Overpriced Gaming Chair
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- Dec 23, 2022
I had similar experience - the game throws a LOT at you and handholds you through many obvious things. Something important can get "lost in the sauce" as you frantically click to let the game play it. My personal example (previously on this thread) was that you can aim the AOE abilities by dragging without clicking, I initially just thought you can only click and hope for the best.Against my better judgement I decided to downloaded this and I'm lost just looking at the main menu, just like that anime horse game I tried recently too. Is all gacha slop now this convoluted and impenetrable? This is unplayable, they dump too much on you at once. I'm getting too old for this shit.
I am now scared YuYu Hakusho: Slugfest will be this way...
Here's some other keynotes based on playing the Steam release since it launched:
-Clear missions as far as you can go for XP and other rewards
-Winning battles only gives you XP for the account level, you have to level up characters manually in their stat screen
-Story volumes give you the Premium currency and certain other rewards, including base/welfare characters (IIRC)
-Clearing story volumes is mostly reading (technically you can simply enable Auto-mode and not bother with text at all but the Visual Novel parts are unironically the best selling point this game has.)
-You need to spend your Energy without mindlessly spending it, repeatable activities are often ranked based on their XP/Energy ratio.
-Daily grind is to "Multi-Sweep" mission you've already cleared manually - basically the pretence of game play is dropped and you just exchange energy for repeatable rewards, including XP.
People who played before the Steam release say that this game is surprisingly F2P friendly. Well, at least by gachaslop standards. If you want to just experience the story, there is no paywall whatsoever for it (AFAIK.) However it's annoying when suddenly your progress is blocked by a combat encounter with a recommended level 57. To use a crude analogy, imagine reading a book and being invested at the narrative. Then someone grabs the book and demands you spend X hours levelling your World of Warcraft character before they give the book back to you.