Flick Club/FAQ
Is this game okay to stream on twitch?
That's a good question that twitch has not answered. For what it's worth, there have been a few streamers have streamed the game (in esports mode) without issue. While flick club is not in twitch's games list it is also not on their list of prohibited games. So long as the game is in esports mode it does not violate any community guidelines and should be fine.
Which character should I play?
All characters in flick club are capable of supporting any style of play, and there isn't anyone who is especially weak or especially strong, so you can play anyone you like. There's lots of ways to play, but here are some examples if you want a little guidance:
If you like to play aggressively, Flick Instinct Luke deals high damage specifically by making clears quickly. Vanilla Elin deals the same damage as FI Luke, but sacrifices special damage in exchange for not having to go fast to get damage. Vanilla Skye has the highest special stat and thus the strongest items. And Flick Instinct Mimi has the same stats as FI Luke but gets her damage by waiting till the end of their fuse, meaning they're able to take time and setup chains.
If you like to play defensively, Flick Instinct Pink is less effected by items leading to more drawn out games. Vanilla Toni has the highest total stat count of any non-Flick Instinct character, which means she more or less automatically starts each match off with a lead and will win any even back and forth.
If you like consistency Flick Instinct Elin always gets coins, even on coin clears, which lets her loop items with the right chain setup. Flick Instinct Skye has lower stats but does not have any bad cards, meaning she's unlikely to get stuck with a bad hand.
If you hate consistency Flick Instinct Toni has more bad cards in exchange for higher stats, Flick Instinct Zeta randomizes her hand with every clear, and both versions of June take all character select decisions out of your hands.
How can I netplay?
There is no official netplay in Flick Club, but you can use 3rd party solutions such as Parsec or Steam remote play to facilitate netplay. Be aware that these 3rd party solutions are not official and work by letting other people have access to your computer, so use them at your own risk.
How do I use steam remote play for Flick Club?
Steam remote play will work with any game, but steam will only give you the option to use it with existing steam games whose developers have chosen to let you use it. The workaround to this is to download a game on steam with remote play enabled (preferably a free to play one, such as brawlhalla), navigate to the game folder (for example: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\<name of game> ), delete the contents of that folder, making note of the name of the exe, then copy/paste flick club's game files into that folder, renaming "FlickClub.exe" to whatever the exe of the steam game was. Then you can launch the exe through steam and make use of the remote play feature.
