Agartha provavelmente foi uma das piores coisas que já li em vida, tirando isso foi uma boa experiência.
No fim, meu rank ficou: Shinjuku > Salem > Shimousa > Agartha
No fim, meu rank ficou: Shinjuku > Salem > Shimousa > Agartha
This is essentially the bridge between gate grand order 1.0 and fate grand order 2.0. This contains 4 arcs and I will say that Agartha was awful - horribly constructed story with no likeable characters. Shinjiku was amazing, shimousa was amazing, Salem was dark and gripping. That’s 3/4 arcs I enjoyed
An improvement over the first part, even if there are just 4 chapters there is only one bad chapter and the rest are good. Rankings are -
1. Shinjuku
2. Shimousa
3. Salem
4. Agartha
1. Shinjuku
2. Shimousa
3. Salem
4. Agartha
salem > shinjuku > agartha >>>>>>>>>> shimosa
Salem was by far my favorite, Shinjuku was cool, Agartha while bad was funny enough for me to like it a bit and Shimosa sucked I was just bored for 90% of it
Salem was by far my favorite, Shinjuku was cool, Agartha while bad was funny enough for me to like it a bit and Shimosa sucked I was just bored for 90% of it
Wayyyyyyy too wordy, but there's some really creative and weird stuff in these stories. It also has a lot of the same kinds of difficult battles that really require a lot of thought that the later chapters of Part 1 had. The first one is probably my favorite, I like the urban setting and the fictional servants.
It's crazy that I've come this far, and it only took 3 years of consistently playing this game!
It's crazy that I've come this far, and it only took 3 years of consistently playing this game!
Epic of Remnant is a continuation, and a mostly filler arc for the end of the Fate Grand Order Saga. It's mostly hard to review Epic of Remnant fully as it's more of an episodic adventure with each story having mild connection. Regardless, the overall quality of Fate Grand Order is certainly better than it's first arc, but honestly it's not by much. What perhaps makes things more interesting however is that you can play most of these psuedo-singularities in any order.
Shinjuku: The first one to set up the story of Epic of Remnant, and it's honestly a great start. It's basically a Holy Grail War that has gone off the rails, and introduces a bunch of new concepts and mechanics to the franchise; mainly break bars and hidden names. The story is overall light hearted, and falls into a more action oriented story than the others making it far better paced than the other ones.
Agathra: This is infamous for being one of the worst stories in Fate Grand Order, and I can see why that is. The basic idea of an authoritarian woman society mixed together with two servants that are unknown gender could have made for some interesting ideas, but it mostly plays out as a quirky fan service anime that cares little about it's plot. Having skipped a large part of the story, and still seeing a lot of poor interactions throughout hurt immensely. Agathra is basically a singularity that didn't have enough quality control mixed with some out of place theming of gender and sex that Fate Grand Order is actually not known for. Mixed this together with a poor finale, villain, and ending make this incredibly skippable. Good for bond farming tho.
Shimousa: This plays out more like an anime starring Musashi rather than an actual part of the story. Even the gameplay introduced a new duel mechanic that made for some interesting, but rather fights to go through as well. I certainly think it's a neat concept to fight with only one servant, but the balancing of these fights were pretty bad at times. Regardless, as long as you like Musashi, you'll like this story. Shimousa certainly drags on a bit too long for each node, but at least it carries some proper weight and stakes while it does. I don't think this is exactly needed to beat before you clear Lost Belt 5.2, but it does give you better insight on Musashi as a character.
Salem: Easily the most wordy of the bunch; never start a node here unless you have 30 minutes to spare. What makes matters worse is that Salem doesn't have a really good pay off, or proper pacing throughout it's story. The best parts are literally at the beginning, and at the end with a whole lot of talking in the middle. In a lot of ways, Salem feels like an odd excuse to have a marionette theater with different servants filling the cast. To tell the truth, I don't think I'd mind these stories if they simply weren't apart of Salem, as they basically contribute nothing to it. On top of that, there really isn't much done with the cast either. There are a few moments where we start to get the feel for the servants you are with, but the cast is simply too bloated. Most of them just don't get enough screen time to develop. Thankfully, Abigail Williams is at least interesting as a character, and is basically the highlight of Salem. If you really like Abigail Williams or want to know more about her, Salem can be worth going through it, but I wouldn't say it's by much.
SE.RA.PH. : I am legitimately confused how this is an event singularity, and not something you unlock as part of the Epic of Remnant pseudo-singularities. The story for it is amazing, it connects together SE.RA.PH. , a place apart of Fate Extra, and many of the servants from it while adding in a beast of humanity (basically the big final bosses of FGO) all in one go. Even the baseline story of working together with Melt, and trying to save everyone in SE.RA.PH. becomes really engaging, and somewhat horrifying. The story is suspenseful, thrilling, and absolutely takes you for a ride throughout. Even BB, the villain that taunts you thru out is super delightfully charming and captivating in a way that no other part of Epic of Remnant's characters can match. Absolutely wonderful event to play / unlock, and maybe even one of the best stories FGO has made.
Overall 2/5 of these stories I'd consider duds, and when you compare that to 3/9 duds we have in the first arc along with the quality of writing, I would give Epic of Remnant a slight upper hand. That still doesn't mean you don't have to go through a lot of red tape and story to get here. With how promising some of these stories are, along with the fights and gameplay updates; Epic of Remnant showed Fate Grand Order still had plenty of gas for story in this gacha game. Whenever you have down time between the lostbelts and events going on in FGO, I recommend trying to finish Epic of Remnant, at your own pace, of course.
Shinjuku: The first one to set up the story of Epic of Remnant, and it's honestly a great start. It's basically a Holy Grail War that has gone off the rails, and introduces a bunch of new concepts and mechanics to the franchise; mainly break bars and hidden names. The story is overall light hearted, and falls into a more action oriented story than the others making it far better paced than the other ones.
Agathra: This is infamous for being one of the worst stories in Fate Grand Order, and I can see why that is. The basic idea of an authoritarian woman society mixed together with two servants that are unknown gender could have made for some interesting ideas, but it mostly plays out as a quirky fan service anime that cares little about it's plot. Having skipped a large part of the story, and still seeing a lot of poor interactions throughout hurt immensely. Agathra is basically a singularity that didn't have enough quality control mixed with some out of place theming of gender and sex that Fate Grand Order is actually not known for. Mixed this together with a poor finale, villain, and ending make this incredibly skippable. Good for bond farming tho.
Shimousa: This plays out more like an anime starring Musashi rather than an actual part of the story. Even the gameplay introduced a new duel mechanic that made for some interesting, but rather fights to go through as well. I certainly think it's a neat concept to fight with only one servant, but the balancing of these fights were pretty bad at times. Regardless, as long as you like Musashi, you'll like this story. Shimousa certainly drags on a bit too long for each node, but at least it carries some proper weight and stakes while it does. I don't think this is exactly needed to beat before you clear Lost Belt 5.2, but it does give you better insight on Musashi as a character.
Salem: Easily the most wordy of the bunch; never start a node here unless you have 30 minutes to spare. What makes matters worse is that Salem doesn't have a really good pay off, or proper pacing throughout it's story. The best parts are literally at the beginning, and at the end with a whole lot of talking in the middle. In a lot of ways, Salem feels like an odd excuse to have a marionette theater with different servants filling the cast. To tell the truth, I don't think I'd mind these stories if they simply weren't apart of Salem, as they basically contribute nothing to it. On top of that, there really isn't much done with the cast either. There are a few moments where we start to get the feel for the servants you are with, but the cast is simply too bloated. Most of them just don't get enough screen time to develop. Thankfully, Abigail Williams is at least interesting as a character, and is basically the highlight of Salem. If you really like Abigail Williams or want to know more about her, Salem can be worth going through it, but I wouldn't say it's by much.
SE.RA.PH. : I am legitimately confused how this is an event singularity, and not something you unlock as part of the Epic of Remnant pseudo-singularities. The story for it is amazing, it connects together SE.RA.PH. , a place apart of Fate Extra, and many of the servants from it while adding in a beast of humanity (basically the big final bosses of FGO) all in one go. Even the baseline story of working together with Melt, and trying to save everyone in SE.RA.PH. becomes really engaging, and somewhat horrifying. The story is suspenseful, thrilling, and absolutely takes you for a ride throughout. Even BB, the villain that taunts you thru out is super delightfully charming and captivating in a way that no other part of Epic of Remnant's characters can match. Absolutely wonderful event to play / unlock, and maybe even one of the best stories FGO has made.
Overall 2/5 of these stories I'd consider duds, and when you compare that to 3/9 duds we have in the first arc along with the quality of writing, I would give Epic of Remnant a slight upper hand. That still doesn't mean you don't have to go through a lot of red tape and story to get here. With how promising some of these stories are, along with the fights and gameplay updates; Epic of Remnant showed Fate Grand Order still had plenty of gas for story in this gacha game. Whenever you have down time between the lostbelts and events going on in FGO, I recommend trying to finish Epic of Remnant, at your own pace, of course.
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I played it. I didn't really like the story, except for Shinjuku and Salem.
The pseudo-singularities were very hit or miss for me personally, but the inclusion of fictional characters to become servants kicks ass
Salem > Shimousa > Shinjuku > Agartha
Anyone of these singularities except Agartha was great although a bit wordy.
Anyone of these singularities except Agartha was great although a bit wordy.
Shimousa > Salem > Shinjuku >>>>>>> Agartha
Shinjuku was fine but it was kind of basic and boring. Main villain was cool though.
Agartha sucks.
Shimousa was probably my favorite singularity, with some decent characters, cool setup with the swordmaster fights, and Goatrou (Muramasa) was there so W.
Salem was pretty good, liked the really high conceptual stuff and the vibe that captured the witch trial stuff pretty well.
More consistent than Part 1, but Agartha was probably the worst chapter in the entire game.
Shinjuku was fine but it was kind of basic and boring. Main villain was cool though.
Agartha sucks.
Shimousa was probably my favorite singularity, with some decent characters, cool setup with the swordmaster fights, and Goatrou (Muramasa) was there so W.
Salem was pretty good, liked the really high conceptual stuff and the vibe that captured the witch trial stuff pretty well.
More consistent than Part 1, but Agartha was probably the worst chapter in the entire game.
more shirou more fun
i cant individually rate each singularity so this 5 star is specifically for shimousa and shinjuku
More consistently good singularities but Agartha exists so that bumps it down a ton
this is when the story started to get really good, still bad gacha game
overall better than the first series of singularities, but quality varies. only one I don't at least like is agartha.