Dual Spiral Farming Guide and Character Recommendations

This article focuses on introducing the Double Helix beginner's guide to newcomers. This work has a beautiful and exquisite art style, and its shooting gameplay is very unique, especially the weapon operation system, which brings players a unique combat experience. Of course, this also makes it difficult for many who are new to this type of game to get started. If new players want to encounter as few difficulties as possible, then pay close attention to the following beginner's tutorial.

I. Character Attributes Introduction

In the upper left corner, you can see the character's attributes, name, and rarity. From the data panel, you can determine the role and base attributes of the character. To adjust attributes, you need to freely match them in the Magic Wedge module. All characters have their own attributes; when an additional effect is triggered during an attack, it will add a DOT damage that ticks every 2 seconds to the enemy, which is only affected by the character's attack power. Light and dark characters' attribute attacks have extra effects. Health, shield, and defense are basic attributes and can also serve as conditions for certain character skills.

Maximum Sanity can be understood directly as the blue bar, which gradually recovers over time; Weapon Proficiency refers to the effect where the character's attack power increases when holding a proficient weapon; Skill Power refers to the multiplier affecting the damage dealt by the character's skills. Different weapons cause different attack effects, such as Cutting, which deals double damage to the shield of enemies with shields; Penetration, which deals double damage to the health of enemies with only health; and Shaking, which deals double damage to the resilience bar of enemies with resilience.

II. Dual Weapons

This is a very special setting in the game, where each character can freely choose any two primary weapons to pair. It mainly involves the selection between melee and ranged weapons, allowing the character to alternate between close and long-range weapons during combat, thus providing higher operability and strategic depth. Currently, there are many types of weapons, including greatswords, lances, dual pistols, grenade launchers, one-handed swords, etc. In short, whether it's firearms or cold weapons, there are suitable options for each character.

Weapons come in different qualities: blue, purple, and gold, with gold being the highest quality. The better the quality of the weapon, the higher its inherent attributes. Weapons of purple quality and above come with special effects, which provide additional help in combat.

III. Recommended Characters for New Players

New players often feel confused when choosing a starting character. Although some characters are strong, they may not be suitable for beginners. To avoid pitfalls, it's best to check out the relevant recommendations. Initially, it is recommended to practice with Lynn, a character that excels in both melee and ranged combat. Her shooting speed is very fast and can be stacked, not only allowing for rapid fire against enemies but also achieving a suppressive effect. She is a powerful DOT damage dealer, making her highly efficient in both combat and map clearing.

Fushu is a highly recommended healing character. Support characters are indispensable in combat, and her main ability is to restore health, effectively enhancing the overall survival and endurance of the team. This helps the team fight more sustainably, and she is relatively easy to operate, making her a good choice for beginners. Lastly, Truffle and Hazelnut, the pig-riding girl, is also recommended. Not only is she very cute, but she also has two different forms in battle, with very high mobility, creating a significant advantage for the team.

IV. Spirit System

The spirit system is another special feature in the game, which can be thought of as pets. They provide various buffs in daily combat and exploration. These pets can follow the character, serving both as companions and as combat assistants. Like characters, pets have different attribute positions, and based on these, they provide different combat support effects. Three-star spirits have active skills, while five-star spirits also have passive effects. Spirits can be cultivated, and after breakthrough, their active and passive values can be increased.

This concludes the Double Helix beginner's guide for new players. The key mechanisms have been detailed in the text above. Once you master these basic points, you should have a clearer idea of how to proceed in the early stages, laying a solid foundation for future development.