Introduction to Chapter 7 Dream Strategy Guide for New Players Embarking on Chapter 7 Dream

This game received a lot of positive feedback from players during its previous testing phase. The game itself is mainly in a cartoon style. The gameplay combines turn-based and chess elements, which enhances the playability of the game and makes it more interesting. Below, we will introduce the guide for Chapter 7 of the Dream. Many players have not participated in the game's testing before, and although the game is not very difficult to get started with, if players have no prior experience, then the initial exploration can become very inefficient. Below, we will provide some tips for new players on how to start exploring the game.

When we first enter the game, the first two levels are tutorial stages, designed to familiarize players with the combat mode. After the combat mode tutorials, we will enter the main interface of the game. This interface also provides basic tutorials, and after completing them, we officially begin the game. In the early stages, players have very few resources, and we need resources to draw characters, thus acquiring more combat power. This can significantly reduce the difficulty of our subsequent exploration. If we want to acquire resources in the early stages, we can choose to advance through the main storyline levels.

The difficulty of the first four chapters is not high; players only need to cultivate the team given by the system to a certain extent to pass these levels smoothly. Then, we come to Chapter 5. The difficulty of the early stages in Chapter 5 is manageable, but from the mid-stages onwards, the pressure increases. At this point, although our initial team has decent output, the characters themselves are quite fragile, dying after about 3-4 enemy attacks. If we don't have many resources for drawing cards, we need to enhance our equipment.

Generally, we need to focus on enhancing weapons and armor. Enhancing them to +10 or above should be sufficient. If that's still not enough, it might be because our level is too low, and we can go and farm the Collapse stages. These stages are much harder than the regular main story stages, but the first three chapters should still be relatively easy for us. We can complete the first three chapters to gain experience and a large amount of resources. After leveling up, we can return to tackle the regular Chapter 5 stages, and most of the subsequent stages should be passable smoothly.

If we're unsure about when we'll level up, we can check the character's portrait. Generally, passing a regular stage once gives 30 experience points, while passing a Collapse stage gives 60 experience points. However, the stamina required for these two types of stages is different, so players should take note. If we don't have many resources for drawing cards in the early stages, we can only increase our combat power by focusing on levels and equipment. The equipment and weapons we obtain initially are usually quite basic.

We can spend stamina to explore stages, where there are more weapons available. The main goal here is to obtain SR-level equipment. After obtaining top-tier equipment, players need to enhance it. As long as there are resources, keep enhancing, the higher the better. The protagonist's level is very important in the game, as the level pressure in the game is severe, so our stamina is mainly used to increase the protagonist's level.

Before reaching level 25, we will have plenty of experience potions, and crystals are also relatively abundant, but gold will be severely lacking. If players encounter gold stages, it's advisable to farm them more, as gold is really scarce.

Around level 35, we will have an abundance of gold, but at this point, experience potions will be insufficient, and this shortage will persist. Therefore, it's best to use experience potions primarily for the main combat members of your team. Crystals will also be in short supply later, so we need to collect as many as possible.

The above is the guide for Chapter 7 of the Dream. The difficulty of the early stages in this game is not very high, and a fairly average team and equipment can pass through smoothly. When encountering bottlenecks, we first need to increase our protagonist's level, followed by enhancing our equipment.