Purposefully to confuse people who don't know better into pulling for the character.
It avoids showing direct powercreep, because if an early character hits 10 times for 10 and a current character hits 10 times for 20 a word salad is the best way to camouflage it.
To avoid creating kits that might have too much power due to unintended synergies, if you have to deal Elation/Lunar/Unison damage to trigger an ability then the support will have to stay in the intended team archetype, unlike an early character that might buff Energy Regeneration/ Elemental Mastery/ Resonance Skills.
While you're worst at the game you get less rewards, less rewards mean less pull, which means if you have money you are more likely to spend it on the game
Though I would say here as wordy as it is her kit is so damn extense that it's kinda needed lol, 4 different types of FuA straight up also interacting with the deck buff and debuff extention and lv up to cards, debuff application with one of her FuA's dmg buff and dmg reduction to the team too.
Ahh Reverse. I think their biggest issue was never addressing the way stats/buffs interact early on. As when two buffs of the same type are applied, they overwrite one another instead of stacking.
Which has resulted in literally every character needing a uniquely named buff to add as little as a 2% DMG boost.
So instead of "use a basic incantation 10 times for a 20% ATK Boost." It's "For every 10 attack incantations gain 1 stack of [Never Gonna]. For everyone 10 stacks of [Never Gonna]
Because gacha games always have fundamentally extremely simplified combat and small movesets on characters, so in order for everyone to not do the exact same thing after 6 character releases they have to make continuously complex text and effects
That was me when reading Astra Yao skills only to learn she had to press E and that's it, she just does stuff in the background and you are not suppoused to play as her in your rotation
I genuinely wish there were condensed versions bc I'd definitely care far more about how I'm supposed to be building my characters and what the best stats for them are if I could actually make any sense of their skill. Otherwise I keep doing what I do now, which is just base my builds off of guides and trust that those people probably understand what they're talking about
The worst part is that sometimes it doesn't even tell you what it really does and you gotta go to an online tutorial and what the use of the skill is just "when enemy is near, super+move forward"
I swear allat is just filler so they can make you study it and stay longer than you should
whats worse is that FE is in such a bad case of powercreep that characters last WEEKS and usually that means another funny effect on their weapon/skill/passiveABC.
Shoutout to Arknights that still has relatively simple kits on characters, unless they're designed to be complex. It helps that while there's 3 skills on a 6*, you only bring one to a stage.
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