My Hero Ultra Rumble players aren’t afraid of voicing their feedback when it comes to the title. The dev team behind the game has even addressed some topics such as the Special Licenses in the game along with crossplay functionality. Unfortunately, as time went on another issue that seems to be plaguing the community is the way gacha roles are set up. In order to earn certain characters, outfits, and cosmetics players have to use character tickets in order to get them. The issue at hand is the current My Hero Ultra Rumble gacha system is making players upset.
The rates for character pulls in the game are extremely low. The percentage you have to obtain a character is around 1%. Unless a player is putting tons of their roll tickets into the game it can be quite difficult to obtain the desired character. To remedy this MHUR does feature a function that lets players perform a trial run for a hero/villain. They have three trials and have to wait for them to refill after a certain amount of time. There are also character tickets that allow you to unlock a character straight away, but this feature is pointless at the moment. The reason is that those tickets can’t be used on characters in a gacha banner, which has never been rotated out this season. Fans such as Captain-SAV3-a-HO3 and WarmPissu have voiced these concerns on the game’s Reddit page.
Some fans have had more luck than others in the rolls by either saving up their roll tickers or purchasing them. The title itself has other issues such as cheaters running rampant on PC and certain characters being bugged like Uraraka. Once those problems are fixed, maybe the dev team will address the gacha system feedback.
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