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One of my favorite movies. I'm told the book was better, but I still haven't read it.

OMG I just got your hidden double reference lol! "Would you like to know more?" Was the tagline at the end of every news report/advertisement. Cleverly done, sir.

@@rekersivegaming Hahahah, I'm glad it eventually landed.

Only way to recruit new ones I found was by beating them and taking over their faction. If I remember right, I had new heroes joining my faction once their faction was gone. You can get the occasional random hero to switch factions but it's pretty uncommon. By the time you're playing the faction game, most of the heroes have been recruited and aren't looking for a base to take leadership of. Mostly, it seems to happen as you take over towns. You get heroes that you can assign to those towns, they go out recruiting other heroes, and so on. It felt like I had very little control over actively recruiting new heroes. It was more like I would have random heroes join my faction as I took over more of the map and they had towns available to become leaders for. Basically, it seems based around passive influence growing over time as you become more powerful, and that attracts more heroes.

No, it's not the mobile version. I wasn't aware there even was a mobile version! I would guess the mobile version has less UI due to lack of screen space, and if it's the latest version of the game (most recently released), it probably does have less translation finished. The version of the game in this video (Steam on PC) had translation issues when it was first released as well. It took a long time to get to where you see it in the video.

@@rekersivegaming Ah, well I've beaten the main story quest for my first time recently. But still in my game, things like Day/Night lighting are missing, and I cannot preview Heroe's skills like you do in your videos. Were these features removed? (Regarding Steam PC version)

@@Haiphong778 First, I think you can only view their skills if you've actually met and spoken with them on the map. Just seeing them isn't enough. Also, there are 2 ways to view their info, and one of them shows skills while the other does not. I can't remember how to do it, but I think it was something like going into a Glossery of sorts, and then viewing them in there. It will show heroes you've interacted with, and give more info.

@@rekersivegaming Ah, I see. I'll keep trying things out based on your advice. By the way, did you know that Sandbox Mode lets you play as major faction leaders? I don't know if you unlock them or if it's just Nasir and Dakn, but that's what I have. If you plan on making any more content or checking up on the game, I would love to see a video from you covering them.

Yep, I found that odd as well. I think it is a game that wasn't brought over or made available in America.

It isn't a mission, it's a rare spawn in the mech market, or a rare spawn to get salvage from.

It depends on your luck when summoning, to some extent. You still get an extra copy of Arthur for free that you don't get of Odin. If you have a lot of luck summoning Odin copies, I suggest going for the L/D version of Odin you prefer best, unless you prefer Arthur's looks and skillset better. If I got lucky summoning some Odin copies, I would go for Odin myself.

It's a random spawn based on the level of contract you're doing and the location, the mission type, and the backer of the enemy faction in the mission (how much "money" they have to field expensive mechs). So, look for high-level contracts against enemies with great technology and finances, and you'll see much better enemy mechs on the field. The same goes for the markets. Markets in areas of high technology and great finances often randomly spawn better stuff for sale. This unfortunately requires a bit of lore reading and sifting through annoying menus to find what I'm talking about. A simple Google search for the "best markets" in the game might give you better results without having to read all that. Also, a Google search for "best high-level contracts" might help you figure out the spawn areas for better mechs.

Thanks!

You need to meet the hero in person to see their skills, I believe.

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Yeah they did. At least the game is a lot of fun. I enjoyed it enough to stick with it despite the frustrations.

@@rekersivegaming the game is fun but it does feel a little harder not seeing NPC skills and weapons before recruiting

Square gems are the only ones that can have crit rate as a main stat. So no, not every mon needs them, because not every mon needs crit rate. But one of the easiest to farm early game dungeons gives square gems as its reward. You can farm that dungeon with a starting evo 2 team of nothing but water monas. So, not only are square gems vitally important for your high damage mons and especially for the dark mons, which automatically get increased crit damage for free, but the dungeon you will be farming gives only square gems as well. Trying to take advantage of square gem slots becomes less important later on as you can farm higher end game content and get crit rate as sub stats, so you don't need it as a main stat on gems at that point. It is mainly just helpful early on. Makes the gearing up process much easier and makes your damage mons do a lot more damage early on.

I'm glad it helped!

I agree, it really is a massive part of the game. It felt like more of a hindrance to enjoying the game to me, though. More of a chore than a strategic element. It required maintenance but contributed nothing to the gameplay elements. At least, that's how I felt about it. However, I also completely understand the completionist mindset. Sometimes when I'm really enjoying a game, it is way more fun to take on all the challenges.

That sucks man, sorry to hear that. We'll, if you watch the rest of the short series, I do show some of the best free monsters you can catch and then easily max out. The game gives a lot of currency to summon with. You will get lucky eventually!

Take a look at my "First 60 minutes" video for this game. I use Selene in that video and show one of the best early-game combat strategies for her, including which skills to use.

The stats are misleading because they only indicate the individual power of each unit in a troop. You have to do the math to understand how much more powerful a troop is based on party size. For instance, some of the best units in the game have only 1 unit in them (dragons), or 3 (elite calvary). The stats on a dragon will show as much higher, but the elite calvary stats should be viewed as x3 to accurately compare to the dragon.

@@rekersivegaming ohhh thanks man I can understand clearly now😀😀😀 Also you made a really nice guide

This is excellent info! Thanks!

I’m sad I don’t understand what you mean on this My brain hurts lol

@@ebaocihc7085 To put it simply, lets say you get 100 exp, and you have 1 character and 9 troops. Without the bonuses, they would all get 10 exp each. But if the character is max level, then the troops will get 19 exp (10 / 9 = 1.1). And if we have the character + 1 of the troops max level, then it shares 20 exp to the other 8 troops which are not max level. But if only 1 Troop is not max level, then he/she gets all of the exp. If you have the skill that makes the Rate 2:1 for Character, then the character would get 2 exp per 1 for troops, making that 100 exp be given out as 20 exp for Character, and 8 exp per troop. And vise versa with the 1:2 which gives the Troops more exp. So if you have too many characters and troops not being max level, it makes the leveling process slow down. So less = more in this case.

@@DraconiusDragora Did you test the claim that when at max level, you don't count for exp distribution ? I always got the impression that's not the case, due to solo levelling to 20 being so, so much faster than when i kept my 3 squads for unlocking that redstone keep quest.

@@weeaboobaguette3943 I have done extensive tests on it. Every Max level, can't gain any exp at all, so the left over exp then goes to the other units. This is why leveling solo goes so much quicker, than having a squad with 4+ units. And if you do the smart thing and progress, the exp gain will go up as well. So having max level soldiers, will also make the low level and low ranking soldiers tier up way, way, way quicker. Since the exp pool to distribute becomes bigger.

Another extremely helpful tip!

If you still get a free copy of Arthur from the new player quest, then he is still the easiest to get EVO3. However, with a bit more patience you can get another copy of Odin by crafting her from pieces, or by pulling for her and getting lucky. Odin is arguably the better choice, but Arthur is still easier to EVO3 soonest, AFAIK. However, if they added a way to get another copy of Odin, then Odin wins completely. In that case, definitely go Odin. I can't remember which Odin is better, light or dark, but I think it will depend on whose Ultimate ability is better now.

@@rekersivegaming light odin has heal like persephone with tank class and ultimate gives barrier based on hp but i chose arthur because i have persephone so thanks.