End of the day like I agree with your first tweet cuz yeah testing stuff is hard if you have like 5 chars and even less good weapons, but i think if ur complaining about limited premium resources in a gacha game then ur probs barking at the wrong tree.

This is because NM150 and 200 demand pretty much the same thing from element to element with the only variance is within chars and weapons so you generally have an idea of what you want to do. This is just knowing the content and you can plug and play downgrades because of that knowledge.

Take GW for example, I think it's probably a perfect scenario for how teambuilding abilities can differ between people with limited resources. A good builder can probably make rotations with the limited resource they have and be 20-30% worse than optimal (disregarding ping and stuff)

I think being good at gridbuilding goes further tbh, cause downgrades in grid pieces can directly correlate to the amount of buttons you press, which is also influenced by what chars you have. Imo it's not really about being holistically good at teambuilding but just knowing the raid in question

yeah there's a lot of cynicism, especially because interactive with the guides intended audience is never a pleasant experience lol. It's just much easier for the people looking to be taught to seek people out instead of the other way around

The common sentiment from people who made guides in the past is that its just not worth the time and effort usually. Happened with elemental guides, so safe to assume it's a similar case.

like really makes you question why they even bothered remaking SV in the first place if they're gonna continue to follow the same degenerate card designs that ruined the first game. w/e man soz for rant idk cygames devs wcyd ig

really sucks cuz the games has had moments where it felt good (i.e in terms of my plays/decision making/planning mattering to my wins), but recently it just feels scripted, and largely based on luck on who draws their powercards and if you have those answers on not

I've pretty much internalized that the casual card game player have no idea what the fuck they're talking about and SVWB is the biggest example of this. And continuously it feels as though the devs keeps listening to these types of people.

it's even worse cuz the same people making the loudest noise is the same people who plays these Rune or Sword and then go on to suggest shit like the game having "too much healing" when in actuality, they are solutions to the issue that the classes they play are doing too much damage

i point out sword and rune cuz they're the most egregious in terms of power level in cards they just refuse to nerf or try to balance even tho that's one of the biggest appeal of a online tcg

i knew you could do it habibi

Faa0 feels more interesting in a group settings and i'm p sure that was intentional. chasing overall clear speeds in 6mans or personal dpm has more elements of testing player skills than solo did in my experience.

I think ur right, hexa solo the best content in gbf if you can engage with it since its one of the few things that does test your skills as a player (knowledge checks + time and resource management). Faa0 solo doesn't do that because theres very limited comps that can solo it in the first place

gz beast

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