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7/6/2025, 1:04:04 AM
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1- You select Support Cards when starting a career, all of them feature a character. This character will appear in Career events.
2- When training you can see if they're "participating" in the top-right, this gives you bonus points for training there that turn, at "max level friendship" you get even more bonus points, so grinding friendships is a good thing because it pays off in the long run.
3- When a Training option has an exclamation mark, you'll get a "hint" by training there that turn (aka the Skill gets added to your list to buy, if you get multiple hints of the same Skill it gets cheaper to buy).
Also there's a different mechanic called "Bond Level" which is separate from Friendships. Bond levels are something that persists globally outside of careers. So far I noticed that you unlock more Story events (basically visual novel segments with no gameplay, they're outside of careers) and you unlock new information in their Profiles.
1- You select Support Cards when starting a career, all of them feature a character. This character will appear in Career events.
2- When training you can see if they're "participating" in the top-right, this gives you bonus points for training there that turn, at "max level friendship" you get even more bonus points, so grinding friendships is a good thing because it pays off in the long run.
3- When a Training option has an exclamation mark, you'll get a "hint" by training there that turn (aka the Skill gets added to your list to buy, if you get multiple hints of the same Skill it gets cheaper to buy).
Also there's a different mechanic called "Bond Level" which is separate from Friendships. Bond levels are something that persists globally outside of careers. So far I noticed that you unlock more Story events (basically visual novel segments with no gameplay, they're outside of careers) and you unlock new information in their Profiles.
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