How to Play for Newbies in Victory Goddess: New Hope Victory Goddess: New Hope Game Guide

How to play as a beginner in the new hope of the Goddess of Victory, this is an RPG shooting mobile game that incorporates 2D dynamic animations. The game's plot is highly infectious, and the character portrayal is vivid and lifelike. Not only that, but the combat experience is also very good. For newcomers, how to quickly get started without taking detours is a question that beginners are more concerned about. So, let's take a look at this beginner's guide together.

I. Gameplay Introduction

Although the characters can automatically engage in combat, making the operation relatively simple, it is still very strategic. You need to find the right combination of roles for your team and flexibly respond to different enemies in various stages. The main gameplay can be divided into two major parts: one part is advancing the story, and the other part is challenging BOSSes. In terms of advancing the story, the focus is on idle leveling, where you can gain a lot of resources through offline idling. These resources can be used to develop characters and increase their levels; if you encounter a stage that you're stuck on, you may need to try to continue by reinforcing equipment or adjusting the team configuration. In the challenge of BOSSes, manual operation is required, and you need to accurately hit the BOSS's weak points while reasonably using cover to create advantages for yourself, which can effectively improve combat efficiency.

For new players at the beginning, it is recommended to first level up the 5 main characters to the maximum, as there is a "synchronizer" system in the game that will automatically synchronize the level to the lowest-level character. This means that by developing 5 main characters, the entire team can be developed together. After breaking through level 160, all character levels are determined by the synchronizer. When allocating resources, make sure to focus on the main characters in the early stages to avoid wasting resources by distributing them evenly.

II. Character Recommendations

The game's characters can generally be divided into two pools: permanent and pilgrim. The other pool can be understood as limited, with some characters performing very strongly in the early stages. Let's recommend a few permanent characters first. Rita is considered a must-have card for the initial phase, as every player should train her, whether it's for clearing stages or BOSS battles, she performs excellently; Naja, commonly known as "Black JK," works well with "Crown" to deal high damage; Alice becomes a strong character later in the game, although she may seem a bit weak initially, her subsequent performance is highly anticipated; Black and White Rabbit is a powerful support character, providing significant buffs to the team.

Recommended characters from the Pilgrim faction include, first and foremost, Divine Punishment, who is undoubtedly a top-tier DPS, with her output ability being unquestionable, and she can also boost the overall team's output; Crown is a powerful support worth drawing, and when paired with Naja, it significantly enhances the team's overall combat power; Lavi, known as "Little Red Riding Hood," has excellent map-clearing and tower-climbing abilities, making her a top-tier essential; Red Lotus performs exceptionally well in the arena, with her output ability being very impressive. Pilgrim characters are relatively harder to obtain.

III. Resources

In the early stages, the rational allocation of resources is very important, as the character levels later on depend heavily on the "synchronizer." Focus on developing the main characters in the early stages, as the higher their levels, the stronger the team's overall combat capability. Spreading resources too widely can lead to unnecessary waste. Idling is also an important method for new players to increase their strength, so make sure to log in daily to collect rewards from idling, and also complete daily tasks and event rewards to accumulate more resources. Especially when stuck on a stage, you can go to challenge dungeons or participate in limited-time events to accumulate more equipment and materials, further enhancing the team's strength.

As for managing gacha resources, it is recommended to prioritize drawing from the UP pool. Since the game does not have a large pity mechanism, you should approach gacha rationally to avoid depleting resources due to excessive draws. The game's activity cycle is relatively long, so new players can patiently accumulate resources and wait for the desired characters.

The guide for beginners in the new hope of the Goddess of Victory is explained here. In summary, the key points during the early stages are covered above. If everyone can manage the gameplay, characters, and resources well, they will be able to get the hang of the game quickly. Here, we wish all players a pleasant gaming experience.