What is the open-world process like, a question that many newcomers often have. There are certainly many aspects to pay attention to during the initial stages. As a brand new MMO secondary dimension mobile game, it has significant differences from traditional secondary dimension games. If you don't first understand the game's mechanics and system, it will cause quite a bit of trouble when starting out. Therefore, newcomers should take the time to look at this beginner's guide.
I. Combat System
Fight in the open world as a team of three, where you can only control the leader. In special cases, such as when the leader dies, you can control other characters. The other characters fight automatically. It's recommended that players choose the main character for control, with the rest being support-oriented teammates who fight automatically.
II. Exploration
The game is positioned as an open world, so exploration is free. Whether it's weapons, gameplay, or character abilities, they are all highly related to exploration. The benefits of exploration are higher than those obtained by spending stamina in dungeons. It's suggested that newcomers focus on exploration and the main storyline as their primary goals in the early stages.
III. Life System
There are six categories of life skills in the game: the first is cooking, the second is crafting, the third is weaving, the fourth is furniture making, the fifth is fishing, and finally, gathering, which does not require any energy consumption. The energy bar has an upper limit of 600, which automatically recovers over time. Gathering can increase the materials needed for other life skills, and the items available for gathering will unlock gradually based on your exploration progress, fully unlocking by the second world; Cooking and fishing have a high correlation with life skill levels, while weaving and crafting are closely related. The primary source of breakthrough materials mainly relies on life skills. To improve one's life level, a considerable amount of energy needs to be spent. Focus on synthesizing the materials required for breakthroughs, and upgrading life skills can be slightly postponed.
IV. Fashion System
You can customize the appearance of your characters. You can design their faces yourself, but some outfits require obtaining the corresponding character before you can get all of their specific outfits. Dyeing requires the use of dye, which can be crafted manually.
V. Character Development
When developing characters, it's recommended to understand the strength of some characters beforehand. Not all SSR characters are extremely powerful. In the early stages, many SR characters might actually be more useful. Strongly recommended for development are Xiao Fu and Shi. Xiao Fu is currently the only main character who deals damage with gloves, having excellent attack power and outstanding break capabilities, with a very good feel. Her skills include healing, increasing attack, enhancing, and more, with her ultimate breaking through high shields over a large area, dealing high damage, making her a very strong character throughout the early, mid, and late game, with a significant improvement after reaching 2nd fate.
Shi is a character that tends towards the mid to late game, with a qualitative change upon reaching full fate, nearly doubling the duration of her ultimate. When paired with Evil Eye Dual Swords, she can reach her maximum potential, possessing a unique time-stop mechanism that prolongs the time monsters are broken, and after her skills end, she can deal a critical hit, with a very terrifying burst capability. She has a high adaptability and can almost be used with any team.
VI. Equipment
1. Armor: There are three types of armor, corresponding to artifacts, stigmata, and relics. The level, attributes, and quality of the armor are randomly generated and cannot be upgraded, only star-raised and breakthrough-enhanced.
2. Weapons: Similar to armor, weapons have randomness, but with an additional feature - after a weapon reaches 3 stars, it can be socketed with stones, which can be obtained in mission events, and upgraded. It should also be noted that characters can only achieve their full damage potential when equipped with weapons they are proficient in. The proficiency of a character with a weapon can be seen in the character data, and the bonus provided by the weapon can be viewed in the weapon's attributes. Therefore, equipping the right weapon is crucial for a character to perform effectively.
3. Imprints: Initially, a character can only equip one imprint, but as the character breaks through to phases 3-5, the second and third slots will be unlocked.
The open-world process is roughly as shared above. In summary, for new players, it's essential to have a clear plan during the pioneering phase. There are many things to pay attention to and understand initially, and it's important to figure out which priorities are higher. This way, it can help everyone develop quickly in the early stages, laying a foundation for subsequent gameplay and battles.
