You can't evolve generals to five stars. An EVO emblem can only be applied to a three star general in the process of evolving it to four stars. In particular, if the general is already four stars, you can't apply the EVO emblem. And yes, it's +5 to power, leadership, and intelligence.Originally Posted by Unregistered
The third map of the daimyo world boss drops "Sword of Light and Shadow", which increases damage to your primary target by power x10, or power x15 if "the target's DEF is higher than hers." It's a high level weapon, and with higher per-level attack bonuses than most weapons offer. But the effect on it is pretty much junk, as that's only going to be about 2k damage to one target. To the vendor it goes.
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09-28-2017 #2Unregistered Guest
[QUOTE=Semaphore;89779]You can't evolve generals to five stars. An EVO emblem can only be applied to a three star general in the process of evolving it to four stars. In particular, if the general is already four stars, you can't apply the EVO emblem. And yes, it's +5 to power, leadership, and intelligence.
Thanks for the reply!
I'm still wondering why evolution cards have 5 stars...
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Is artifact inventory space hard capped at 10? burning through exploration junk few pieces at a time is killing me.
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You can expand artifact inventory space the same way that you do normal inventory space. You click the lock at the bottom to bring up the option. It costs copper for a while, and probably eventually koban. I don't see any reason to spend koban on extra artifact inventory space, though, as you can get a lot of slots from just copper. Originally Posted by Machcio
Congratulations on making the round of 32 in the daimyo tournament for the first time. I personally don't put top damage dealers in the back in PVP like you did with your Tiger of Kai, as people tend to put something in that front spot that you'll hit specifically designed to take a shot from a Tiger of Kai. A lot of players will put a Uesugi Kenshin with an inherited Takenaka Hanbei or vice versa of a corsair class there, so that a strong damage dealer kills herself from reflect damage while her target survives due to Takenaka Hanbei's skill. There is a lot of rock/paper/scissors randomness to it, though.
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If you're on my server, watch the video of Nylem beating EarthCrimson in the round of 16 for the very definition of ridiculous luck. With the matchups lined up as they were, EarthCrimson probably wins about 99% of the time.
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Thx. It's always nice to get some PvP progress, and yes, I'm aware that Tiger of Kai gets killed by reflect damage most of the time. However, as you said the oponent may or may not have team set up for that and putting Tiger of Kai in other positin WILL get her killed (usually much faster) as she is squishy as hell (plus mine is only lv45 and most probably I won't get to EVO card in dungeon final prize). Also I'm almost finished stuffing my Sanada Yukitaka to lv55 so I will have some team changes going soon. Originally Posted by Semaphore
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It does depend on who you play, but six of the eight players in the quarterfinals have in the front spot of the bottom row either a Takenaka Hanbei with an inherited Uesugi Kenshin or Dragon of Echigo or the other way around, and of the corsair class. Far fewer players put heavy reflect damage in the top row, as there can only be one general in the top row to defend against. Originally Posted by Machcio
What's pretty common is that both players put heavy damage dealers in the top row, and then whichever of the two attacks first kills the other in one shot. With a Tiger of Kai especially, if you're not attacking first, you're useless. Last week, I lost when Aargaez barely one-shotted the general I had in that spot, even though my general had about 15k defense and an additional 55% damage reduction from other sources. This week, I decided to stick something with about 700 speed in that spot and make sure that I attack first.
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Well that worked. I organized my team this week with the goal of beating Aargaez, having a decent shot against Temp and Nootaku, and hoping to avoid a decently strong, reflect-heavy opponent like EarthCrimson or Rimuru. So I was quite pleased to see Nylem upset EarthCrimson, as I mentioned above, as well as Nootaku and Rimuru not even appearing in the round of 32.
In the finals, Aargaez came at me with a Sasaki Kojiro with an inherited Tiger of Kai and, with buffs, over 570 speed and 24k attack, even before the Tiger of Kai damage bonus. In three of his previous four matches, that character had fired the first shot of the battle, killing two enemy generals in the process. Temp was the only one of Aargaez's previous opponents to even get a single attack off, and he got two before dying.
So of course my lineup did exactly what it was built to do: killed that particular general before it even fired a shot. Game, set, match. And it does take some luck to design a team before the entire tournament to beat one particular opponent, then happen to draw that opponent in the finals while avoiding a few other opponents that my lineup would fare poorly against. But that's why there's a new tournament every week: to reroll who got lucky and who didn't.
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I only see four starts on an SSR EVO card. I'm not sure where you're seeing five. Originally Posted by Semaphore
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[QUOTE=Semaphore;89921]
In the mobile app version of the game at least SR EVO cards have 5 stars. It might be a bug, though... Originally Posted by Unregistered
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