Every purple-quality character card corresponded to a powerhouse whose strength reached the Kage level. In the design schemes they planned, these would become the mainstream commonly seen in mid-to-high-tier matches.
By then, apart from opening purple character cards in the gacha pool, white cards would also be removed from it. The baseline would become green-quality cards, and the drop rate for blue-quality cards would be increased as well. Overall, although the difficulty of leveling up would rise, they would not let the positive feedback that players obtained from the game drop.
Only by allowing these high-tier players to continuously receive positive feedback would they willingly continue to shell out money.
I wonder if this system will automatically improve itself later on, just like it did before.
Uchiha Gen could not help but recall what happened when he drew the Ability Transplant Card last time.
This was a real world. Some things from the game could not be completely transplanted into reality, so corresponding changes were bound to be made.
He hoped there would be corresponding updates by then.
Uchiha Gen reined in his thoughts and looked at the stat panel.
Over the past few months, aside from frantically executing missions to farm experience points, the remainder of his energy had mostly been put into ninjutsu training.
One was the Chidori-style Ninjutsu mastered by Sasuke of Team Hawk, and the other was the Wind Release Nature Transformation he had been cultivating himself.
Actually, his talent in Wind Release was quite good. It was just that the abilities mastered by the multiple character cards he had drawn previously were more important, and having a character card meant a faster learning speed, so it had been delayed until now.
Fortunately, among his previous three draws, aside from the last two being a bit