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Comissions are the lifeblood of the game . Whether they are a part of the main story, or random side quests that NPCs will give you when speaking to them on the street, these jobs will earn you a couple of coins upon complet  
Like with Honkai Star Rail , **enemies in Zenless have damage they are strong or weak against ** , which plays heavily into the best teams for each. For the Dead End Butcher, Ether and Ice are the best options. This means the current limited S-ranks Ellen Joe and the upcoming Zhu Yuan are top choices. For those without them, Shock or Fire teams with Anton, Grace, or Soldier 11 can still work, but take lon  
The giant off-putting cat walking around the street can actually be beneficial to you. Officer Mewmew will task you with tons of things to do in the Hollows and even around the city. As you complete these missions, he’ll award you with Mewmew medals that you’ll be able to exchange for some Denny rewa  
This is one of the most useful early game free-to-play team compositions, featuring three powerful agents from The Cunning Hares . Your main damage dealer is Billy, while Nicole can act as a support. For Stun and additional damage, you can rely on the skills and abilities of AAs a fan of character action games, there's a lot that I appreciate about ZZZ , especially in terms of aesthetic and music, but I also can't help but feel like the game's combat is held back by being designed for mobile platforms . Especially for an action game, it's important to consider how many inputs are available to the player - and having to design the game to make it playable on a phone means that there's a restrictive limit on the amount of available inputs per character, and consequently, a limit on how complex any single character can be.  
During Soul Hounds III solo mode, you have to focus on reaching a good high score to soar above the player rankings, Zoning Regulations and you have limited number of lives that you will lose each time you die. Additionally, you will also need to watch out for your energy that gets replenished each time you collect a PomegranaThere's a lot to like about _Zenless Zone Zero _ ; as can probably be expected from a HoYoverse title at this point, the game has top-notch visuals, exceptionally stylish presentation, and a level of consistent polish that even some of the industry's biggest games can often fail to achieve. But, even putting aside some of the game's more obvious negatives, like the controversial TV traversal system or the typical HoYoverse gacha grind , there's one core aspect of the game that I think holds back its (admittedly very flashy and stylish) combat.Following only a bit over a year since the turn-based RPG Honkai: Star Rail , Zenless Zone Zero might seem like Genshin Impact , but it's actually much more similar to a somewhat less popular HoYoverse game: Honkai Impact 3rd . Like HI3 , ZZZ puts a particular focus on action and combat, with both games taking a lot of their DNA from character action series like Devil May Cry and Bayonetta . While I think Zenless Zone Zero might be able to match up with the best examples of the genre in some respects, though, its combat can't quite reach the same heights.  
These features are just one of the multiple quality-of-life improvements Zenless has brought to the genre. The new HoYoverse game takes what it improved on in Honkai Star Rail , which was already massively better than Genshin Impact , and brings them up a level. A prime example is Zenless Zone Zero 's daily Errands system , which is much quicker than its counterparts and worth doing. This allows the game to be an easier entry point for new fans while maximizing the time players spend in-g  
You will occasionally see multiple items on the field in the shape of coins. It may be worth getting them considering these items make you invincible or more destructive, but not at the cost of your lives, so if the terrain is too risky, just leave them behSo, while I think ZZZ's combat is majorly impacted by being available on phones, the game's simplicity is also probably intended to some degree . HoYoverse games serve a wide audience, and as much as I personally like character action games, the genre as a whole is relatively niche. I still think there's a middle ground that the game could've found between the Dante of Devil May Cry 4 and 5 - one of the most complex characters to control in any video game - and ZZZ 's roster, but I recognize that trending more towards simplicity is probably the better bet for widespread successFinally, even though I think it could be better, I do want to take some time to recognize that **ZZZ isn't entirely devoid of depth ** , even if I think there could be more. Each character in the game has at least one unique mechanic to distinguish them from the rest, like Anby's delayed fourth hit or Soldier 11's timed fire slashes (emulating Nero's Exceed mechanics from Devil May Cry ), and like most other mobile action games, ZZZ does derive some depth from swapping between characters instead of sticking to just one, which can lead to interesting teambuilding setups and synergies.