I'm all for using abilities from Dissidia, so that puts that question to rest.
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It is worth sharing this kind of information because depending on what relics you get, it vastly changes how each of us plays the game. It is kind of the core of what makes gacha stuff interesting. Every time a player draws something new, that's a new resource added to a player's strategy set. What was once your optimal team build may have just changed drastically due to one or two new relics. This encourages trying out all kinds of different builds. And it's refreshing to see different strategies in play due to these options.
Case in point just from this discussion: snow and I don't have any MT healing Limit breaks, so our strategies don't involve Selphie in every party like most of Cap's. It also manifests itself in my having to use my summoned friend slot for MT healing while Scar or Cap would likely be able to use a completely different party build due to their access to different RW options like defense boosting or pure damage stuff.
So yeah, part of the appeal is epeen measuring I guess? But that's not the discussion we are having.
Disclaimer not intended to be some kind of indignant reply to the usual Grefter snark, I just like talking about game design and I think this aspect of gacha/collectable games gets overlooked a lot.
This.
Especially if you just LIKE doing things randomly like I do, it's really refreshing. When I was getting crushed on bad draws, I looked at my shitty equipment, saw "Well, at least I have a nice bow" and sort of informed my entire strategy around that.
Zenny's most recently posted party has 3 mages.
Fanatic's most recent has 3 mages.
---we haven't posted our team dynamics in a few pages, but the 3 mages (Zenny had a party earlier with 4) isn't uncommon.
I run ONE. (Golbez
could be a mage, but I don't USE him as a mage.)
One mage, and I
usually make it someone I can stuff my bow on and run them as a hybrid ANYHOW. I have grindy fights against enemies that I win through attrition.
My cousin is a fucking luck box, and pulled TWO of Tellah's staff on the Tellah/Golbez event. So he gave one to each. He's got several other 5* weapons (more than me.
), so despite being way underleveled compared to me, completely unable to craft abilities or hone abilities like I have, and he doesn't have the best armor. So HE does everything as a glass canon. Spit everything he has at an enemy, take a roaming warrior that will inflict crazy damage, and just hope that he kills the enemy before he gets murdered.
There's something really cool about a game where you don't know
how you're going to win, but you can still probably win.
