A Beginner's Guide to Under the Cloud Sea: A Comprehensive Newbie Strategy

Beneath the Cloud Sea is a very fun idle adventure RPG game. The overall style of the game is light and casual, with a design that leans towards the二次元style, and the scene details are also designed very well, which has been loved by many players. This guide for Beneath the Cloud Sea is specially prepared for new players. With this guide, I believe everyone will have a better understanding of this game. Don't miss it if you need it!

Firstly, regarding the choice of profession, it's very important for newcomers to choose what kind of profession. Currently, there are 8 professions available for players to choose from, namely: Assassin, Archer, Mage, Sorcerer, Tank, Knight, Scholar, and Priest. According to different professional attributes, they can be divided into three major categories: Tank, Damage Dealer, and Healer. For example, Tanks and Knights can be used as front-liners; they not only have thick health bars but also have healing effects, which can help teammates absorb damage. Assassins, Archers, and Mages are also responsible for dealing damage. Assassins have high burst and speed, Archers excel in area attacks and deal relatively high damage, making them suitable as back-row damage dealers. Mages' dark magic can inflict various negative buffs on enemies, disrupting their actions and causing continuous damage. Scholars and Priests can shield teammates, heal, and help restore their condition, ensuring their safety.

The second point is about what lineup to use for early-game development. New players don't have many resources at the beginning, so their configurations are relatively low. I suggest using a lineup of 1 Tank + 1 Healer + 2 Damage Dealers, with professions like Knight + Priest + Mage and Archer. The advantage of this lineup is that it balances offense and defense, requires fewer resources, and allows the Knight to use taunt to gather monsters, while the Mage can directly use area attacks to clear monsters. The Archer provides additional damage from the back row, and the Priest shields and stabilizes the team's health. This is a very forgiving lineup for new players in the early stages. Another lineup suitable for later stages of early-game development is Knight + Priest + Mage + Scholar, which optimizes the Mage's damage output, increasing damage, and is very useful in later, more difficult dungeons.

Finally, resource management in the game. The main task for new players when they first enter the game is to progress through levels. Completing main quests helps players quickly level up their characters and obtain abundant resources and materials, which can be used for character development and enhancing their strength. The order of resource usage should prioritize Tanks and Healers, followed by primary and secondary Damage Dealers, to ensure optimal survival in battles. For equipment, prioritize upgrading the weapon for the main Damage Dealer, and then the armor for the Tank to increase its durability. Additionally, do not immediately use the chests obtained during dungeon runs. After opening the chest, check if the equipment is the highest value gear for the current character. If it is, you can save it for the next phase, as the equipment levels in the game are multiples of 5.

This concludes the beginner's guide for Beneath the Cloud Sea. I hope it can help all the new players! These strategies can help everyone develop better in the early stages, collect more resources, and lay a good foundation for the subsequent game.