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BlazBlue Entropy Effect/System Mechanics

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BlazBlue Entropy Effect is by no means an easy game to get into from a beginners position. In classic BlazBlue fashion, BBEE uses a plethora of unique terms that quickly complicate the game. Additionally, BBEE lacks a strong tutorial to direct new players, leaving many people lost when starting out. In order to attempt to alleviate this, this page is dedicated to the many system mechanics and irregular terminology involved in playing the game.

Evotypes

An Evotype is BBEE's name for the playable characters. Any time the word "Evotype" is used, it is always referring to the cast of playable characters.

Potentials

Potentials are the upgrades you will use to enhance your Evotype. They will directly alter the way your Evotype plays, while also increasing the damage across the board for all Potentials, not Tactics. For every Potential you obtain, you get a 20% increase in damage. There are three types of upgrades you will gain from Potentials.

New Moves: Often the most important skills are locked behind needing to get from a Potential. Potentials will give your Evotype new moves can often drastically change just how strong you are and how the character will approach enemies. An example would be Hibiki unlocking Endlos Lace, which gives him a new attack for holding the Skill button.

Upgrades: Potentials have the ability to alter how your unlocked skills function, making them more powerful in the process. These can also upgrade your base skills, with some of the most important upgrades you can get is the ability to dash and jump three times in a row. Most Potentials have several upgrades that will alter them. Hibiki's Endlos Lace has three upgrades that causes more clones to be spawned, clones teleport behind enemies, and clones exploding.

Hidden Effects: Hidden Effects are created when you unlock specific Potentials. Like Double Tactics, they can be from the same Potential or from two different Potentials. They usually assign the attribute of one Potential to the other, and one Potential can have multiple Hidden Effects unlocked as you continue to unlock more Potentials. Endlos Lace only has one Hidden Effect which makes his clones have a bigger explosion and deal more damage. The required Potential is Dual Wing Double Smash and its first upgrade.

Universal Attacks and Universal Skills

As you play, you most likely will notice Potentials that describe changes made to your "Universal Attacks" and "Universal Skills." These are most commonly seen under the Potential Upgrades called "Universal Enhancements."

dodging vs invulnerability

status effects

unique tactic effects