You can further temper them with varying success rates and use of materials, which some of which can be acquired by disassembling any unwanted gear. They also come with bonuses that are increased through the limit breaking. Weapons can be limit broken up to 5 additional times, and come in a variety of qualities. New characters added to your active party will get bonus EXP if their level difference is too far apart, as part of the changes made in response to player feedback. As I suspected, limit breaking characters requires duplicates / shards, with a 3-star duplicate netting me 18 out of the 30 I needed for the character. To strengthen characters, you can either slap on some Spirit, give them equipment, use their “Panel Points” or limit break them.
Hold the dash button to run faster, which uses up stamina that regenerates. Auto battle is perfectly fine, while auto-run is not as the AI will not pick up any items or chests on the map.
Hit it enough times to Break it and make it vulnerable for sexy DPS. Later enemies, like bosses, will have an armour “gauge”, appearing as a shield with a number on it. It sucks that you need skip tickets which don’t seem very common if you want to grind… Pre-emptive attacks will do an AOE first strike to all opponents with damage appearing to be based on enemy HP%, but turn priority is not guaranteed. You can do pre-emptive attacks by hitting the Attack button within range of the enemy, with a HIT! appearing on a successful strike. Once again, this hasn’t particularly changed from the closed beta. It’s a small detail, but the weapon your character holds is modelled in 3D and held in their hands depending on what they have equipped. Without recording, there are no graphical issues. For whatever reason, trying to record video on my Poco X3 NFC was what was causing the terrible screen flickering. In gameplay proper, they’re all 3D models with appropriately flashy effects as needed. Follow the sprites are mostly static in the story beats, while in other menus, they have Live2D.
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