Decided to roll anyway. My plan was to get S.Hosino, Wakamo and then get eligma for Mika
Got S.Hosino but had to spark for Wakamo. Now i wait for Blue Fest
(A wild Utaha appears!)
Speaking off Wakemo, got extreme on Wakemoo boat raid. I think it was one of the first raids i played in the game so it was fun going in there and doing it without borrowing any students.
Got S.Hosh within 70 pulls and got a dupe Mika spook pull at 50 (more ligma for the UE60 fund).
I would've continued get/spark Wakamo but my funds for pyroxene are tight, B.Aris & Kei are approaching soon and I still want to roll/spark for B.Himari and B.Hosh.
I know there's probably better students for the job but I'll never get over the fact that Swimsuit Wakamo perfectly counters the Swimsuit Wakamo boss fight, and vice versa given that both do yellow damage and have yellow armor, which is why I always have her on my phase one team.
I missed the Promenade event, but completed the story to the ninja event. I quite enjoy the Ninjutsu Club, I was surprised to see it being used outside of a context purely for goofs. Kivotos' Greatest Sensei mentioned the events remind him of the Yakuza games' substories and this one reminded me of that part in Judgement where Kaito re-unites with an old friend from high school and Yagami starts getting jealous and worrying he'll be left behind (I found it really out of place for the main story though). Speaking of another video game comparison, Niya is kind of like Sheogorath in that you don't know if she truly just acts on a whim or if there's some divine intellect to what she does. I also did like that Shinecat was actually reasonable at points, like apologising and commending the Ninjutsu club over the model getting hurt in the crossfire and allowing Tsukuyo to leave in the end, I don't like it that much when they just have a character act like a complete retard.
Also is this a new expression for Michiru or was it just never used before?
Do you prefer doing Simplified Command or Concentrated Command? I did only CC for a while, but it made me not want to try continue the missions since if you make one slight wrong move, you have to restart from scratch, I only have like one or two solid formations that don't require much thought, the others need constant oversight otherwise they die.
Do you prefer doing Simplified Command or Concentrated Command? I did only CC for a while, but it made me not want to try continue the missions since if you make one slight wrong move, you have to restart from scratch, I only have like one or two solid formations that don't require much thought, the others need constant oversight otherwise they die.
I missed the Promenade event, but completed the story to the ninja event. I quite enjoy the Ninjutsu Club, I was surprised to see it being used outside of a context purely for goofs. Kivotos' Greatest Sensei mentioned the events remind him of the Yakuza games' substories and this one reminded me of that part in Judgement where Kaito re-unites with an old friend from high school and Yagami starts getting jealous and worrying he'll be left behind (I found it really out of place for the main story though). Speaking of another video game comparison, Niya is kind of like Sheogorath in that you don't know if she truly just acts on a whim or if there's some divine intellect to what she does. I also did like that Shinecat was actually reasonable at points, like apologising and commending the Ninjutsu club over the model getting hurt in the crossfire and allowing Tsukuyo to leave in the end, I don't like it that much when they just have a character act like a complete retard.
Also is this a new expression for Michiru or was it just never used before? View attachment 8965493
What I always found funny is that Michiru's knack for improvised illusions and sleight-of-hand tricks is more in line with actual real life ninjutsu (or shinobijutsu if you wanna go full UHM ACKSHULLY with it) than the magic bullshit that Izuna and Tsukuyo pull.
What I always found funny is that Michiru's knack for improvised illusions and sleight-of-hand tricks is more in line with actual real life ninjutsu (or shinobijutsu if you wanna go full UHM ACKSHULLY with it) than the magic bullshit that Izuna and Tsukuyo pull.
