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Five Thoughts
-I was initially going to just focus on three random specific characters each time, but am I understanding it right that the yellow-marked characters at the start of a mission are the ones that get bonuses?
-Not sure how I feel about only active characters getting experience. Wait – yes I am, I hate it lol.
-Related: should I grind up my characters to be sure that they’re at the same level? On one hand that sounds boring, having to repeat missions. On the other hand, if I’ll be under-leveled otherwise, I’m willing to do it.
-Deuce is an interesting role as a bard. Just not sure how much I’ll get out of playing her actively rather than just leaving her as an AI-controlled support character.
-I reaaaaally enjoyed playing as Trey. The bow was much easier to use to hit those red and yellow target reticles compared to Ace’s slow-moving cards.
Five Thoughts
-I was initially going to just focus on three random specific characters each time, but am I understanding it right that the yellow-marked characters at the start of a mission are the ones that get bonuses?
-Not sure how I feel about only active characters getting experience. Wait – yes I am, I hate it lol.
-Related: should I grind up my characters to be sure that they’re at the same level? On one hand that sounds boring, having to repeat missions. On the other hand, if I’ll be under-leveled otherwise, I’m willing to do it.
-Deuce is an interesting role as a bard. Just not sure how much I’ll get out of playing her actively rather than just leaving her as an AI-controlled support character.
-I reaaaaally enjoyed playing as Trey. The bow was much easier to use to hit those red and yellow target reticles compared to Ace’s slow-moving cards.
Sieg · 223 weeks ago
2. Yeah, for people like myself who insist on having all 14 of them at around the same Level, it's a grindfest.
3. It is, in fact, VERY BORING. However, it does mean lots of practice, and guaranteed improvement in your knowledge of the game and your overall performance during Missions. Personally, I would recommend for you to just keep playing until you hit a Mission that you just can't beat, and then go grind about 5 Levels for half of the Cadets. and just keep doing that until you beat the Mission.
4. Duece is designed so that using her offensively is more difficult than using her defensively, which works much better for her.
5. Firstly, a reminder that the yellow reticule is called a Breaksight, and the red reticule is called a Killsight. Secondly, the game's developers have stated that Ace is meant to be a beginner-friendly character, however, I find this statement to be a bit hard to wrap my head around. Lastly, regarding Trey, of all the ranged attackers, he is the strongest and has the most range, but is one of the slowest of them, and isn't designed to be a beginner-friendly character.
Coldrun 137p · 223 weeks ago
That's a fantastic idea about when to grind. It lets the missions naturally dictate when it's time to do so.