![]() ![]() ![]() If it had better dashing, more melee weapons, or a stronger combo skill I'd agree with it. I am confused as to why the large tanky ranged geared suit has such a high push for Melee. ![]() I mean Gebura has a higher ranged attack score than melee but I've only seen it used as "Okay they're staggered, INSTANT Into melee and get out" or some flavor of mobile melee assassin. Generals have melee focused ones, as well as pseudo supports like the guncannon heavy type D or zaku half cannon MB, Raid like hybrids with higher melee priority like the zaku II commander type.Įven supports have their oddballs Ones with evasion, the eyezack(in a class of it's own basically), ones with mid ranged focus(dom barrage sucks at long range for example), and more.Īs I've said, every raid I've seen has been a flavor of "Get to melee Range". You have gunner raids, hybrid raids, and melee raids. Review copy of game provided by publisher.Originally posted by Deadoon:You do realize the roles are not super rigid right? Its one that really resonates with people, and the fact that its so well done and is an all-female team is a nice chef’s kiss. But really the true cherry here was the fantastic story of the Noisy Fairy Squadron, watching this team start off on shaky ground but ultimately coming together and meshing as all good teams do was just the feel-good story that I needed to see. I was finally able to get a handle on the combat and movement system that Battle Operation uses. I enjoyed the single player and slower pace of Code Fairy. Some of these things will only be usable in Code Fairy, while some suits will be unlocked for players in it’s older brother Battle Operation 2. Each of these weapons have different firing and reload speeds, players will have to figure out how to sync these weapons together in order to take down enemy Mobile Suits.Įach of the missions ends with a ranking system and various unlocks. Weapons range from machine guns to typical laser rifles and even beam swords. ![]() The early episodes don’t allow for much in the way of customization but the later missions allow to tweak weapons, and other equipment that can affect things from reload speed to thruster cooldown. The system is pretty straightforward but players will want to take a look at what the mission calls for as there are times when you can be at a disadvantage if you use the wrong Mobile Suit. There’s an advantage triangle that exist as well with Support strong against Raid, General strong against Support, and Raid strong against General. Gameplay is similar to the Battle Operation online series with each Mobile Suit falling into three categories Raid, General and Support. Following this team of young woman over the course of 15 episodes and seeing how integral a part they played in the events of the ‘One Year War’ was very cool to see. Due to the speed of the combat and everything happening on the field unless you are fluent chances are players will miss story beats during these segments. While all the vocals are in Japanese this only really becomes an issue when the team is talking during combat. Focused from the perspective of new squad leader Alma, she is a strong and determined young woman who is a great character to follow for this story. There is often a feeling of getting more story than gameplay but this isn’t a bad thing as I rather enjoyed the all-female cast. The Fairies have the distinguishment of being Zeon’s first all-female Mobile Suit squadron. Code Fairy tells its story during Gundam’s lauded ‘One Year War’ timeframe while not focusing on the timeframe’s primary protagonist Amaro Ray it instead tells the story of the ‘Noisy Fairy’ Squadron. (Both of which feature incredible music!) The story being told here is top notch and even comes equipped with beautifully animated cutscenes throughout. Each of the chapters in the game plays out like an anime episode complete with an intro and outro. So, I was elated when I heard about the release of Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation: Code Fairy.Ĭode Fairy is a single player experience set in the same universe of Mobile Suit Gundam: Battle Operation 2. While I am good for a few kills, I spend most of my time respawning instead of being a MS pilot. Battle Operation is a multiplayer game that pits teams of players who pilot an array of available mobile suits while trying to get more kills than their opponents. While I love everything about the game because I enjoy Gundam’s so much I am going to reveal something today…. The Battle Operation series from Bandai has become a guilty pleasure of mine. ![]()
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