Thankfully, Square Enix eased things up by not only lowering the bar of levelling up to 1,600 points, but also giving out these EXP booster stickers constantly for free throughout the month. Each race can get you about 160 to 760 points depending on how well one does in-game and what EXP boosters they bring to the race. To level up the season pass, the player needed to earn 2,500 points through racing. The first week of release was brutal since the ceiling to level up was just way too high.
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While the offline mode has a good handful of different modes, the online mode is limited to just straight-up races, with four-race tournaments being the only mode at hand. With that freebie out of the way, all the player has to do is grind it out with every race in the online mode. For the game’s launch, Square Enix gave out enough Mythril, the in-game currency, to get the Season Pass. So in order to get the two seasonal characters, the player has to earn 3,000 coins to buy Squall and receive Cloud by leveling up the Season Pass to level 60. It’s just not enough, especially when other kart racers have dozens of tracks even without DLCs. There are nine tracks and each track only has a handful of variations between them. The only thing that truly gets old is the track selection. Since the game has no rubber-banding, as the game will automatically balance the game through the items players can pick up depending on their placement in the race, skillful players are able to blaze far ahead of their competition. The latter, in particular, is very important: depending on the character, one could turn invisible, freeze all racers, or cause massive damage across the track. The game isn’t as technically demanding as Mario Kart or Crash Team Racing, since the main crux of the action lies within the player’s skill in using items and each racer’s individual skill. And truth be told, Chocobo GP’s brand of chaotic kart racing is very fun. When a game features as much grinding as Chocobo GP, the core gameplay must be strong enough to be played over and over again. So how did we do? How long did it take IGN Southeast Asia to get these characters? Well, just under a month truthfully, but not for a lack of trying. And while we still enjoyed our time with Chocobo GP, we took the challenge of completing its first Season Pass and trying our hand at getting the elusive unlockables, Final Fantasy VII’s Cloud Strife and Final Fantasy VIII’s Squall Leonhart.
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