Progression Tips for Players of All Styles
Here we will explain the details of Granblue Fantasy Relink. We will also explain how the game flows and progresses as you start ranking up and unlocking harder quests. Let’s go over what the game as a whole is and what you can expect from it because we were way off with what we thought the game would be and I mean that in a good way you start the game off with a set roster of characters which is the crew of The Grand Cipher. The game progressing the story will be your first focus and this will take you through the various different areas. Relinks games have consistently marketed the story as around 20 hours in length and although this is definitely possible depending on your play style.
We feel for the majority of players, it will actually come in at around 10 hours the story itself is very interesting with lots of boss fights and epic moments but did feel short in comparison to our expectations. However, if you enjoy trying out all of the different characters doing quests and farming along the way. As well as leveling them up so that you can use them in your party. As you get further and further through the story then naturally it will take longer to complete. Whereas if you just want to go back-to-back and run through the story missions.
You will be slightly underpowered but with enough skill you can still complete them and that will make the story a lot shorter. As you’ll unlock additional crewmate vouchers, letting you unlock more characters into your roster. Each with a massively different play style and role but then after finishing the story you go on to start.
Unlocking the Depth of Granblue Fantasy Relink
Granblue Fantasy Relink has different Mission types from horde battles to defense missions and most importantly bosses to farm. As in Monster Hunter you also have all the weapons to try out to learn and grind and in relink you have all of the characters which function and play differently. Each needing to be leveled up and grinded to increase in their power. If you want to take them to the higher level content you see this game also has a difficulty system. Whereby after completing the story you will need to complete marked quests kind of like urgent quests that will then unlock more missions for you eventually leading to a rank up quest which will unlock a whole new tier of difficulty. So, the game basically has its own version of low rank high rank and so on.
With normal easy hard and even more difficulty levels to unlock this means there is a lot to do unlock and experience. Even after you’ve finished the story when you start getting into the questing. Furthermore, these different rank up tiers keep actually progressing the story and there’s entire missions with big impact on certain Story characters and the world which you would only experience. If you actually get to these higher and higher difficulty quests which means if you include the time. It takes to go through this questing system to get these extra missions which are pretty awesome.
It’s missions are actually really awesome and we think the average player probably won’t get to experience them. Unless they keep playing even after they think. In this aspect the game really does just keep on giving and we were always discovering entire new progression systems ways to improve our weapon or higher-level sigils.
Unlocking New Levels of Fun
As we got further and further through the questing, we often found we thought we were at the end only to discover that there was more and more. Each time we ranked up and unlocked a higher. The game has some really well out quality of life and different gameplay mechanics that make playing. It is a lot more enjoyable and smoother unlike other games that could potentially fit. In this genre there’s a really easy to use wish list system for finding specific materials and items that you need loads of tips.
In the game journal and a bunch more things that just make your life easier. As you play through then with all of this you can factor in that. The game has many different characters which all level up unlocks masteries and require weapon upgrades individually making the total possible Play Time exponentially higher. If you’re someone that doesn’t like sticking to one single character and these characters really make the game shine because they’re all incredibly designed with totally different play Styles strengths and functions. But if you’re someone that doesn’t like to experiment and try different characters out. Then of course you’ll lose out on a lot of additional time and content.
You’ll be testing different characters out. In the training room learning Combos and even making builds with the in-game sigil system which offers your character a ton of different traits to increase their damage utility or survivability. For example, I’ve been loving Sig freed and have fully committed to making him out with loads of damaging skills. To get those big meaty chops with his great sword but it does feel really good to try a new and different character and it sort of makes.
Genres/Tags: RPG, Action RPG, Third-person, 3D, Japanese
