Roblox is home to many anime-inspired battle games, with one of the most popular currently being Project Baki 2. Starting out in the game can be a real baptism of fire, despite the excellent tutorial that got me on the right track. It's a brutal PVP environment where you need to learn fast. For this reason, we’ve put together all the Roblox Project Baki 2 links you’ll need for extra information, such as the official Trello and Discord links.
What is the Roblox Project Baki 2 Trello link?
If you want to read about the rules of the game, you can very much see the official Project Naki II Trello as a book of instructions. It has sections on getting started right through to fighting styles, important locations, NPCs, and bosses. There are also annotated maps of the whole game world, alongside explanations of everything from basic items to relics.
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What is the Project Baki 2 Discord link?
If you’re looking to become a bigger part of the community, or want to be kept up to date on what’s new in the game, you’ll want to join the official Project Baki 2 Discord Server. It’s a great community resource, containing a wide variety of sections including announcements and update sneak peeks as well as YouTube video links, giveaways, and tournament information. Plus, it has chat channels so you can talk to other fans of the game.
Finally, you might also want to follow developer @SquidyCakez on Twitter.
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