@@viviantan1034 the Blue Black Knight and Orange Sky Lord are from the machine during Ver 3, and this sniper is most likely from an exchange (whether it is the black card or "trade x cards for" i do not know)
1. So only exchanged/black cards (I call the black ones "Wild Cards" for their RNG) receive palette swaps? 2. Why won't palette swaps return in NGV1 onwards? Is it because they can confuse new players?
@@viviantan1034 1. Again I'm not sure because the available info is very limited when it comes to these event cards and their origins (doesn't help that the official facebook account and the website have gone inactive for years now) 2. If i had to guess it's most likely they found it redundant and a waste of effort to have to recolor every single robot they create and that just using the base robots is a lot easier (although it would've been nice to have them for mirror matches)
Palette swaps in HoR is a very rare occurrence, do they get summoned by vending cards?
@@viviantan1034 the Blue Black Knight and Orange Sky Lord are from the machine during Ver 3, and this sniper is most likely from an exchange (whether it is the black card or "trade x cards for" i do not know)
also they were actually very common during Ver 1 to Ver 6, it was only by New Generation that they scrapped the palette swaps altogether
1. So only exchanged/black cards (I call the black ones "Wild Cards" for their RNG) receive palette swaps?
2. Why won't palette swaps return in NGV1 onwards? Is it because they can confuse new players?
@@viviantan1034
1. Again I'm not sure because the available info is very limited when it comes to these event cards and their origins (doesn't help that the official facebook account and the website have gone inactive for years now)
2. If i had to guess it's most likely they found it redundant and a waste of effort to have to recolor every single robot they create and that just using the base robots is a lot easier (although it would've been nice to have them for mirror matches)
@@revol4372 I see, applying more paint job to robots is as tiresome as its real life equivalent.