6/6/2023 0 Comments Sword girls online fan![]() Fatal Bullet looks like it is going to be amazing. ![]() I just would have thought there would be some sort of explanation somewhere why there were way more girls than guys. It is bizzare to me that SAO is full of mostly chicks. ![]() To-LOVE-Ru is an example for a harem filled with ecchi for each female - SAO is notĪnd why it has more girls than guys is because it isn't JoJo's bizzare adventures go watch that if you want to watch big bulky men beat the crap out of each other or whatever (I haven't seen it personally I just have a vague idea of what it's about) Because it isn't JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is not an explanation lol. The Japanese and English online games became no longer officially supported as of 2013, while the Korean online game shut down in November 2017.Originally posted by Kami:True heck the first arc u cant tell as easily its a harem since each character other then asuna gets one episode then poofs out fo existence till later arcs why wouldn't they 'poof out of existence'? they are basically useless in terms of clearing the bosses on each floor so they just stay down on the lower floors and enjoy SAO which a lot of people had decided to do in the gameĪnd no it's not a harem are you people dumb Asuna has been the main heroine and Kirito's gf (and even in-game wife + having a "child") since the first half of the first season lol Kirito couldn't care less about the other (TWO ) girls liking him and they don't get in any ecchi situations There was also a manhwa adaption of the game that also followed a differing canon from the online version and used a male protagonist. The Sword Girls game had several smartphone game spin-offs including a downsized mobile version and several light novel adaptations, the latter of which follows a different canon from the online game's story by introducing original characters and male characters (which have near to non-existent focus in the online version), but uses the same setting. Focusing on a Character card's specific stat by feeding them specific materials and cards can allow that Character card to evolve into a different form, gaining new effects and visuals. The third mode was material gathering expeditions, where the player set a Follower card to collect materials off-screen in real-time while which the player can continue playing the other modes but is unable to use the chosen Follower card until it finishes its expedition.įollowers and Character cards alike can have their stats raised to become stronger versions of themselves by giving them material gifts and other cards to consume.The second mode was Player vs Player, in which one could randomly be matched up against another online player.The main game mode was dungeon exploring in which an unlocked dungeon could be selected to be played and replayed in order to unlock further dungeons.There are several modes of gameplay available in the online version. In order to win a duel against either a CPU or enemy player, one had to reduce the opponent's Character card life points to zero. The deck consisted of Spells and Followers and the Character card was the representative card of the player and if defeated would result in the player's loss. The gameplay of the online version consisted of three types of cards in a deck, Spells, Followers, and Character card. The online game's story updates are released as " episodes" in form of booster packs and new cards that can be crafted each new episode contains many new cards featuring older characters and introducing newer ones to the game's lore. The online game's card lore each tell a part of the story of various girls in different factions, ranging widely in story content such as from a Vita tennis club member's daily life to a Darklore vampire family's internal power struggle. In the continuing Korean version, later story episode releases introduced a fifth new faction, Empire of Lazion. There are also neutral cards that are not associated with any of the factions. The four main factions in the game are the girls' public school life of the republic Vita, the royal kingdom's main Power Academy, the justice-upholding knight nation of Crux, and the mixed faction of night-dwellers and witches Darklore, and their interactions with and against each other, which all take place in the background of a continuing war against the technology-driven Empire of Lazion and the unfolding mysteries of otherworldly entities. ![]() The game also had an offline version in the form of a regular collectible card game published in 2012–2013. The game art was influenced by manga art style. Sword Girls was a Korean digital collectible card game developed by Zeonix that was released in 2011. Fantasy, NTCG (Network Trading Card Game)
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