Whenever a new gacha character is released, should we pay attention to the monster they hunt? Could that be a clue as to whether the character is strong or weak? I suppose the most powerful characters will be paired with Elder Dragons.
I’ve played a few gacha games, but I always come across two types of players: the one who pulls for everything, and the one who saves up to dump everything on a single character. What’s the best way to play Outlanders? Focusing on one character with many copies to deal more damage, or having a large roster to take advantage of damage bonuses?
I was watching the episode where Bisky scolds Killua for his habit of running away from fights, warning him that one day he’ll cause Gon’s death. I’m not sure if Bisky knows this from personal experience or because she’s witnessed others make that same mistake. But it’s interesting that, right after scolding Killua, she herself considers running away to avoid trouble. Even though Bisky is incredibly strong, she always tries to get involved in conflicts as little as possible; we saw how she didn't use her strongest form to try and win against Razor, nor did she go all out against the Bomber until he forced her to get serious... Her abilities and preferences reveal a lot about her—really, she just wants to enjoy life without getting into trouble. I wonder if she once let someone die because she didn't want to risk her own life, and that’s why she said that to Killua.
How do you imagine Netero's sparring sessions with the Zodiacs went? Was it something like a game, like when he played ball with Gon and Killua or something more serious, like the fight between Gon and Knuckle? I just can't picture Cheadle throwing punches.
What happens if Chrollo steals an ability that steals abilities? Would the stolen abilities remain stored in his book even if he doesn't use them? And also, is Kurapika's individual Steal Chain a separate ability, or would Chrollo have to steal all the chains?
Why did Chrollo never use that ability again? It likely has activation conditions that are difficult to meet. The situation involved Nobunaga about to attack Hisoka, and Chrollo shifting him a few meters to the side; so, I’ll try to imagine what the activation conditions might be.
The ability doesn't require the consent of the person being teleported, making it suitable for use against enemies.
The ability doesn't teleport the target over a long distance, and the user also appears to need to be close to the target (just as Chrollo was to Nobunaga).
Chrollo wasn't even looking at Nobunaga, nor did he need to touch him. My conclusion is that this ability is similar to Aoi Todo's "Boogie Woogie" technique—an ability designed to cause confusion during combat by shifting your opponent a few meters to set up a surprise attack.
Is it possible they can cure the disease? I think that if they can't handle a disease created by humans, they'll be useless on the Dark Continent.
I tested White with his Bond and with Soi Fon's Bond (which doesn't give him any benefit) to see if it's true that you need a 60% crit rate for it to work. Why would it require 60% if his weapon and Core provide such a high crit rate? My White reaches a 107% crit rate; it doesn't make sense to give him more crit rate for his Bond to work.
I saw a post about developer responses and they mentioned that they are trying to do collaborations but there's nothing concrete yet. The first thing I thought of was Naruto; it fits well with Bleach's style of swords and powers, plus the Chinese have quite a few Naruto games, so I suppose they have an easy time getting the license.
Getting a good stamp is very difficult, so my question is, should I level up the best one I have to level 30 to make the most of the character while I try to get something better, or should I leave it at level 25 to save Nexus?
Do you think we'll get playable giant characters? We already have Komamura's Bankai, but you can't do anything other than attack without moving. They can make them bigger than the others without respecting their actual height because they are too big, except for Ayon.
After seeing that they've made Aizen stronger than even the DPS of his own color, do you think the developers will respect the series' power scaling and ensure that the strongest characters are also strong in the game? (This tier list wasn't made by me.)
The Vizard appear before Ichigo goes to Hueco Mundo and trains with them, but we haven't get any Vizards. And when we get to the Fake Karakura part, there are more interesting characters than them.
After seeing units like Mayuri and Soi Fon who are able to summon Nemu or collaborate with another unit like Yoruichi, do you think this game will implement dual units where you have two characters in one, or will duos always be momentary collaborations?
I want Ulquiorra, but I don't think I'll have the resources because I'll be looking for dupes of the others.