Hmmm... so we have a multiple team of 36 girls? I hope there is no element system like hitsuji.

Originally Posted by ramazan

Hmmm... so we have a multiple team of 36 girls? I hope there is no element system like hitsuji.

i didnt play hitsuji so i dont know if its same, but every girl in fkg have attack attribute to them
there is 4 attributes: pierce(yellow), slash/cut(red), crush(blue), magic(purple)

4 teams of 5, plus a helper team of 5. So 5 teams run around the map and auto-fight the encounters. The sets are just 'bookmarks' of team configurations: for example, you might want one team to have much more movement than the rest for some maps but equal distribution for others. With extreme min/max'ing, the fastest team will move 3 times faster (on the map, not in battle) than the slowest team. Or maybe you want to separate the teams by power distribution.

The element system is one-sided: enemies have weaknesses, you don't. Things are balanced such that you never care about elements in battle, only when you're upgrading/CC'ing your girls.

The ampulues are what the Fire Emblem community would call 'doping' - permanent stat boosts. They are essentially medium EXP fodders who also give a tiny but persistent stat boost. I hear 100 of each (there are 3 types) is the maximum you can 'dope' a girl. Typically, you get 5~8 of each type per 2 weeks.

Originally Posted by Schverika

4 teams of 5, plus a helper team of 5. So 5 teams run around the map and auto-fight the encounters. The sets are just 'bookmarks' of team configurations: for example, you might want one team to have much more movement than the rest for some maps but equal distribution for others. With extreme min/max'ing, the fastest team will move 3 times faster (on the map, not in battle) than the slowest team. Or maybe you want to separate the teams by power distribution.

The element system is one-sided: enemies have weaknesses, you don't. Things are balanced such that you never care about elements in battle, only when you're upgrading/CC'ing your girls.

The ampulues are what the Fire Emblem community would call 'doping' - permanent stat boosts. They are essentially medium EXP fodders who also give a tiny but persistent stat boost. I hear 100 of each (there are 3 types) is the maximum you can 'dope' a girl. Typically, you get 5~8 of each type per 2 weeks.

thanks. sounds like we should save those for 5* or 6* girls.

5* can be divided into two: free event vs gacha-only. The former have stats roughly in line with 4* but it's easy to max their equipment slots and skills as you feed them event-specific fodder to upgrade those. The latter need dupes or expensive special fodder[1] for those upgrades - i.e. "r u whale?" So a solo-copy gacha 5* is roughly even in stats with an event 5* equipped with all the equipment that came with that event. Have not compared skills/passives between the two groups, but I hear Lavender (the 1st event girl in DMM) is critical to doing the (entirely optional) extreme dailies (why yes there are multiple dailies each weekday).

Caveat: I hear there used to be a different event system when the game started, but after some time the devs embraced the philosophy of "this game is about waifu appreciation, not grinding against the RNG" and made event units trivial to complete. No clue which system Nutaku will start with.

Sidenote: every event has its own BGM for its maps. Not saying they each have a unique BGM, but in 2 months of playing I've not heard the same BGM across 4 events and 4 revivals. Or maybe there was one...


[1] Footnote: the 'wildcard fodder' for upgrading skills is attainable with grind. The same for increasing equipment slots is a thank you gift for rolling the 5k yen gacha (no flower stones allowed on this one). Said money-exclusive gacha gives a guaranteed 6* you don't own. At this point, DMM version is over 1 year old and has more 6* girls than 3* girls (and twice as many as 2* girls).

Originally Posted by Schverika

4 teams of 5, plus a helper team of 5. So 5 teams run around the map and auto-fight the encounters. The sets are just 'bookmarks' of team configurations: for example, you might want one team to have much more movement than the rest for some maps but equal distribution for others. With extreme min/max'ing, the fastest team will move 3 times faster (on the map, not in battle) than the slowest team. Or maybe you want to separate the teams by power distribution.

So does speed actually play a role other than moving around the map faster?

Originally Posted by Schverika

At this point, DMM version is over 1 year old and has more 6* girls than 3* girls (and twice as many as 2* girls).

Seems like no one ever bothers to add more of the lower rarities beyond the initial launch.

We've been getting new 4* girls lately. But yes, no point in expanding the lowest rarities unless you're Aigis with new classes (and thus, new silvers to collect for CC/AW fodder).

No, speed only affects map movement. Combat is always "your girls attack one by one in order, then bugs attack one by one. Boss gets double turns." Fast forward speeds up the graphics but mechanically it's the same. Mind, map movement can be significant - if any one team reaches the goal, the map ends (all other teams get like 100 turns' worth of free move) with any remaining encounters skipped. This could be bad if you're trying to get the 3* completion bonus. In theory, there could also be complicated maps where team A ought to toggle switch X before team B reaches tile Y but those are easy to intuit as they arise.

I got an email offering 5 flower gems for pre sign up. So I decided to run over to DMM and give it a try before localization.

I'm probably going to make this game one of my regulars.