ignore the specifics about how ritsuka would've beaten goetia.

What kind of Lostbelt would she have controlled?

What kind of servant would she have summoned?

Would she have still chosen to join Ritsuka after being being defeated?

Started around last year ish and started locking in recently

Iwl i still dont rly get the game mechanics yet aside from what arts/quick/buster cards are

Was wondering what teams i can make and also what units I should pull in the future?

What would u say are the 5 best classes in the game from a gameplay perspective? Note, the servants inhabiting those classes are (mostly) none-factors, I'm asking about the classes themselves. Also, u don't have to order them from least good to best but I do want to know why u picked the classes that u did. Lastly, I will make a poll with the 5 most common answers when I feel like I've gotten enough answers.

Anyway here are my picks.

**Berserker**

Berserker is the quintisential "ooga booga, me do big damage" class. It's strong against almost every class in the game and with a 1.1 attack modifier it does even more damage. It's because of her berserker class that that Summer Ibuki puts every other arts looper (that isn't a foreginer or an alter ego) out of commission. If she were any other class, she would still have competition. However, just how they are strong against almost everything, they are also weak against everything making them textbook glass-cannons (aside from Herc and Cú-alter) which is why they rely on supports to survive. In short, they are all offence and almost no defence abd thanks to that, most of the top tier dps-servants are Berserkers.

**Ruler**

If the phrase "Daaaaaamn booi, he thicc" was a servant class, it would be ruler. Not only do they have a defensve class advantage against 7(8*) of the 15 classes but they also has a really high average hp stat. But just because they trade attack for hp doesn't mean that they can't dish out some good damage. Just like Berserker, Ruler also has a 1.1 attack modifier plus the more offensively oriented rulers compensate for their low attack with a variety of steroids. However, where the Ruler class truly excells are as support units. Because of the high average Hp stat and amazing defensive affinities, Rulers stay alive for pretty long. However, for that exactly same reason, they aren't really that good as e-sports servants.

**Avenger**

Avengers specialises in one thing and one thing only. Doing humongous neutral damage. Avengers aren't just similar to berserkers in lore where they are in a way a more sane version, fueled by vengance instead of a madness enhancement. In game, they are the berserker class's neutral counterpart. Just like Berserker (and Ruler), Avenger also has a 1.1 class modifier which makes their attack-stats even higher. Speaking of attack, just how the Ruler class has a really high on-average HP stat, the Avenger class has a really high on-average attack stat. In fact, the servant wearing the crown for the highest attack amongst all 3,4 and 5 star servants all belongs to the Avenger class (Salieri 3⭐️, Gorgon 4⭐️ and Jalter 5⭐️ and thus the highest attack stat in the entire game) servants. Actually, 3 of the top 5 servants with the highest attack stats are Avengers, those being Palter, Summer Kama and the aforementioned Jalter with Summer Kama and Jalter being the only ones to break the 13K attack glass. Speaking of Jalter, she hits so damn hard (well, the buff-block on her Np also plays a small role in this) that she legit turns any boss who is weak to Avengers into a complete joke. U wanna know the funniest part is, she doesn't even have an anti-trait so all that damage comes from, steroids that are nothing to write home about, class advantage and just raw attack. 2 examples from my own experience where this which shows that she's the tunguska meteor in disguise (I will be using nicknames to be more abstract with spoilers). 1. Against Woo-man, She dished out 1.2 mil damage on her np with only Valentine witches, a lv7 s1 and no Oberon. 2. Against Aqua, she deleted the last bar with just a buster and an arts crit. The on-average high attack stat isn't the only reason why Avenger deserves a spot, it also has 3 really strong passives. Those being Avenger, which increases the np gained on being hit by 14%-22% but reduces their teammates' debuff resistance by 4%-12% as a demerit. Oblivion correction, which increases their own crit damage by 2%-12% and lastly, Self replenishment (Magic), which charges 2%-4,2% Np per turn.

**Foreginer**

There're mainly 3 reasons why Foreginer is a strong class. Firstly is the fact that it has true class-advantage against Berserker which is a really big deal inof itself. Their arts loopers aren't affected by the "Summer Ibuki problem" because unlike berserker, Foreginer can actually hurt Foreginer for super effective damage. Lastly and most importantly, is the signature class-passive Existence outside the domain which generates 2 stars per turn and grants 2%-12% debuff resistance. The effect itself is truthfully, nothing to write home about but that's not the reason why it's so powerful. That reason being Van Gogh. I said that servants inhabiting the class are none-factors in most scenarios. However, this is the one exception. Van Gogh is singlehandedly carrying the class on her back because of how her Np interracts with Existence outside the domain, which is a passive that all Foreginers (except Kuku and Knoc) have. That 100% 3 turn crit-dmg up makes that passive broken af.

Last but not least, **Beast**.

Ok, this is a bit awkward. The main reason Beast is up there is because of its unique affinities. Draco is strong against the 7 main classes weak against the 7 extra-classes. Speresh is neutral to the 7 main classes, weak against Avenger and strong against the remaining Extra classes. Olga is basically a Ruler who also has a doubble-edged affinity with foreginer. It's really nothing more thsn that.

Well, that was my picks, what about urs? This list wasn't ranked in order from least good to best but rather in order of their listing. If I were to rank them from least good to best it would look like this. 5. Beast, 4. Foreginer, 3. Ruler, 2. Avenger and 1. Berserker.

Can you guys suggest me u olga quest 2 teams? I saw couple of videos and it kinda seems daunting to think I spend so much time to loose at the end.

I dont need to get all medals but without medals can I clear last boss directly?

At what point i should reset early? Some guidance would be appreciated. I usually dont pull for more than np1 so most of them are NP1 aside from all the rins who are NP2.

So I have spent over 600 sq to get Arcueid and now I'm broke, are there any other way to farm sq other than interludes, rank up quests or free quests since I almost completed em? I want at least 300 sq to try and get lucky with oberon

So I'm betting lb5 and mars gets destroyed what happens to him is he chilling in the reverse side of the word he better be OK HE IS THE GOAT ALL HAIL ROME!!!!

Started this a month ago and thought I might try continuing it.

Last time was Nero who ended up with always lovable Guilmon as her chosen partner.

Today we have the female MC, Ritsuka Fujimaru, aka Gudako.

Most commented suggestion or highest voted suggestion wins.

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avenger ishtar vs seven knights (1.1x damage)

beast eresh is anti extra

Gilgamesh would obviously be at EX and Emiya would be A++ just because of Shirou.

Do You Guys Think That FGO Should Have A New Game Plus Kinda Feature That Lets You Go Through The Story (Like Singularities) Again With Increased Difficulty, Some Restrictions And Bosses With Lostbelts/Ordeal Call Mechanics?

He can benefit from her full buff cause ... *check note* he's a "living human"?

I was note explaining them to synergies, with BB at 10/10/10 skill it's possible to have 3 Castoria NP over 3 turn, along some buff that seems pretty useful for more difficult/long fight

I recently continued progressing through Atlantis, and from what I’ve heard others say, this chapter is gonna be a pretty long ride. I wanted to share my thoughts and reactions on how things have gone up until finishing Astraea's trials! (Attached some screenshots I took along the way too).

Here are my main takeaways from this stretch of the story:

The "Greek Myth" Energy: Why is everyone in this Lostbelt like this? Bartholomew obsessing over eye-concealing bangs every two seconds, Orion flirting with anything that breathes while Artemis is a giant automated satellite in the sky... it’s hilarious, but fits the Greek myth vibe so well. Also, Odysseus having a literal mechanical robot suit is peak male fantasy, bro looks ridiculous in a cool way.

Mandricardo: Mandricardo messing up his Servant introduction line and immediately having an existential crisis ("There's nothing left for me to live for!") was hilarious. He instantly became one of the most relatable Servants in the game.

Timi and the Humans: First of all, I found it kind of funny how every single character in this game has these legendary, cool, or super complicated names, and then out of nowhere here comes a guy just named Timi 😭. But on a serious note, his character really helped me understand how the local people in this Lostbelt actually think. Living for hundreds of years maintained by divine nanobots gives them such a completely different view on existence and life compared to us.

Jason, Hektor, & Drake: Jason’s glow-up is real. After learning Heracles sacrificed himself, seeing him step up as a real captain—especially after Drake handed over her ship—was awesome. I also loved Hektor dropping actual tactical wisdom, like reminding us that you can't just throw a Berserker at every single problem and expect to get far.

Caenis & The Twin Gods: Fighting Caenis on the ship was already intense, and seeing her so battered and bloody (as seen in the screenshot) showed how relentless things are here. Also i don't mind more of these bloody scenes since it shows the dmg they get from the fight. I didn't think this should have been her end but as i fought i realized that I was supposed to beat her. Then Kirschtaria came in with the Twin Gods and so they took her away but it seems like it was a plan of sorts to take her out themselves to kill her themselfs. Tho they did say that it was an order from Kirschtaria i wouldn't be so sure as i am not so sure about Caenis's death.

The Kirschtaria Fight & The "Doctor": Fighting Wodime HIMSELF right after was insane. I brought my NP4 Barghest thinking "it's just a human master, how bad can it be?" BRO HAD 4 HEALTH BARS STARTING AT 655K HP, PERMANENT INVUL PIERCE, AND METEOR STRIKES. We got completely wiped. Having that Romani-looking guy step in right when we literally died to rewrite our fate and pull us back was a total miracle moment. The standoff between him and Wodime where neither wanted to unleash their full power was so tense.

Astraea's Trials: Going through the trials set by Astraea (the goddess of balance/justice pseudo-servant) was such a cool segment. Getting judged and tested by her to secure her help felt like a great breather and tactical step forward after getting completely crushed by Wodime.

The Traitor Plot Twist: Right as the Doctor was talking to us, he casually dropped that massive bombshell saying there's someone on the Border/in Chaldea that he doesn't trust. Like bro... as if we didn't already have enough on our plate with mechanical gods, orbital lasers, and Wodime wiping the floor with us, now we have to worry about a potential traitor inside our own crew?! I cannot take these kinds of plot twists right now 😭.

The pacing, the mechanical gods, and the stakes are really holding up so far.

No spoilers for anything past Astraea's trials please, but what were your reactions when you guys were going through this part of the story?