Thread: Raid Battle Requests

I've been playing this Kamihime Project for quite a while now and I love it. So it's weird to have a noob problem like this but when I start raid battles and request help, nobody comes to my aid. I've been able to do pretty well on raid events just by joining other people's battles but I would like to be able to complete the event story for once. I don't because I can't beat an Expert or above level boss on my own and nobody seems to answer my requests for aid, even when mine is the only raid active. I can understand people not wanting to join a losing battle, but when one player has already taken down a quarter of the boss' life and there isn't much else to choose from, you'd think somebody would at least be willing to join in. I always select "ALL" when sending out requests, assuming that means anybody can see it and join. So am I doing something wrong or is it just bad luck? Like I said, I'd like to be able to complete the story missions for once but I can't do it alone.

Sending to "all" doesn't actually means everyone can see your raid; only a few currently active people get to see your invite and, most of the time, they're actually other newbies.
If you want help to get your raids cleared, you'll have much better luck relying on your friends or your union.

Yea, the game might have some weird mechanic with rank cutoffs, where you usually end up seeing requests from people of similar rank. A lot of the time, I never see low level players' requests for whatever reason, but when you're on a lower level'ed account, you can see all those requests pop up then. It kind of sucks for high ranked ppl as well, since people at my rank don't normally share raids since they're just AAB solo'ing them most of the time. Even the ones that get shared are often killed in a minute or so.

Anyway your best bet is to keep opening the raid to ALL & Friends and also refreshing the send requests for those every 10 mins if you're on. The other option being to join an active union that can help you with things like that.