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* Tutorials | * Tutorials can't be repeated, so internalize that info or prepare to look it up again online | ||
* Rare blades sky-rocket in difficulty acquiring them after the first dozen or so due to the games fucked up gacha mechanics, to the point where getting the last one or two often requires several hundred rare cores. | * Rare blades sky-rocket in difficulty acquiring them after the first dozen or so due to the games fucked up gacha mechanics, to the point where getting the last one or two often requires several hundred rare cores. | ||
* | * Don't open blades on Rex. Rex gets several mandatory rare blades during the story and at around chapter 6 a unique ability to himself that lets him equip anyone else's blades. | ||
* Every character has a skill they can learn on their chart that lets them cancel a weapon art into another weapon art. This is the most important skill in the game and even if you buy this skill and forget about this menu and never use it again you'll still be fine. | * Every character has a skill they can learn on their chart that lets them cancel a weapon art into another weapon art. This is the most important skill in the game and even if you buy this skill and forget about this menu and never use it again you'll still be fine. | ||
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* If you move your character slightly after the final hit of a standard auto-attack string, it will cancel the animation cool-down, and move directly into the next string of hits as soon as you stop moving. This is a way to do more damage over time. | * If you move your character slightly after the final hit of a standard auto-attack string, it will cancel the animation cool-down, and move directly into the next string of hits as soon as you stop moving. This is a way to do more damage over time. | ||
* Pressing X will open the quick travel menu and highlight the nearest travel point automatically. This is much quicker than going through the main menu to find the correct area, and is great if you're grinding something, like collectibles or enemies. | |||
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