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OVERVIEW
A build for PvP with great close damage and high speed movement to charge in upon enemy.

SLOT VARIANTS
Rin card and barrier & barrier breaker combo cards are options that can be replaced by your own choice.

USAGE

• Use dolphin pet in close fight.
  
• Fastest charging enemy is important. Turn on Rin card before charging in upon enemy, if possible.
  
• If you failed making first hit after charging enemy, wander about surroundings

I guess I want to participate in AEG SAO Fatal Bullet Avatar PvP Pro League but I do need to farm and level up the stuffs.
If you think you can help me, feel free to comment below with your PSN ID. I will invite you to the game room whenever possible.
Or you can add "AEG_Jotaku" on psn but when you add please say that it is about playing saofb together. Otherwise I have no idea what game you want to play with me.
Thank you very much

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