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The video discusses the crucial role of speed in gameplay, emphasizing its impact on unit effectiveness, turn-taking speed, and skill point generation. Speed breakpoints are explained, with a focus on how reaching certain speeds can lead to bonus actions in cycles. Advanced forward buffs and action delays affect turn-taking dynamics, with speed being vital for achieving rewards in Memory of Chaos gameplay. Recommendations suggest aiming for 121 speed as a guideline or 134 for optimal performance, balancing speed with other stats like DEF%. The video also provides unit-specific speed recommendations for players to enhance their gameplay strategies.
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In this part of the video, the importance of speed in the game is discussed. Speed is crucial for most units as it increases the number of turns and chances for actions. Building speed can enhance a unit’s role and effectiveness, such as generating skill points or setting up defensive buffs. Speed breakpoints are explained, emphasizing the benefit of taking more actions within a certain cycle. While speed is crucial for many units, some units and playstyles do not prioritize speed and may focus on other stats like damage or buff utilization.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the importance of speed in the game is highlighted. Speed affects the effectiveness of buffs and determines how quickly a unit can take its turn. Each unit has a base speed that can be increased through percentage and flat speed buffs. The concept of Action Value is introduced, which is determined by dividing 10000 (the Action Gauge) by the unit’s speed. This value represents how many times the unit’s speed is needed to consume the Action Gauge and take a turn. Buffing speed allows units to consume the Action Gauge faster, while slow debuffs increase the number of “bites” needed to finish the bar and take a turn.
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In this segment of the video, it is explained that advancement forward buffs in the game make your character act sooner by reducing the action gauge needed for that turn. For example, a 100% advance forward allows immediate action. Action delay, on the other hand, adds segments to the action gauge, making it longer to take a turn. The combination of advance and delay percentages results in a fixed effect without multiplication or division. The focus on speed breakpoints is essential for Memory of Chaos gameplay, where faster clears yield greater rewards. Cycles in the game are based on action value segments, with specific speed breakpoints determining bonus actions per cycle.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses speed breakpoints in the game. The emphasis is on the significance of reaching 134 speed for bonus actions, particularly for achieving 0 cycle clears but cautions against sacrificing other stats for speed. The recommendation is to aim for 121 speed as a guideline, or 134 for min-maxing. Different units have varying speed requirements, with some benefiting from high speed, while others may not need speed at all. The speaker provides speed recommendations for certain unit types but acknowledges that hitting 134 speed might not be necessary for all units. The importance of balancing speed with other scaling stats like DEF% is highlighted. Additionally, the speaker mentions that a spreadsheet providing detailed unit-specific speed recommendations is available.