Resultados da pesquisa

Phrolova is great, yes, and like Bong said, your next limited 5-star guaranteed. And Phrolova isn't just good, she's amazing. Even without her weapon, she is a sub-dpser that deals double the damage of every other traditional sub-dpser like Sanhua, and she has buffing capabilities, and off-field damage as extra damage while your other teammates do their thing. No to mention she does all that with AOE damage, and her Ult can double as grouping or stagnate.

And with her weapon, she literally does as much damage as an on-field DPS character while STILL having all of the aforementioned benefits. She is, atm, both the best sub-dps(not counting hybrids like Brant and Changli since they're strictly not sub-dps units) and the most flexible unit in the game, with a signature weapon that has dethroned Stringmaster as the most versatile rectifier weapon in the game. She can pair with Danjin, Jiyan, Havoc Rover(with heavy attack spam), maybe even Augusta if she is mainly a Heavy-damage dealer(99% confirmed at this point), or just any future Heavy mains or Havoc mains, while doing very good damage even without her signature, and much, much more with it.

So yes, though it took 80 pulls, I'd say you have a very solid foundation. You can now either have one team with HRover and Phrolova, or each of them being the carry for two teams so that you can tackle Tower of Adversity earlier for more monthly Astarites.

Get with all the girls and finish the game.

Originalmente postado por Sandy:

Johnny looks better than all female characters combined. And I'm straight.

Well, you say that.

It's definitely not just you. Bloom is one of the worst post-processing effects in gaming. I mean, who doesn't want Vaseline in their eyes when they look at light sources? Clean your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lenses, people.

Hello, I got the same issue, I can only click the "Exit game" button when launching the game ^^"

Probably not until they add Rebellion's story to the game... which they may or may not do to tie in with the release of Walpurgisnacht Rising early 2026

so glad nobody cares about what 'people' like you think. at the end of the day its all about sales and i LOVE spending on cute incel pngs.

Think of it like buying your very first car. Obivously, you want to impress people and peer pressure is more important then safety at that moment. Learning curves are for the weak so you just buy the first hotrod you see, pick up your friends, and when you're al cozy in your chairs you press the gaspedal as deep as you can while turning the wheel to all sides. You'll learn fastest that way. Right?

Originalmente postado por Warhawke:

Oh and the same thing has basically happened on three fresh starts in a row. So it wasn't just a weird outlier.

I wondered about these fleets, as well. I took them to be a new feature, maybe a year ago or so. Because I had not encountered these fleets up to that point.

I thought about the input I got from veteran players, similar to what you got in this thread.

What was the reason I got this "new feature" in all of my games suddenly? I pondered.

After continuing some games where I got these fleets and playing around with different other game setups, I realized: This type of the Marauder fleets (or Pirate fleets in some systems) appeared after I ventured into solar systems that were above my player level,

Did this stop me from warping into systems that were much higher levels than mine? No, I found ways around it:
- I developed a feeling for the Marauder fleet loops. If I get attacked twice in a row in a system, just one minute after the end of the last battle, I know it is probably going to happen again.
- I play more defensively. This includes:
- - Making finding a station I can withdraw to the highest priority in a new-to-me system.
- - First thing after warping into a new system is to set a system I will warp to in an emergency. This means, if I get a warp-in I consider too dangerous, I switch to the map screen and warp to the pre-set target. Two seconds max, not enough for the warp-in fleet to destroy my flag ship. Especially when I have visited several systems ten or more levels above mine in a row, I select this emergency warp system very carefully. I want it to be a system with a friendly station close to the warp-in point. Bonus if it is below my level, but that is really just a bonus, not the major deciding factor.
- - I set a high priority to making my flag ship faster than 50, or 60 if possible. The top left skill in Exploration helps with this. Marauder fleets that cannot catch you cannot hurt you. Does this prevent me from warping into the center of an enemy station attack fleet? No. So, I make sure my emergency warp system is not under attack.
- - I set a high warp-out percentage for each of my fleet ships, or a high dock-with-me percentage, if I fly a carrier. As 50% has still gotten some fleet ships obliterated, I tend to set my fleet ships' warp-out moment to 60% .
- - I retreat - and in case I am a fleet commander - I regroup early.
- - Plus half a dozen other secondary safety measures.

Currently I am in a system in the high thirties as a level 25 or so, and I try to reach a derelict in the top right of the system, while the only station is very much on the left. My last dozen attempts to reach the derelict were interrupted by Marauder warp-ins.

Earlier I would have lost my fleet and in the end my flag ship, because I would call back warped-out fleet ships and press on with a damaged fleet.

With one fleet ship dedicated to repairing and a few repair drones, after each Marauder warp-in I can decide if I want to pause for repairs - one warped-out ship at a time - or if its is better to retreat to the station right away, while one warped-out ship after another is in repair, limping back. Gotta keep the repair bills on stations low.

My advice to you would be to see which defensive measures - after all, you are a trader, not a flail-swinging bandit - suit you, and test those measures in systems that are a bit higher than you. You might be sursprised how muvch fun that can be.

Originalmente postado por Wolfy6:

Originalmente postado por Spectre CMT:

You guys should've started doing this like uhhh...actual years ago....y'know...when this game actually had an active,interested playerbase.
I bet most veterans have like,actually burned through the limited map pool and weapons like,probably at least 3 times now.

This game was a fun idea,but jesus did you guys throw it away so quickly.

This is mostly for leading into ZA Resurgence, lore wise.

Sadly doesn't change the fact that they're trying to appeal to a long dead,now reduced to a skeleton-crew fan base ._.
They can't really 'pull' many people into the new game anymore.
They sadly had their time,didn't take it,and now trying to create fire in the middle of a storm.

I do hope it gets somewhere,but this is starting from abandonment,so it will be a lot of work...if they actually maintain it.