Is this game kinda p2w?

[dv]

Or maybe you just have to grind a little bit.

[Daiki Iranos]

It doesn't seem to be p2w, but yeah, you'll have to grind.

[Piccolo’sPlushieCollection]

they made DLC jutsu iirc purchasable through TenTen at the Ninja Tools Shop.

[Piccolo’sPlushieCollection]

So if I ain't mistaken no not really, with DLC jutsu made available via in game purchases (using in game currency of course), the DLC becomes more "QoL" and "for convenience", giving you a Hero and a host of jutsu/ special items that can be unlocked in game via leveling the trainer.

[Piccolo’sPlushieCollection]

the only real thing DLCs give besides cosmetics is a special weapon or piece of gear, such as the Rasengan ninja tool or the Released Himarakeri swords.

[Kitten Airi]

It’s pay to win

[CaptainLagbeard]

The game being pay to win.... Yes and no.

You can perform well enough with all the "free" stuff you can get without the DLC masters. But for the best builds, you probably want some jutsus from the paid masters.

[hypnotized]

Originally posted by plisaniMajmun:

Or maybe you just have to grind a little bit.

I'll put it to you this way: Even if you have all the jutsu unlocked from day 1 I guarantee you will still get smacked around. Ultimately the game is skill based and the jutsu are there as tools to compliment your playstyle. That being said, once you've put your time in and decided upon a role (ranged,defense,attack,healer) then I would recommend purchasing DLC as it will give you more jutsu to create builds with.

[Katsuy]

Can you play without paying? YEA! However, the best jutsus and combinations will have to pay .... for a better experience I recommend buying the dlcs yes, as the promotions are very cheap!

[Ogun]

No, i own maybe three dlc and still wreck shop, thing is if you understand the mechanic and know your style "your flow of combat" you will do good in most matches.

But... Don't expect to win the majority of your of battles if you que solo, sometimes you just have to take that L.

Good luck potential shinobe

[Dang Xiong]

The shop offer only a couple jutsu from each dlc and they aren't used much by anyone, so yes dlc do matter regardless of what anyone said since almost all the good jutsu is in the dlc, but sometime you can wreck face with base game jutsu, but them dlc jutsu will make your life a whole lot easier specially mode like flag or point defense.

[dv]

I just wonder, how no one in here wasn't toxic and said, f.g fuc4 you ♥♥♥♥♥♥, reasn why you ask that is because you are bad nothing else.

[dv]

Also feel free too add me if you will want to play, some hero festival event.

[Atomic Karate]

i wouldn't exactly call it p2w BUT u are more likely to win if u own the DLC's because all the broken jutsu is come from DLC(like majestic destroyer flame this just 1 example) and all ultimate jutsu's from the base game without DLC's is suck azz i can't think of anything remotely good ultimate jutsu's from the base game, maybe u guys can shed some light on me huh?

[Shakoris]

It's pay for winning convenience. I got tired of people dancing around the word P2W so I made my own version. AKA, Pay to win conveniently. It's a lot easier to win even without skill after you fork over some money. You also earn things faster because it's easier to win earlier. So, you technically will never catch up with someone with the same hours, assuming you both did the same things but they forked over cash.

[SandSparrow]

It's not pay to win at all. All special items are released in a scroll rotation that you can unlock almost every week.

There are some good DLC Jutsu, but there are base game jutsu that literally make it so the opponent can't use those jutsu. I literally win most of my matches with the base game Jutsu.

If you can't move/combo in the game, OP DLC Jutsu isn't going to help, and even then, the base game jutsu will get the job done if you can move/combo