Interesting information. The game really doesn't do a good job of explaining anything. It just kind of dumps you in and hopes you can win fights, I think. If it wasn't for Friend Units, there's no way I would have gotten as far as I have in the story. Not sure if I should be doing that, but that's what I'm doing.
Yeah, you kinda have to fiddle around with the fairly messy UI to see the class advantage image in-game. It's located on the support selection screen next to the class icons, and is also available during battle in the top right under the "Battle menu" screen. Oh, and the party setup screen under "See Info" which also shows your party's card set to draw from. There's also an in-game help page that's in your room under "Help". I just remembered it. It's kinda useful, I think? Though it's a little vague in some categories.
Hmmm...good to know. I wasn't all that impressed with the stuff I got, which I assume is fairly standard stuff. It does bring me to the question of what is Ascension? There are two options on the "Enhancement" menu that basically boost maximum level. Why is this split or are they different things?
Ascension is what you do once a Servant reaches their level cap. Palingenesis is really late ascension once you complete the first 4 ascensions for any given Servant. It costs a Grail and a ton of QP, it's nothing you should worry about until late game-ish and it's reserved for Servants you really like. It's not that important compared to normal ascension really.
Hmmm...I guess this isn't like other gacha games where there are flatout shitty characters that are given all the time that aren't worth even bothering with. I got that guy soooooooo many times in my re-rolls that I figured he was just some crappy character that the game hands out like water. On top of not even being a cool version of Julius, I didn't see any point in bothering with him. I mean, in one re-roll I got three of him. Another re-roll I got two. This last pull I got one. Seems to be a common guy that I'll get all the damn time, so I figured he could be sold and I wouldn't lose anything of value. I guess going forward, I'll try to keep one of them...just in case, but I still don't see the point if he drops all the time. I guess people don't do a whole lot of pulls in this game?
A reddit user made this mini-tier list image that shows all the launch Servants. As you can see, there are 0 Sabers that are lower than 3 stars, so it's good to hold on to them right now. Don't pay too much attention to the ratings as even if they have a terrible skill set, it's still worth having 1 of each class just for class advantage. Some quests have literally 1 type of class to fight, so a full party that counters it usually makes the fight trivial.