Thread: Kamihime General Discussion + Q&A

Originally Posted by MagicSpice

except you still need eidolons of matching element later on.... like idk... the light one that's about to get released? This eventually applies to the dark one, which echidna matches on element (and the azathoth i'm sitting on).


otherwise your "100% eidolon" boost only caps at 80%, regardless of break limit. so i don't see a waste in the SSR ticket... and DMM side does have 120% ones for wind and thunder but... same concept when they hit way later down the line...


the break limit items are debatable, but like i said, i'm not throwing 20 drag eyes at one anytime soon, which is far more expensive than the 73 bucks you said they're worth...

plus i said it's 21 pulls cause you are getting 3k magic jewels.... so, that makes it pretty much 60 bucks worth of pulls... the extra stuff is really 38 bucks

but that just makes the other one more worthwhile when looking at it since it's 11 pulls and some extra stuff for 30 bucks... which is normally a 10 pull price


it's not as "space-whaley" as you claim it to be.... but it isn't cheap either so it's still whale territory easily

I'm gonna address the immediate things first.

Light gacha eidolons are usually not worth it. The only ones you'd want are light Kaiser, and the 100%. The point of spending more SSR tickets on light eidolons is moot, simply because 1. Events are a thing, 2. Stats and LB are a thing, 3. You aren't even guaranteed to get that element and 4. the only light and dark 100%s have that mechanic, all the other elements have a constant 100% to rely on.

Next, the brick. Here's the gap in logic: why not... just leave it alone? The game certainly doesn't require you to spam bricks on your weapon, and while yes, they are super tasty for non event SSR weapons... they aren't necessary to the cash conserver. There's a clear reason why bricks are associated with whales, no matter the source it's fucking expensive.

Your pull mathematics is another thing. Always apply Murphy's Law in RNG. A random draw, is as good as no draw. This is the reality that cash conservative players work with.

And then there's your mindset. The issue I see, is that you have the money, and you're willing to spend it. And you're not playing a patience game. These 3 things combo into one thing very well: higher probability of spending... which is fine! However, you need to be aware, your definition of good value is drastically different from the cash conservatives. We value consistency with our money, which is why we only ever recommend the guaranteed stuff: miracle tickets. Everything else is a risk. And a risk is not worth taking as a poor consumer.