LogFAQs > #895552589

FGO's gameplay is underrated. I definitely think there's significantly more depth to FGO's gameplay than Brave Exvius's, generally. More moves doesn't really mean there's more strategy it just means you end up doing certain cycles of actions over and over. Lack of randomness or ability to heavily direct the randomness means you can basically map out what battles are going to do before you do them. Most of the gameplay in Exvius is in the planning step and then the battles are just doing the move cycles ad nauseam until the boss is dead.

FGO you actually have to adapt what you're doing in the fight based on what cards you draw who the enemies attack etc. Definitely more satisfying to play for me. That and the difficulty balance is a lot better vs this game which is zzzzzz for everything but the uber battles.

(Sorry I'm not meaning to tear this game down excessively by going on a tirade but I saw Grand Order called "simple"-- which I mean it kinda is but I don't think this game is particularly more complex during actual fights-- just more skill reading to do up front)
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