And the AI can sometimes be SO STUPID, it is almost like 1 vs 3. But the biggest problem is that you have a lot of team matches in the game, especially the challenge quests. In the first place, that'd be painful because it would be so hard to defeat. Of course, with so much freedom, it is hard to make an AI that is overly smart. However, one complaint that can't really be helped is the AI. Of course, the BGM themselves are high quality. Of course, I have not compared, so I'm not too sure. At least from what I have noticed, but it seems there aren't that many BGM. The music is as great as ever, from the usual Itou Kenji, though there is no longer 1 BGM per map. Including the start-dash version, I used over 80 hours to get to this point. There's definitely enough to satisfy you. There are plenty of quests in the main story, even more side-stories for each main story, and a lot of challenge quests, which have no side-stories and is a flat 10-map run with handicap enemies of all kinds. The side-quests sometimes had forced developments to get you to fight (because if everyone could just talk things out, you wouldn't have a game), but well, you'll just have to give that to the game. Story-wise, it is a completely new game, not a remake. So you have to work to get what you want. Giving yourself handicap will lower the amount of points you get. Also, in this game, you earn points to buy booster packs to get cards.

They made sure you couldn't abuse this, by limiting the handicap you can put on yourself and your allies. Because the previous game abused a mechanic to win games in 1-turn in order to quickly collect cards. However, I think this is actually normal.

Without a doubt, the path to collecting cards in this game is much harder than the previous.

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