PS4 if portability doesn't matter to you. The Switch version is fine otherwise though.
If you want consistent 60fps it's PS4 no question
Evolves from The World Within, the Easy drop from Oi Puffer. There's some stuff missing in the details page between the end of Week 1 and the first couple days of Week 2 (Working on that, it's stuff I wasn't noting down at the time and I'm balancing re-running the game to fix that and making actual progress lol), but unless it's a story progress unlock exclusive (which all seem to show up in shops after some days anyway) you should be able to find the source of things via the main data sheets, in this case the Pins + Noise sheets.
You can hold L/R while you're doing the X or Y attacks, so that they're fully charged and ready to go when the drop meter appears. It makes the charging character vulnerable to attacks, though, so be mindful of any enemy that might attack them (like the wolves). Also don't forget you can still use the left stick to move around even while attacking/charging.
PS4 without any doubt, the Switch version is decent at best.
I saw no impact related to drop rate/level when I first experimented. I was getting the expected results at both Lv1 and much higher. Difficulty on the other hand made a large impact. Beyond that the factors were the combo multiplier and the damage dealt by the combo finishers basically. If it does have an impact it's either super negligible or part of the Day 1 patch. Shame my physical copy is still in DHL limbo so I can't see any patch changes lol...
I saw a very noticeable difference between the numbers because I'm super overleveled and thought I could just take a hit on the pins and use my HP buffer to focus on combos before killing enemies. When I played at my max level, I was barely getting anything off despite getting several combos off. I then deleveled to 1 just to test things out and started getting way more points.
The super move changes based on the affinity (read: element) of your pins. I haven't figured out exactly how it decides which affinity to activate, but that's likely why you're seeing different moves.
This is correct, the most recent Beatdrop finisher determines the type of Mashup you'll perform. Each Affinity has its own Mashup. And of course you can change the affinity at will if you hold onto your Groove instead of spending it and simply perform another combo.
It can be done, I was able to squeeze over 50k out of each 10 chain when I was still experimenting with how to go about it. And without the Day 1 patch improvements like the higher combo multiplier cap. Wasn't super fun, but gave me a lot of experience with handling some annoying stuff haha. Couldn't care less about that pin, though, ngl.
I just don't want to get 3/4 through only to realize I'm not going to make it, it's not exactly quick min/maxing score lol. I have no idea what abilities I'll get later, going back to the first week with second week abilities made it much easier.
That's why I suggested doing one 10 chain, though. There are quite a lot of turf targets, and you can get a 10 chain for each one of them. You can both tell whether you can and estimate how long it will take to hit the score from the results of one chain.
Ha.... imagine even having an estimate... My tracking didn't really update until Tuesday, when it freaked out. The tracking "updates" that were there changed *completely*, a note about it being late was added("please allow 24-48 hours" ahahahaha), and an ETA of Tuesday popped on the page that wasn't even there previously. Later in the day, the ETA disappeared and a USPS number was added, which means nothing since it hasn't been handed off to them yet. This whole time it's made it from NV to CA, when it's headed to MS, there hasn't been an update in almost 48 hours.
You can't change decks until you unlock more via the Social Network. They have a weird habit of sometimes giving you early access to information on mechanics that they won't even allow you to use for a while. Or vice-versa lol.
