That's just one of the many types of unlockable items in the game, though. You can read them, flip them around and, yes, even try to collect rare versions of your favorite cards. You have access to a virtual album where the cards are stored, each one offering information on the character or monster it displays. Those “collectacards” are more than stat boosts, though, and go to further beef up this already hefty experience. You can also equip a single helpful item to your team, and each character can be further enhanced by spending collectable cards on their abilities. From damaging incantations to healing spells and summons, the way you build your team can actually have a large impact on your success in higher difficulty areas. They also gain new abilities as they level, which are triggered withing the songs when, say, your health hits a certain level or you nail a certain number of notes in a row. Your characters level up just like in an RPG, too, meaning you'll have plenty of reason to keep rotating them out on a quest for all 99's. Characters with high strength stats do more damage in battle songs, for instance, which typically translates to more treasure chests unlocks. Your party also comes in handy when tackling a tricky song, making them more than just random avatars for your adventures. There's also a button pressing option for those of you who prefer to go that route, as well as a third option that combines the two methods. It's a simple formula, but it gets the job done. In adventure songs, you also have to slide your held notes up and down to follow a snaking pattern, and hold notes are also frequently ended with a quick swipe in one direction or another. Tap the screen when a red trigger hits the appropriate zone, swipe the yellow triggers in the direction indicated, and hold the green notes while they're still on the screen. Your job boils down to three main interactions: Tap, swipe and hold. Or maybe those relationships were the other way around. CG scenes play out in the background while the trigger moves around the screen in various patterns, forcing you to follow the dancing, darting beam of light while Sephiroth and Cloud fight or Tidus and Yuna fall in love. Finally, the event music is perhaps best described as music videos.
0 kommentar(er)
