BB2 also had a problem where players could not end their turn without shooting a skill they didn’t want to use, such as “I had enough Brave, but the skill I wanted to shoot was on cooldown”.

Therefore, we have introduced a wide variety of free skills that can be used at any time without worrying about the number of times they are used and can be used for a turn.

• Cooldown is always 1 (unaffected by Slow effect)
• No upper limit on the Remaining (however, you will lose if the total Remaining of other skills reaches 0)
• When used, the turn always ends

Free skills make it easier to adjust your turns in any situation. On the other hand, free skills themselves do not have attack performance and their performance is lower than normal skills, so there is a trade-off between using high-performance skills.

While the inventory item system functioned as a collection feature, an issue was identified during beta testing where players tended to avoid bringing items in order to free up space to take them home.

With the newly introduced treasure chest system, you can bring back inventory items obtained in dungeons without straining your inventory. (You can hold up to 5 inventory items, but up to 99 treasure chests)

Only the rarity of the treasure chests you obtain can be checked, and you can enjoy the contents only after you return alive. If you die during the process, you will lose all the treasure chests you obtained unless you are revived.

Take the items you brought back with you and use them on your next adventure.

While the new lab parts system has been designed to be fun as a long-term training system, we have confirmed an issue where parts that do not match the current setup (race x job) would drop, or where training could take too much time to try out a newly released setup.

Now you can change the application of the lab parts you get at the end of the adventure to any setup, so for example, you can use lab parts obtained from a fully grown setup to apply to a new setup you want to try. (So-called power leveling), or when you get a lab part that you want to use in another setup, you can transfer it to that one.

The corpse mod system, which selects one out of 5 random nodes, caused a balance issue during the beta because it was possible to obtain extremely powerful abilities over and over again. On the other hand, if you choose from random abilities each time, training will tend to be improvisational, resulting in a lack of planning.

In order to strike a balance between improvisation and planning, corpse mod has been revised to a skill tree-based “corpse mod board” system.

The board structure is randomly generated each time you create a character, so you can’t keep getting the same abilities, and only the areas around the acquired nodes are visible, so you can plan out the order in which abilities will be acquired as much as you can, and you can improvise.

To encourage active use of inventory items, you can now unlock bargain lineups from Union Order rewards.

Once unlocked, items can be purchased at any time with special currency (Silver coin), so you can try bringing in items without worrying about running out.