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<br>Finally, even though I think it could be better, I do want to take some time to recognize that **ZZZ isn't entirely devoid of depth ** , even if I think there could be more. Each character in the game has at least one unique mechanic to distinguish them from the rest, like Anby's delayed fourth hit or Soldier 11's timed fire slashes (emulating Nero's Exceed mechanics from Devil May Cry ), and like most other mobile action games, ZZZ does derive some depth from swapping between characters instead of sticking to just one, which can lead to interesting teambuilding setups and synergies.<br><br>**It would be a mistake to blame every problem with ZZZ 's combat solely on the game being designed for phones ** , though, especially since other mobile games show that there's at least a little more room for complexity. For example, while Punishing Gray Raven 's Ping (essentially a simple color-matching mini-game in place of a single skill button) system wasn't something I personally enjoyed, it does allow characters to have three special moves in addition to basic attack chains and ultimates, expanding the possible design space for that game's characters.<br><br>So, while I think ZZZ's combat is majorly impacted by being available on phones, the game's simplicity is also probably intended to some degree . HoYoverse games serve a wide audience, and as much as I personally like character action games, the genre as a whole is relatively niche. I still think there's a middle ground that the game could've found between the Dante of Devil May Cry 4 and 5 - one of the most complex characters to control in any video game - and ZZZ 's roster, but I recognize that trending more towards simplicity is probably the better bet for widespread success<br> <br>Nicole is clever and powerful, but she utilizes a bit of a 'ditzy' front to wiggle her way out of tense situations, and unsurprisingly, it works well. Her clothing choice helps her to keep up that front and keep her opponents continually underestimating her, but little do they know that’s all part of the <br><br> <br>If players don't want to spend any money, an alternate W-Engine that would be great for Anby is The Restrained. With this S-class W-Engine, damage and Daze from Basic Attacks go up by 6% by eight seconds and stackable up to five ti<br><br> <br>Although her design is hardly simple, it’s believable while still carrying those important streetwear aspects throughout. 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There are elements of his design that do seem to be a bit of a safety hazard on a construction site, but that seems to be the status quo for the Belobog Heavy Industries memb<br><br>As a fan of character action games, there's a lot that I appreciate about ZZZ , especially in terms of aesthetic and music, but I also can't help but feel like the game's combat is held back by being designed for mobile platforms . Especially for an action game, it's important to consider how many inputs are available to the player - and having to design the game to make it playable on a phone means that there's a restrictive limit on the amount of available inputs per character, and consequently, a limit on how complex any single character can be.<br><br>Less excusable, though, is how the gacha system interacts with the [http://Rebelsoulsrescue.com/x/cdn/?https://Www.Qoocle.com/groups/zenless-zone-zero-friendship-supervision-event-guide/ SLG Game Heroes]'s existing combat woes. Personally, I was lucky enough to have gotten Nekomata, Soldier 11, and Koleda off a combination of standard banner pulls and a lost 50/50. All three characters have relatively fun mechanics, and the latter two pair well in a team together, but it's not hard to imagine a scenario where I wasn't as lucky as I was, stuck with characters whose combat abilities didn't interest me as much.<br><br>Beating on an enemy that's essentially just a punching bag can be fun - there's a reason a lot of Devil May Cry combo videos have Dante or Vergil juggling a basic enemy instead of a boss - but for that kind of gameplay to be compelling, there has to be a wide variety of actions for me to perform . In Zenless Zone Zero , during the "downtime" of combat, when enemies are vulnerable and unable to fight back, there just aren't enough options per character to make the game's combos feel interesting or creative.<br><br>The unfortunate reality for even the best mobile games is that phone screens aren't that good at emulating an actual controller . For any game that needs buttons to perform actions, those buttons have to be present on the touchscreen - meaning that they have to both take enough space to be easily pressed, but also leave enough empty space so that the game itself is still visible. As a result, the standard for any mobile action game is to cram all the buttons into one corner, with a mock joystick for controlling movement in the corner across from them.<br> | |||
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