[Qoo Guide] These servants in FGO take big bucks to summon but it’s worth it (Part 1)

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17062912265087β–² β€œPay-to-win is shameful but useful” by @kyantaman_chi

Usually the localisationΒ version of a Japanese mobile has the same events withΒ the original game. It’s just these events arrive much later. The English Fate/Grand Order (FGO)Β does not seem to be an exception, and therefore we can know whichΒ β˜…5 are going to be out and which campaign pool we should be pouring all our money into according to the Japanese version.

UsingΒ the same event in the localised server is just a popular practise that most developer have. There is still a slight chance thatΒ the English FGO is not going to be the same.

Before we go on about the main topic, there are some background info that all players should be aware of.

Statistically:

Buster card has theΒ greatest attack.
Art card has theΒ greatest Noble Phantasm (NP)Β rate increases, and thus makes the NP available more frequently.
Quick card has the highest critical star return, and thus gives cards in the next round a higher chance to have critical hit.

The results are calculated and proven by the great Japanese players andΒ Taiwanese players, so in here, a character’s worth is more about whatΒ its card combination isΒ and lessΒ about the default stats. Of course, its skills and NP are crucial too.


Lancer: Enkidu

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With one buster, one art and three quick,Β Enkidu* does not seem very fascinating in terms of card combination. Don’t look down on her and her ability to recharge NP just yet. This girlΒ has an extremely promising HP bar – a maximum of 17,752, which means she canΒ recover her NP rate frequentlyΒ by getting hit but without dying easily.

HerΒ three quick comboΒ promises a high critical star return – as high as 46 stars. ThenΒ in the next round, every card you have will be a critical hit.Β 

17062912173063β–² This player used Enkidu onlyΒ and did notΒ die (Source:Β Gamer.com.tw)

Her NP includes a powerful attack on a single enemy and lowering all enemies’ defense. It isΒ much stronger if the NP is initiated with an over charge attack.Β All in all, she is not suitable for being in a static team. It requires some skills and thinking to use her and come up with a team structure that suits her.Β Enkidu is mostly made forΒ challenging difficult quests!

* Eniku is genderless in canon, but in the Taiwanese, Chinese and Japanese fandom Enkidu (the FGO ver.) is often treated/interpreted a teenage girl and even nicknamed En-chan. That’s why Enkidu is a β€œshe” here. Mostly for convenience.Β 

Saber: Miyamoto MusashiΒ 

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Among the relatively average Saber servants Miyamoto is the best. She surpasses Okita Souji as the best Saber since she has three BusterΒ cards. Together with another β€œbuster” character like Jeanne d’Arc, a buster chain with attack buff is not hard to achieve.

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Her first passive skill can double up the number of hits, which is useful for increasing theΒ NP rate andΒ the frequency of available NP. Her NP is incredibly strong – one round of buff on NP’s effect, powerful attack on a single enemy and debuffing enemies. The powerful attack is further strengthened with the buff on her NP, and it is not common for characters to be equipped with the skill toΒ debuff enemies. This makes her the one and only Saber that everyone should have.

Caster: Zhuge Kong Ming (Lord El-Melloi II)Β 

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He is one of the two servants that get 10/10 on Japanese gaming site AppMedia. Many Japanese players said, β€œyou get these two characters and you can pretty much beat the game even though the otherΒ β˜…5 you have are rubbish”.

Kong Ming started out as quite a disappointing β˜…5. After some modification he has become one of the most useful characters in FGO. He himself does not take the role of a strong attacker. Instead, all three of his active skills increase the team’s critical hit, defense, attack by 20%-30%, and most importantly, increase everyone’s NP rate by 10%-30%. Pair him with any character that has a strong NP, and all you have to do is to sit back and keep initiating its NP every once and a while.

HisΒ NP is aΒ life saver. When theΒ enemies areΒ almost ready for their ultimate attack,Β Kong Ming can defer it for a few turns. He can also make the opposite team dizzy by chance, which buys you extra time in any critical situation. Together with the ability to lower enemies’ defense, this NP is tailored for conquering difficult quests.Β 


You will know who is the other servant thatΒ gets 10/10 in part 2. Stay tuned and β€œplease get your wallet ready,” says the FGO’s number one fan and β€œcustomer”, voice actorΒ Nobunaga Shimazaki.

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6 thoughts on “[Qoo Guide] These servants in FGO take big bucks to summon but it’s worth it (Part 1)”

  1. You have no idea how useful he can be,do you? Maybe you just salty that you didn’t have him?

    Men.. boring. I got both him and shisho, They were decent in their own term, pick Scathach with 1m HPx3bar boss wouldn’t stand ground as long as En-chan now. Maybe I can just field both of them to support each other. Why I need to care if
    any of them is shit tho ?

  2. When do we get the next guide ? πŸ™‚
    And would you kindly write next to the characters when were they released after the start of the game ? Just for reference point for us. Thanks a lot Lancelot πŸ™‚

  3. Enkidu being good? What timeline are we in? HP is a shit stat, it’s the same reason Vanilla Arturia is considered shit and Jeanne falls off lategame. While Enkidu’s NP is good, but his skills are atrocious and only useful for stalling which is pointless when there are better and faster alternatives available. Quick lancers? Why not Scathach as her NP is a monster too while not having shit skills.

  4. You are right, but in the Taiwanese, Chinese and Japanese fandom Enkidu (the FGO ver.) is often treated/interpreted a teenage girl and even nicknamed En-chan, and that’s why we put “she” there πŸ™‚ We will put a reminder there, thanks!

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