**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Dungeon Tips
GroundedWisdom
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Thought I would share some suggestions to make the Dungeon Grind fun and easy. Hope it helps!
1. Communication Is Key - Communicate with your partner as much as possible to see what they're up for. Some people are just looking to top off a Milestone, and some want to go all-out. It's important to communicate and establish which Dungeon they're up for, how far they're going, how they're making out, what Path they want to take, and whether they think they'll make it through the next Room. The better you communicate, the better you work together.
2. Patience Is A Virtue - Wait to see if they down the Nodes before you rush in. You could save yourself from dying prematurely. It feels like there's a rush because there's a Timer, but there should be ample time. Don't be too impatient with people who die out. Dungeons are for all different levels of skill, and eventually people will have to go in with their lower Teams.
3. Start Small, Build Big - We may be tempted to select the highest Dungeon for more Points, but I find if you select the lowest and build up, it's much easier. You'll get there eventually, but with less chance of dying out. Especially when you're using your tougher Champs. I find it's easier to set average goals and play it safe. 1500 Points per run, give or take, means you won't risk losing Points.
4. Time Mamagement - With so many things going on in the game, it's important to pace yourself. Doing a couple runs each time you log on is easier than siting down and trying to hit the Milestones all at once. It can become easy to burn out that way. Of course, if all you're doing in the day is Dungeons, that may be fine. However, if you're working on other things, try doing a couple runs after you've finished what you're working on. Breaking it up helps keep you from getting overwhelmed.
5. Side With Caution - If you're worried about making it the next run, bank your Points. It's better to be safe than die out and risk Points for both.
6. Have Fun - It's an exciting new Feature where we have a chance to interact with people we don't normally interact with. Try to have fun and think of it less as work. We get to meet new people, and Global is a good tool. People already always active. Try not to pay attention to people trying to post Spoilers. Half are not accurate, and the Block Feature is unlimited.
Hope the suggestions help!
1. Communication Is Key - Communicate with your partner as much as possible to see what they're up for. Some people are just looking to top off a Milestone, and some want to go all-out. It's important to communicate and establish which Dungeon they're up for, how far they're going, how they're making out, what Path they want to take, and whether they think they'll make it through the next Room. The better you communicate, the better you work together.
2. Patience Is A Virtue - Wait to see if they down the Nodes before you rush in. You could save yourself from dying prematurely. It feels like there's a rush because there's a Timer, but there should be ample time. Don't be too impatient with people who die out. Dungeons are for all different levels of skill, and eventually people will have to go in with their lower Teams.
3. Start Small, Build Big - We may be tempted to select the highest Dungeon for more Points, but I find if you select the lowest and build up, it's much easier. You'll get there eventually, but with less chance of dying out. Especially when you're using your tougher Champs. I find it's easier to set average goals and play it safe. 1500 Points per run, give or take, means you won't risk losing Points.
4. Time Mamagement - With so many things going on in the game, it's important to pace yourself. Doing a couple runs each time you log on is easier than siting down and trying to hit the Milestones all at once. It can become easy to burn out that way. Of course, if all you're doing in the day is Dungeons, that may be fine. However, if you're working on other things, try doing a couple runs after you've finished what you're working on. Breaking it up helps keep you from getting overwhelmed.
5. Side With Caution - If you're worried about making it the next run, bank your Points. It's better to be safe than die out and risk Points for both.
6. Have Fun - It's an exciting new Feature where we have a chance to interact with people we don't normally interact with. Try to have fun and think of it less as work. We get to meet new people, and Global is a good tool. People already always active. Try not to pay attention to people trying to post Spoilers. Half are not accurate, and the Block Feature is unlimited.
Hope the suggestions help!
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