You know what’s cool?
In practice, though, you sort of can’t be mad at Granblue Fantasy: Relink.
At The Firework Factory that flirts with being a photosensitivity nightmare.

I’m not selling it as such, but it’s actually charming.
Oh, the tweets Neil deGrasse Tyson would thread.
I forget the details.

The scraps are the main thing.
You also have Skybound Arts (SBA), which are each character’s extra special attacks (i.e.
if they have a sword they will hit the enemy with the sword a lot).

But that’s not all!
There’s also your Link Level.
But if you don’t have any, then the combat isn’tunmanageable.

There are other things to engage with that make things easier, too.
This is to its detriment.
There are some larger problems with a couple of the fundamentals, in any case.

Maybe it’s because they get so huge that the relative size of any one attack loses all meaning.
This review is based on a retail build of the game, provided by publishers Cygames, Inc.