So if you use Julius a lot, he’ll have a lot of AP, but if you’ve left someone like Romeo behind most of the time, you won’t be able to purchase many skills. A character only earns AP if you use them, and each one will have his/her own balance. Once you make a purchase, it will reflect on that character’s AP balance and you can continue.ĭo keep in mind that AP is not shared between characters. You won’t have to pay any money, but you will have to fork over some of that ally’s AP. You can see what each ability does as well as its ‘price’ in this menu. Game is preeeeeety damn repetitive and the story is fine but ends up in a pretty flat note, same with the characters. Just finished the Rage Burst Arc of God Eater 2 and I dont think its worth finishing. From here you can select a skill slot (there are 4 at the top for each character), and that will in turn take you to a new menu, one filled with every ability that the chosen ally can learn. Its fine for playing in short bursts, and not everyday. Now, choose the one you want to customize and their list of skills and equipment will appear on the right side of your screen. This will bring up all of the allies you’ve met so far. To unlock these abilities, access the terminal at base (located near the desk where you claim missions), and choose the Personal Abilities menu. These are used to unlock Personal Abilities for each individual character. As you take companions on missions with you, they’ll earn a number of AP upon completion. AP stands for Ability Points in God Eater 2: Rage Burst, and acts like an experience currency for your allies.
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