Oh, and they have the memories of those warships as if they were people. Yes, a mobile game about the struggles of Kansen (shipgirls), imbued with the power of WW2 era ships (Y’know, destroyers, cruisers, battleships, etcetera), fighting against an alien (?) menace, and also, especially at the beginning, and quite often, each other.

Compare to, say, Fate: Grand Order with its highest rarity pool being 0.7% Proc chance, and the pool has items instead of usable characters in it. (That would be Salted Grump, represented by a chibi image of Roon, who will be adding Sass and Co-Commentary)īut yes, if you’re microtransaction vulnerable, stay away, it has them, it has gacha (random drops of ships and loot, although, again, we’ll get into why it’s friendlier than the usual), and it has events which would make a completionist’s teeth ache (it sure as hell has mine, and on this account, it will do once again.)īy Friendlier, he means that Construction has a flat 7% chance of the highest rarity. So unless you seriously give a shit about wedding every single shipgirl, it’s not too bad.Īnd if you do care about marrying some 400+ unique girls, including the Mutsuki-class, someone with a large hammer and a scowl’s gonna have words Helps that there’s only a limited amount of shit you can buy with gems more than once. Understandable, although it’s curve is pretty friendly until waaaay late into the game, and even then, you can treat it as a marathon, not a sprint. Existential Trauma and Little Bits Of History Repeating – Let’s Play Azur Lane!Īzur Lane is a mobile… Not quite idle game? But definitely a Free to Play one with…

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