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Dragalia Lost Digest released - Game Updates, 6-month anniversary event, Fire Emblem Collaboration
- Thread starter Resetti
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Surprise tickets are in! Time for my wallet to shine :D
So happy with the FE collab as well. Can't wait to see who gets added in.
On top of all that, the amount of amazing QoL improvements that this game has received in just 6 months is freaking absurd considering how long things usually take to get changed in other gacha games.
So happy with the FE collab as well. Can't wait to see who gets added in.
On top of all that, the amount of amazing QoL improvements that this game has received in just 6 months is freaking absurd considering how long things usually take to get changed in other gacha games.
I'm guessing Marth and Tiki as the featured units with other popular characters filling out the lower rarities.
FE characters drawn by a good artist that match a singular art style might be good. Though it's a pretty boring collab otherwise.
Gotta stock up on wyrmite for Mym
Gotta stock up on wyrmite for Mym
Cygames continue to be amazing. So many incredible quality-of-life updates (added onto what was already incorporated in during the first six months) and a lot of free currency to do pulls. Also, surprise tickets! I'm definitely going to keep supporting Dragalia Lost, the game is a lot of fun and I want it to do well.
Well, as far as collabs go, it's a start. Hopefully the game will grow to have as much clout as GBF has for drawing in cool collabs.
The only people in gacha hell are those who aren't playing Dragalia.
lol you say it like Feh has bad artists; every time new units are added, the Japanese absolutely gush over their art.
I tried it and did not enjoy it. The gacha was a major factor as well as the game play being rather dull. The roll dodge move was alright, but all the levels felt the same to me, and just weren't keeping me interested. It also didn't help that the levels did the same bullshit every gacha game does: "You need this element and a team above this power number to likely beat the level." You CAN beat the level without the stuff they recommend sometimes, but most of the time your success or failure comes down to "either you have the right characters or you don't" Another thing that bugs me about gachas in general is that they have an "autoplay" option of some kind that repeatedly does a level for you to level up your characters... When a game gets to the point where it has to have an option to play itself to keep you from getting bored, that's a problem. It's not the same as auto battle in an RPG either, there's still actual gameplay going on there
Dammit. I said I would never spend money on Dragalia cause unlike FEH, it doesn't have characters I already like in it. But now they gotta go and do this.
LOL won't be surprised. Still, it's a Nintendo crossover. It should last me around a week plus at least.
As it's usually the case in games like these, the campaign levels are there for story purposes and as set-up for endgame content. The hardest content in Dragalia Lost requires a lot of training and strategy, not unlike a raid battle from an MMO.
Coming up with a team configuration with the right units and gear, however, is literally what the genre is about. If you're completely averse to that, then you'll never enjoy a game like this no matter how good it is.
Granblue also got its first collab event 6 months after release. That doom & gloom comment is pretty baseless.
One-sided collabs are common, you'd think they would joint announce it if anything was coming to Feh, but since there is no other details on it for now, they could be waiting till it's closer.
The thing that more bothers me about it is them just telling you what you need rather than letting you build the right team for it. I'm not sure if that's what you mean by the "what the genre is about" referring to gacha, or loot drop/raid games in general.
As I said, the campaign stuff is there as set-up. It serves as a tutorial. Once you cross into early progression content like Master Dragons and Imperial Onslaught, the training wheels come off completely.