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Topic	What idle or mobile games are you playing right now?
Calwings 06/02/19 7:58:45 PM #12:	Sexypwnstar posted... How is Girls Frontline and Revue Starlight? I'm thinking about picking up another mobile game. Ever since it came out, Girls' Frontline has been my most played mobile game. The character designs are great, the surprisingly dark military story is well done, the gameplay is unique and strategic, and the actual character summoning aspect is much more forgiving than most other gacha games because you can use resource recipes to skew the odds towards the character or weapon category that you want the most. It's very accessible to players who would rather not spend very much money on a game, since it's much less "pay-to-win" and more like "pay-to-get-things-done-faster-or-easier". There's no PvP (only various leaderboards, plus some events that give an extra reward for ranking high) and all but the most difficult battles in the story can be done with teams made up of your favorites rather than the best or rarest characters as long as you plan your moves and teams well. Revue Starlight ReLIVE is also really good, but it's technically a sequel to the Revue Starlight anime, so it's highly recommended to watch that first before you start with the game. The anime is amazing and worth watching even if you don't play the game. The game itself has some fun battles, enjoyable characters, beautiful designs and costumes, and a unique theme built around various stage plays and stories. The 4* gacha rates are rather low, but the game is generous with star gems and it's also really easy to re-roll at the beginning. On top of that, it's easy to raise/max characters, you can use near-infinite skips of chapters you've completed with three stars for easy grinding, and events can be completed without needing to pull the latest 4* character (though it does give a big boost if you do). Besides the optional PvP (which gets pretty meta-heavy in higher ranks) pretty much everything in the game can be done with teams made up of your favorites rather than the best or rarest characters as long as you plan your moves and teams well. I definitely recommend both, but due to the need to watch Revue Starlight's anime before playing the game (you'll be pretty lost without it), Girls' Frontline would be easier for you to jump directly into. --- "Someday I too will fly... and find you again!" https://i.imgtc.com/eZ90o0r.gif <cite>Calwings posted [p:922707064] in What idle ... [t:77757740]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sexypwnstar posted...</cite> <quote>How is Girls Frontline and Revue Starlight? I'm thinking about picking up another mobile game.</quote> Ever since it came out, Girls' Frontline has been my most played mobile game. The character designs are great, the surprisingly dark military story is well done, the gameplay is unique and strategic, and the actual character summoning aspect is much more forgiving than most other gacha games because you can use resource recipes to skew the odds towards the character or weapon category that you want the most. It's very accessible to players who would rather not spend very much money on a game, since it's much less "pay-to-win" and more like "pay-to-get-things-done-faster-or-easier". There's no PvP (only various leaderboards, plus some events that give an extra reward for ranking high) and all but the most difficult battles in the story can be done with teams made up of your favorites rather than the best or rarest characters as long as you plan your moves and teams well. Revue Starlight ReLIVE is also really good, but it's technically a sequel to the Revue Starlight anime, so it's highly recommended to watch that first before you start with the game. The anime is amazing and worth watching even if you don't play the game. The game itself has some fun battles, enjoyable characters, beautiful designs and costumes, and a unique theme built around various stage plays and stories. The 4* gacha rates are rather low, but the game is generous with star gems and it's also really easy to re-roll at the beginning. On top of that, it's easy to raise/max characters, you can use near-infinite skips of chapters you've completed with three stars for easy grinding, and events can be completed without needing to pull the latest 4* character (though it does give a big boost if you do). Besides the optional PvP (which gets pretty meta-heavy in higher ranks) pretty much everything in the game can be done with teams made up of your favorites rather than the best or rarest characters as long as you plan your moves and teams well. I definitely recommend both, but due to the need to watch Revue Starlight's anime before playing the game (you'll be pretty lost without it), Girls' Frontline would be easier for you to jump directly into. --- "Someday I too will fly... and find you again!" https://i.imgtc.com/eZ90o0r.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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