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4.8
I LOVE PJ SEKAI (its a very good rhythm game plus if your a miku fan most songs you like from miku are already there) From my experience in the jp server i'd say its more better than the global servers just imo i have the global version too
In the jp server they add new songs more quicker than the global servers most songs on the jp server are not on the english version of pj sekai yet, BUTTT they are coming soon you just have to wait a VERY long time
Rewards in the jp server treat you better plus there are tons of new events that arent in global (yet) there are more cards on the jp server too :) most of the four star rui cards i want are on the jp server anyways :P
As for gachas try not to spend too much crystals if you can ;---; proseka has A LOT OF BEAUTIFUL CARDS ESPECIALLY RUI COYSJAJAJ, but its best to sometimes resist the gachas so you can save crystals for an actual gacha thats worth it or one that you've been looking forward to (like the color fest gacha) color fest gacha or the anniversary gacha is truly worth it plus if theres a certain card you want no problem im pretty sure color fes gacha will give you it
OH YEAH SONGS, most songs are a bop very catchy 10/10 but there are some that are difficult to full combo on master like jinsei and whats up pop
im always up for a challenge when it comes to rhythm games but GODDAUYM MY THUMBS HURT FROM THOSE SONGS, for master players i would pratice with songs that are from at least lvl 30 or lvl 29-28-27 before trying one of these hell songs anddd thats it for my review if your a beginner at rhythm games i highly recommend playing bandori or proseka, thats all and remember rui kamishiro is a snoobert
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cronaciel
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optimistic_weeb_17
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