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3.6
個人比較看重劇情＞角色＞玩法，所以還玩得下去。
課金：我不太相信是騰訊的鍋，畢竟之前那款《命運之子防禦戰爭》的禮包設置幾乎和nikke一模一樣，扯遠一點，同期mementomori / BRS手遊的吃相也都很相似，讓人不得不懷疑掛機+大量禮包會是今後的手遊系統主流（不要吧……）個人暫時不會為它課金
日課：可以skip，但不完全能skip，如果有一天我刪遊肯定是因為日課太浪費時間
翻譯：中文翻譯水準劇烈波動，有的用詞超級有趣，有的簡單意思都能翻錯………………可能是外包團隊水平不一致的鍋
劇情：不新穎，不無趣，可以一看
角色：角色塑造非常有意思，對白設計很用心，這部分比命運之子進步不少（命運之子登場角色過多，導致主要角色以外性格較為單薄，但近幾年有調整趨勢，可喜可賀）
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