Post number #1118693, ID: 019886
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Id really like to meet more, I just started playing recently
Post number #1118734, ID: ba9ecf
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What is this game about i just know about is because i goon to hag outis nfsw art
Post number #1118749, ID: f7fe9f
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>>1118734 Gameplay wise? deck builder game with alot of room for expression and strategy. Imagine genshin, but it's actually fun in the way you can build your team.
Lore wise, it's the third game (specifically game) set in a distopian city full of corporations, mix of different cultures, Asian, eastern, european, and special monsters that are born from people and concepts, and people can extract special weapons and equipment from said monsters.
Post number #1118750, ID: f7fe9f
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The game specifically focuses on the main 13 characters, their troubles, pasts, and their futures as you play as their manager (the one with a clock head), and work almost as a therapist of sorts to help them overcome challenges, physical, mental, and emotional.
The whole gimmick of the main (12) characters is their inability to die in a city where death is a common occurrence, and expected of most people, and how they adapt to this new life.
Post number #1118751, ID: f7fe9f
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It is styled in a semi-gacha format. Where you can get the main currency to pull the new deck every two weeks or so,
But only certain characters will be able to utilize the new deck, so it's up to you to decide what deck you want to run with that character, and have to compare/ contrast your needs for a fight.
Post number #1118752, ID: f7fe9f
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For example, one character has three really great "burn" decks, that all specialize into different categories. One deck is pure offense, spreading burn much easier and gaining tons of DPS bonuses if the enemy has certain amounts of "burn", the other deck doesn't have as much potency, nor spread, but it can debuff enemies slightly, and has great utility purposes, focus buffing the leader of the team,
Post number #1118753, ID: f7fe9f
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and the other kit is pure support, focusing on survivability, and being able to intercept enemy attacks for theif allies.
Where if differs it's gacha system is in its pretty unique semi-petty system, where getting copies of a character will net you "shards", collect enough and you can just straight up buy the deck you want, no moni needed really.
Post number #1118754, ID: 73ff88
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It's a game??? I thought this is like Overwatch
Post number #1118755, ID: f7fe9f
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And more importantly, you can also obtain these "shards" from running the game's main grind mode infinitely, allowing you to save up shards to pick out the decks you are interested in.
You can also obtain more shards from the occasional rerunning and new events the game has every couple of months
Post number #1118756, ID: f7fe9f
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>>1118754 it has a lot of porn, for good reason. You know that weird fandom thing where the more miserable a world is, the more fluffy or wholesome they will create fan content of? Limbus' (and the Project Moon world) is pretty miserable, and people want their characters to have fun, great lives.
Post number #1118758, ID: f7fe9f
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And that includes fucking too, cause there's plenty of relationship tragedies I this series
Post number #1118761, ID: f7fe9f
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I am obviously biased towards the game since i have been a fan since their first installment years back, the game does have some issues, like having some big difficulty spikes if you don't like reading, and generally the game can feel a bit slow/ hard to follow if you aren't atleast ***slightly*** familiar with the setting (a synopsis reading can help you alot)
Post number #1118821, ID: ba9ecf
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okay you got me I'm gonna play It but how can i get outis in like the fastest way possible?
Post number #1118828, ID: abbe33
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>>1118821, you automatically start with the twelve main combatant characters, you can simply pick up decks you can utilize with that particular character.
Before a fight you choose 1-5(6+ in later chapters) different combatants out of the main (12) cast crew, then you can pick out what decks you want them to use before entering combat.
Which means you can already choose Outis whenever you want, it's just up to you what deck you want to run for her.
Post number #1118830, ID: abbe33
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The decks do also come with their own unique looks and passives, so if there's a specific outfit you were looking for, just pick up that deck (you can overlay the look of one deck skin onto another as vanity later in the game)
Post number #1118831, ID: abbe33
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Also I keep calling them decks, but in the game decks are known as identities/IDs, and the community loves to shorthand/nickname these decks/IDs into shorter names,
for example there's "The Barber of La Manchaland Outis", but most people shorten the name of the deck into "Barber Outis", or "Lobotomy E.G.O::Magic Bullet Outis" gets shortened into "Magic Bullet" (since she's the only one access to the Magic bullet deck)
Post number #1118832, ID: abbe33
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Or as another example, "Dawn Office Fixer Sinclair" gets shortened into "Phil-clair" "Dawn-clair", or "Phillip Sinclair" since "Phillip" is the character Sinclair is borrowing the deck from when he equips that ID.
Post number #1118833, ID: abbe33
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The fan naming convention came from the fact some IDs just have really long names, like "The Index Proxy - Effloresced E.G.O::Procuration Don Quixote", is just fan shortened to "Index Don" until she gets another ID for the "Index" faction.
Post number #1118875, ID: d1f173
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The game is great, Glory to project moon. But DO NOT interact with the community at any cost, especially westerner's, I'm not joking.
Post number #1118892, ID: 687762
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LINBAS KAMPANI!!!!!!!
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| Id really like to meet more, I just started playing recently