Granblue fantasy

I think the problem here isn't so much about saving money, but rather that one of the main illustrators is also one of the company's founders, and the quality of the subsequent art kind of matches the established level (tinfoilhat.txt). In reality, the game has a lot of decent art, but overall, I agree that it's not as good as in many other gacha games. However, I liked the sprites, animations, backgrounds, and so on, even though they initially reminded me of Flash games from the early 2000s. The characters are very detailed, with a lot of different variations of attacks/buffs/debuffs, etc. And the two purely mechanical events (battles and the overall structure) that I managed to participate in, I enjoyed. The rates and the speed of obtaining quartz/tickets, however, are the worst of all the gacha games, and I can already see that, even despite my beginner's advantages.