing whatever mechanics.

I mean, more power to you if you can read some stuff on a wiki and watch a few vids and consider the trial easy. But I personally can't do that, and even if I could, I still wouldn't call many of the trials "easy". Manageable, yes, but not easy.
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