Rock Kingdom World Exploration Guide: How to Start for Beginners in the Rock Kingdom Mobile Game

This issue brings a guide to pioneering in the world of洛克王国 (Rock Kingdom). In this open-world filled with spirits, as a beginner, not only are there many spaces for exploration, but you will also encounter different difficulties. Although it's believed that everyone is eager to try, if you can patiently read through the following pioneering guide, it is believed that you can get started more quickly, thus enjoying the fun of adventure and collection more easily.

1. Early Choices

New players need to choose one from Water Blue, Meowth, and Spark at the beginning. Spark belongs to the fire type and has stronger output, suitable for those who want to use powerful damage to strike opponents. Meowth is of the grass type, possessing not only offensive skills but also the ability to restore its own health, making it strong in survival and suitable for beginners. Water Blue is of the water type, having the advantage of reduced consumption of water-type skills, suitable for players who prefer steady progress. There is no absolute strength or weakness among these three; each has its own advantages. New players can choose based on the needs of the team they wish to form later.

2. Spirit Capturing

During exploration, you can see various spirits in the wild. At this point, clicking the ball-throwing button in the lower right corner will trigger a battle. Remember to reduce the health of the wild spirits, which will increase your chances of successful capture. Additionally, battles can be affected by weather. For example, if it rains in the wild, the combat power of water types will double, while fire types may become resistant. It is recommended to also consider the surrounding environment when deciding which spirit to use. Each captured spirit, besides fighting, can also be used as a mount. Water types can help cross various lakes, and flying types can directly enable flight. It is suggested that new players capture more spirits.

3. Understanding Spirits

Clicking the spirit button allows you to enter a new interface. On the left, you can see the currently active spirits, and on the right, their attributes. Each spirit generally has 1 to 2 types, which determine their performance in battle and the relationships of mutual restraint. Utilizing the principle of mutual restraint in battles can make them easier. For example, if the opponent is a fire type, we can use a water type that restrains it, etc.;

In addition to attributes, each spirit also has six basic attributes: HP, Physical Attack, Special Attack, Physical Defense, Special Defense, and Speed. As you continuously level them up, these attribute values will also increase, which is a key factor affecting battle performance. Finally, on the six-dimensional panel, you can also see the specific talents of each spirit. Talents are innate and determine the base attributes. Therefore, under limited conditions, you can catch several of the same type and find those with high base attributes, making battles easier.

4. Team Composition

During the adventure, we will encounter various battles, and to win, we first need to assemble a suitable team. Here, I recommend a powerful Rainy Weather Water Team. The core of this team is the Colorful Shark, equipped with the skill Rainy Weather, which, when activated, provides a 50% boost to water-type skills, enhancing overall output. The team's Bubble Shell, equipped with Dig and Listen Bridge, provides output while also having some interception capabilities. The Little Unicorn in the team has a high Special Attack base stat, capable of taking out opponents restrained by water types in one hit. The Whiskered Otter has good resistance, and changing its bloodline to Mechanical Bloodline can provide 90% damage reduction, allowing it to absorb a lot of damage. The Mountain Bird has a three-type attack range, with fast speed to steadily finish off low-HP targets. The Tusk Pig has good harassment abilities and, due to its immunity to freezing, can effectively counter ice teams.

5. Battle

With a good team composition, we can start battling. Before the battle, click on the spirit's type icon to see the mutual restraint relationship between both sides and switch accordingly. Clicking on the top information bar also allows you to directly view the current status and basic information of both sides, which often determines the outcome of the battle. In formal battles, the faster spirit will act first. Although acting first can help gain the initiative, if the slower side correctly uses counter skills and succeeds, they can ignore the speed difference.

The above is the guide to pioneering in the Rock Kingdom world. If new players are encountering this for the first time, by patiently reading through the above, they should have a basic understanding of the gameplay. Subsequent explorations and battles will be more relaxed, thus starting a wonderful adventure unique to themselves.