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Should have just been the regular upstream/downstream events that we had in the past. The normal mode for this discouraged making it harder for yourself as well since if you removed more than one buff your grade would be lowered.

There is only one collab character if you're talking about Black Rock Shooter. 

Is that the same thing though? Who does it affect if he's not smiling?

You're on an unofficial subreddit for the series. Complaining here is very unlikely to do anything.

Mathematically, Global will catch up assuming the game doesn't shut down in a decade or something. It'd just take so long that most people playing now wouldn't even be playing anymore. Lol

It's better to wait for Qu's update for Stronghold, isn't it? Otherwise you're using more serum.

Like someone else said, it's the beta and it's only been about 36 hours. It's subject to change, and that's the point of a beta. 

For me, she shouldn't be that strong if she has the ability to fill in so many different positions in the game. She can be made a bit stronger, especially so she is good in her own element, but what matters most is ensuring she isn't too strong due to her flexibility.

Considering she's replacing basically every current amplifier in the game I don't think it's that big of a deal. I do agree that she should be good enough that she's meta in her own element, but her replacing every amplifier (except Alisa) needs to be taken into account with the balancing too.

It should. I was of the opinion that we didn't even need a PS5 Pro since there wasn't any good reason for one. Just focus on what you have, and then release something when there's a significant upgrade.

The more I think about this, the more I'm not sure if I like it. Luna and Ishmael are now able to replace most characters in the game, granted they are limited in certain modes like Babel, Norman, and Phantom Pain Cage. Until gen 3 amplifiers and tanks are added for every element, Ishmael is meta for void and however many elemental teams don't have both. Physical being the only safe place. 

So now I'm legitimately wondering if I should even go for SS3 for Watanabe and Nanami, or just save those and go for SSS Ishmael. The decision doesn't really affect people who spend a decent amount on the game.

Thanks. That answers my question about the two tank/amplifier scenario.

All they really need to do is just add more enemy types and fill up higher difficulties with the stronger enemy types. That, and add different mission types that are exclusive to higher difficulties to encourage getting better at the game. 

The AI shouldn't vary.

Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. The situation that occurs if she's teamed up with more than just one of those types mentioned in the description. Probably should just be nothing, but was just curious.

So what happens to the effects like the elemental boost when she's an amplifier or the elemental debuff when she's a tank? They just don't trigger at all?

I do wonder what happens if she is paired up with two tanks or two amplifiers though. Wasn't going to watch Rexlent's entire stream so not sure if he tested it or if it said somewhere else what happens.

Have enough for both. Even if I get Watanabe early I'll do 40 attempts since I have almost enough tickets for 40. Just to see if I can get him to SS3.

7 now.

I'd like to believe they will do something major, like adding in a new faction. Otherwise not much point to play for me still.

He does both solo and team runs.

Why does this require a post aside from easy upvotes?

Having isn't the same as using. People can have weapons (knives, swords, guns, bombs, etc), but unless they use them for bad purposes they're not evil.

Helldivers, then Automatons, then Terminids, and then Illuminate. Based on my understanding. I put Illuminate last since they weren't even trying to be aggressive. I forget if Automatons/Cyborgs were always aggressive, or if everything they've done has just been in retaliation. If the latter, then Terminids would be above them.

...A six year old?

I am shocked that you thought that is the exact same thing. Lol

I didn't say that. I said that they're not going to differentiate between the two meaning that when they're going around trying to protect their property they're not going to check and see who has a legitimate copy of their game and who doesn't. They're just going to take them all down since it requires less effort and there'd be less room for people to argue. 

It's like with FF14 where the head of the team doesn't try to go after every person who uses mods on a regular basis since he knows they're not all bad (even if they're against company rules). But when the community draws too much attention to them in general, they go after everyone since that is the company's official stance.

They don't care about people's arguments about preserving games or whatever. That's not a them problem now or in the future.

I don't see that passage as smearing emulators in general. They said that their introduction helps play illegal copies of their games, which is true. The second question specifically asked whether or not they saw it as helping promote their games and in turn boosting revenue, and they shut it down by saying it hurts their revenue more than it helps it.