733: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:28:06.51
シード普通に強くね?
アリスの時と同じで下げる意味分からん
738: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:31:27.89
>>733
引きたいキャラ多すぎてみんな理由を探してるんだよ
困ったものです
742: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:34:19.88
>>733
雷はすでに充実してるってのはある
752: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:39:55.27
>>733
アリスもシードも事実上の虚ろ狩り越えだからな引かないとまずいことになる
引かない理由探ししてるゴミはあとで後悔するだろうね
770: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:50:58.25
シードのケツ見てたらンナのビッグシードが起きてきたンナ
772: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:51:54.03
シードすり抜け猫又餅すり抜け変な黒いの
もういいわ餅いらん
774: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:52:26.63
シードのケツか水着アリスのケツか悩むな
777: 名無しさん 2025/09/04(木) 13:53:56.86
シード使った所感
思ったより操作おもろくないね

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