@Lormif I’m F2P now and I ran out of units trying to finish Act 6 and Variant #2. Still have to clear those. Need more units lol
Since it’s only the initial run on Act 6 that’s needed to become cavalier it’s reasonable to need units for the 2 mentioned above and for Variant #1. Possibly even LOL Depends on how heavy one grinds arena.
Never received completion awards from chapter 6.1. Submitted first ticket two weeks ago, got a response yesterday that they’ve sent awards to everyone, only I still don’t have em. They closed that ticket, so I opened another, and then today get an ig message that they granted me cavalier status. Thing is I still haven’t gotten completion awards. Irritating they just close tickets without resolving the issue, especially something basic like rewards.
After mastery cores, the two Cavalier crystals might be the best thing an F2P player can spend their units on.
I’d disagree. I think they’d be better spent completing new content. Better odds of getting something one will need than in a cavalier crystal.
To me this is a bit of a toss up. I think it is valid to spend units to try to complete Act 6 or Variant for the rewards. The question is what is the return on investment for those units; are you getting more in the rewards than you're spending in units. That doesn't have a precise mathematical answer: there's some judgment in there. For me, since Variant and Act 6 aren't going anywhere, I don't mind taking my time doing them and not spending units on those, which frees those units to be spent on other things.
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Better odds of getting something one will need than in a cavalier crystal.
Feeling lucky
I’m F2P now and I ran out of units trying to finish Act 6 and Variant #2. Still have to clear those. Need more units lol
Since it’s only the initial run on Act 6 that’s needed to become cavalier it’s reasonable to need units for the 2 mentioned above and for Variant #1. Possibly even LOL
Depends on how heavy one grinds arena.
So actually not a bad deal, for those who have blowing their units on regular cav crystals.