Is Fate/Grand Order NA Worth Start Playing In 2023?

what happens if I miss a day of login?

i started at 2023 and i think its the best year to start the game. i manage to got my self np5 gong (which not really hard), and castoria. and choose free tamamo in anni 6 and got ruler da vinci + ocean flyer in summer for free. 3T farm def make the grind more bearable

That's hell you are walking into.

In my opinion, as a player ever since the game started., the biggest negative point to this game for new players is 6 years of missing Servants.
By starting now you have missed Waver, Merlin, Skadi, Tamamo and Castoria, nevermind all the 5* hard hitting Servants you will need to finish harder missing later on.

no. play fgo jp instead.. na is too far behind the jp

What got me into the Fate series was the Doujins

I've playing fgo 2 years now but still never got my own Shiki, Chloe and Kintoki though...🗿

Its already too late i think.

Sos argentino?

So start my account 61 days old and already in lb5.
for new players, just try and get heracles, then level up Mash and hans for your early support.👍

Imo the best time to start any gacha game is almost always immediately since gacha games are a marathon, not a sprint, and the sooner you play the more you can get.

My honest opinion os that theres absolutely no reason to play a game where the devs clearly dont want to put effort in and improve. FGO is currently a living corpse of a game, being sustained by the IP alone while so many other better gachas release and put 10x more effort than FGO just to make a fraction of their revenue (and no, being an old game is not an excuse, Battle Cats is older than FGO and has improved 100x more in comparison).

It' very sad but its the truth, I don't think this game is EoS soon but I also dont see a future where the game gets better.

IMO 2023 is the best and worst time to get into FGO. For NA this is the BEST year anyone can join but by how things are in the JP Server, things are only slowly going down from this year.

If u have Oberon yes if u don't then no

Its worth playing if youre new to RPG or looking something fresh. If youre here for the loop deloop, you'll get bored fast

and if you're a new player, for the love of god level up mash!! 😂 you will regret it later if you wont.

That summary is Hella incomplete😂

The later you start FGO, the easier it actually gets
You can beat every story node (until LB7 and that too only when alien spoderman shows up) with ease. Besides, they now give us embers and mats for story progression which will help your servants hit FA faster and the most important QoL update of all, CUM PRISMS
so ya start later if you want to, the game will only get easier as the days progress

Nah, NA is not worth it to play, JP is the way.

It's never too late to start, what you need is patience (like getting trough the first few chapters that are boring) since i see so many new players adding me to only then be offline and never logged back in (please guys there's actual good story just be patient to finally reach it)

Nobody asked you to answer...😭😭😭

With love and determination everything is possible. (Learnt from fgo)

Start at NY 2024 NA is the best start you can ask for.

For those who somehow want to start playing fgo. Spare yourself the misery. Just buy a SQ account. They are pretty cheap. Or you can even find the SQ accounts with majority of ssr supports for a reasonable price.
Not dealing with gacha makes fgo way mkre fun and entertaining.

No , don't enter this shithole no

You better should if you want to read the story. This game won't last forever, after all.

Do you like boobs? then yes.

Never has been 🙃

I honestly dont think this game is worth playing. I did more than 500 rerolls and i discovered some really bad "things" the devs do with the summon rates and everything.. Dont hate me, im being honest. And that chinese dude whos on every fgo news video, everytime i see him i see Mr.Burns, creepy as fuck.

With the QOL, we have gotten, yes.

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If lucky thy happy

If you dont speak japanese you're better off going on NA, it's just less tedious

HOWEVER, i appreciate my JP supports letting me clear the 7 singularities and solomon in 2 weeks...

Yes. Cuz I can't whale on JP anymore cuz Google policy is ass.

Me who's playing the game 2 year ago without any Meta Servants...,and now at LostBelt 6 my account feels like cursed😒😒😒😒. That's why I make a 2 account during the free GSSR anniversary to pick Waiver and guess that's where I more focus to play that account than my cursed OG account😅😅😅

"FGO is one of the games of all time" - he said before morbin all over the place.

Salute!

First it’s hell your walking into. Second gacha addiction

i like that dailies took 15 min ish and casual friendly but i can also no life the lotto event

I played the game 2 years late in JP serv (found out abt FGO in 2017) and I think it's was too late and too hard to catch up so once FGO NA introduced in later month I jumped in immediately, that way I won't lose anything since the start.

However as the years go by and FGO NA went older itself tbh I think new players are having FAR easier way to catch up, in terms of in-game design and rewards (like *5 selector, many OP farming servants even just from support, older welfares in store) and the community is now bigger and make navigating the game easier as we have like fgotranslator and FGA.

so for now if you want to catch up story just play JP immediately and use fgotranslator but if you want to be a collector with clairvoyance A+ play NA. Both are easier to catch up now, than if you're a new player in 2019 or something.

Game's great for plot, waifus and Leonidas. 10/10 would gacha agaon.

I just wish the game was voiced man.

All Muscle: "Is Fate/Grand Order NA Worth Start Playing In 2023?"
Me: Literally started playing FGO when the 6th Anniversary was going down

I got into the Nasuverse via Tsukihime manga, and my journey the rabbit hole began that day. FGO was always on my mind (with the help of the doujins) , but I never got to try it earlier because of disk space with other gachas taking up space. Got a new phone with double disk space, downloaded FGO and I've been having a blast ever since! The animations look awesome, I got to enjoy my 1st Nero fest, and I'm enjoying a lot of the servants I've summoned. I feel like out of the 3 gachas I play, FGO is probably were I feel like I'm poor with the summoning currency with the DRY amount of Quartz we receive man...


I'm almost done with Part 1, it's just that Camelot is making me taste true PAIN for the 1st time playing this game. I'm gonna have war flashbacks as soon as this singularity is over...

The big secret to succeeding as a new player in fgo is patience, especially as a free player..

4 year vet free player, who walked though 90% of avalon with ease.. it's all about patience and spending resources wisely

Not now, not ever.

Any gatcha game is griding. IMO
and the game pretty well explains most things to start.
and for starting player there is a wayy better place than I was when started.

Honestly, for anybody who wants to get into Nasuverse stuff, a piece of advice I'd have is just don't be intimidated by how "complicated" it is. It's like comic books, just take what you want and leave, you don't need to get deep into the lore or anything like that. Not to mention that it runs on Rule of Cool. The guys who are in too deep might object, but really, none of the rules and philosophy and stuff matters that much unless you WANT it too. Just enjoy what you watch or read!

Ive enjoyed myself, it’s honestly better to start playing now probably than it was prior because they give you more quartz now.

When I started playing I think two years ago, my very first 4* was Heracles. Absolutely a carry throughout the singularities. I do think it's rather easy to burn out on FGO, though. It's dated (both in obvious target demographic and in just how combat functions, how the gacha is, etc) and it has a fuuuck ton of story to get through at this point. I've still only gotten to Scandanavia recently. The writing for events in particular can be hit or miss too, and was the main source of my own burnout (fuck Servant Summer Camp). I think most people are like that with their first gacha game though. As a first gacha, this one might be a bit rough. It's still absolutely doable though, especially if one is mindful of just how they interact with it (if it's taking up too much daily time and making you feel bad, then just cut down on it; you'll never make it through the story if you try to blitz through everything all at once).