@KrisUmasimp its not really a guts build. its a speed/wit with guts bakushin flex. urara is a roaming training bonus stat stick.
This build only works on umas with speed growth btw. I think seriru is assuming you’ll be making a taiki.
@vodkalover52 Assuming you ARENT building for sprint CM (the quote tweet has F sprint) and going for score.
Drop riko for marvelous power
Drop rice for tachyon wit.
Go power/wit sparks and do races on really bad turns
@Synexcu@Tyler_462 Seiun has 20% wit growth, good wit clicks on non race turns and some good speed clicks in summer hits that statline.
Throne gives minimum ~80 wit from dates but the rainbow training has giga highroll potential.
@AGenericGuy2@Bebayyeba NTE over uses alot of things (animations, expressions, special effects) throughout their game. To the point where i cant really take the game seriously.
I honestly think their best way forward is to just play into not being serious and just go full parody.
@ShizutoS90176@FollowingM42309@animeupdates It’s canon because ultimately it doesnt affect the anime significantly. It was just a “good dream she cant remember” to Lucy in the end.
@guru_xd@logokraft Pretty sure angling activates at any time in the late race as long as you’re first. Falco was first and activated but Seiun overtook her for 1st afterwards and activated hers.
@Ubatcha1 They have good ideas but the execution is too over the top. Feels like everything is moving for the sake of moving.
Half the game is good and half the game is bad. Its in a weird spot right now
@Marcodmeatball Its another gacha game thing.
Its really just tradition for gacha games to celebrate their anniversary with pulls and/or characters.
It was introduced as a celebration which JP still view it as such so they take what they get but SOME western players see it as their right.
@NorikoTheElf@HapiofMorArdain The thing the post is talking about is how genshin “popularised” pity.
Pretty much all gacha games had pity or “sparks” before Genshin did. I wouldn’t say genshin had much of an impact on pity apart it from people’s first experience with how gachas work.