Thread: [DMM] Mononofu ~ White Lily Battle Princesses ~

Originally Posted by Lily123

Hey
So I've naoe kagetsuna SR and I'm getting her to level 55...So I can inherit her abilities, she is now lv 50 though. Also, I've recently got Naoe Kagetsuna SSR, question is..what troop type should I change her to? And should I inherit the SR's ability to the SSR girl? Or for another general?
I have Tiger of Kai, Lion of Sagma, Cyclops and Kuroda Kanbei in my formation. Thanks ahead

Maybe on your tanky General?

Originally Posted by Jeffrey Uy

Maybe on your tanky General?

In fact Naoe is my tank 😅😅

Originally Posted by Lily123

Hey
So I've naoe kagetsuna SR and I'm getting her to level 55...So I can inherit her abilities, she is now lv 50 though. Also, I've recently got Naoe Kagetsuna SSR, question is..what troop type should I change her to? And should I inherit the SR's ability to the SSR girl? Or for another general?
I have Tiger of Kai, Lion of Sagma, Cyclops and Kuroda Kanbei in my formation. Thanks ahead

I suspect that if you're just now getting a particular SR general to level 55 with the intention of inheriting a skill, some of your other generals are low enough level that they shouldn't be on your main team.

What team you should build depends considerably on what you're trying to do. For most PVE, the solution is to build for massive damage and not worry much about regen.

We need harder PVE content. The last non-convoy opponent of the campaign is a set of five SSR Date Masamune generals, all of the Elite Crimson Rider class. They each feature 28140 troops, 40887 attack, 29792 defense, and 251 speed. Thus far, only seven players on my server have beaten this opponent: Nootaku, Temp, Semaphore, Vermilion, Magy, Nylem, and Aqua-chan.

Now I beat that opponent in one round, before it even gets to attack. And only two of my generals even get a turn to attack before the battle is over. As I said, we need harder PVE content. All those Universal EVO cards that we got in the Land of Fire event that just ended makes PVE too easy.

Originally Posted by Semaphore

I suspect that if you're just now getting a particular SR general to level 55 with the intention of inheriting a skill, some of your other generals are low enough level that they shouldn't be on your main team.

What team you should build depends considerably on what you're trying to do. For most PVE, the solution is to build for massive damage and not worry much about regen.

True, thing is I'm having hard time evolving my generals since I never get the same card twice, so my maximum general's level is 35, on the other hand some of my SR are now making their way to higher levels since it's easier to get them 😅 I'm mainly planning now to get the 4th tier of troops, not much of luck getting them from the battles..Not trying to join PVE matches since I think I'm not good enough to do so 😅😅

Happy holidays everyone! XD

Originally Posted by Lily123

True, thing is I'm having hard time evolving my generals since I never get the same card twice, so my maximum general's level is 35, on the other hand some of my SR are now making their way to higher levels since it's easier to get them 😅 I'm mainly planning now to get the 4th tier of troops, not much of luck getting them from the battles..Not trying to join PVE matches since I think I'm not good enough to do so 😅😅

I think you've got it backwards. What you seem to be doing is picking the generals you want to use first, then observing that getting multiple copies of those generals is hard, so you trot out weak 0 star versions of them and have a weak team. What you should be doing is seeing which generals you happen to draw to get up to four stars, leveling the best of those up to 55 to be your team, and then replacing them as you get better options to four stars. There are only a handful of generals in the game worth using at one or two stars, and arguably nothing worth using at zero stars.

A few months ago, top tier players fielded about as many SR generals as UR, both in top end PVE and PVP. By top tier players, I mean the first handful who could clear most of the opponents in 6-4, and people who had a realistic shot at winning the daimyo tournament. With few exceptions, a relatively good four star SR general is more useful than a zero star UR general.

What changed that was the big soul ticket events where, if you could beat a particular opponent in a single battle, you'd get on average about one soul ticket per 60 battles. A two-week event of that ran three times in a relatively short period of time, and that meant that top tier players got literally hundreds of soul tickets. I personally got a little over 300 soul tickets out of it in total, and generally finished about 10th place on my server in the events.

That meant that top tier players suddenly had a ton of whichever SSR generals they wanted, and some options for UR generals, too, though many of the UR still weren't up to four stars. The "Land of Fire" event that just finished and gave a ton of Universal EVO cards (I personally got 14 from it, while only using the free rations and not buying more with koban) meant that if you had a few UR generals that you really liked but couldn't get to four stars, now you could.

That meant that instead of choosing between a four star SR general or a zero star UR general, the choice was between a four star SR general, a four star SSR general, or a four star UR general. That makes UR generals a lot more useful, so top tier players tend to have a mix of SSR and UR now.

Those events will presumably run again. It's been a while since we ran the soul ticket event. Once you're strong enough to beat the end boss from that event in a single battle, the next time it runs, you can farm it a bunch and come away with several dozen soul tickets and a lot more four star generals available. Once that happens, you should expect to field mostly SSR generals for a while as you slowly trickle in one four star UR general at a time.

Originally Posted by Semaphore

I think you've got it backwards. What you seem to be doing is picking the generals you want to use first, then observing that getting multiple copies of those generals is hard, so you trot out weak 0 star versions of them and have a weak team. What you should be doing is seeing which generals you happen to draw to get up to four stars, leveling the best of those up to 55 to be your team, and then replacing them as you get better options to four stars. There are only a handful of generals in the game worth using at one or two stars, and arguably nothing worth using at zero stars.

A few months ago, top tier players fielded about as many SR generals as UR, both in top end PVE and PVP. By top tier players, I mean the first handful who could clear most of the opponents in 6-4, and people who had a realistic shot at winning the daimyo tournament. With few exceptions, a relatively good four star SR general is more useful than a zero star UR general.

What changed that was the big soul ticket events where, if you could beat a particular opponent in a single battle, you'd get on average about one soul ticket per 60 battles. A two-week event of that ran three times in a relatively short period of time, and that meant that top tier players got literally hundreds of soul tickets. I personally got a little over 300 soul tickets out of it in total, and generally finished about 10th place on my server in the events.

That meant that top tier players suddenly had a ton of whichever SSR generals they wanted, and some options for UR generals, too, though many of the UR still weren't up to four stars. The "Land of Fire" event that just finished and gave a ton of Universal EVO cards (I personally got 14 from it, while only using the free rations and not buying more with koban) meant that if you had a few UR generals that you really liked but couldn't get to four stars, now you could.

That meant that instead of choosing between a four star SR general or a zero star UR general, the choice was between a four star SR general, a four star SSR general, or a four star UR general. That makes UR generals a lot more useful, so top tier players tend to have a mix of SSR and UR now.

Those events will presumably run again. It's been a while since we ran the soul ticket event. Once you're strong enough to beat the end boss from that event in a single battle, the next time it runs, you can farm it a bunch and come away with several dozen soul tickets and a lot more four star generals available. Once that happens, you should expect to field mostly SSR generals for a while as you slowly trickle in one four star UR general at a time.

I think that's the best advice I've ever got since I started playing this game! I will start doing what you told me, got some other SR generals with 4stars like Baba Nafousa and some others...Will get them to higher levels and use them as my team from now on. However, is there a certain type of formation I should concentrate on? Like 2 guards, 2 archers etc..because I will change their types depending on the formation( unless they have some special ability that can be used at certain type of troops). Finally, I have Tiger of Kai with 1 star now, you think I should sit her aside or get her to lv40 and keep using her?
And thank you very much!

Originally Posted by Lily123

Finally, I have Tiger of Kai with 1 star now, you think I should sit her aside or get her to lv40 and keep using her?
And thank you very much!

99% that 1 star Tiger of Kai can hit harder than anything 4 star you have.
Before evo card challenge my Tiger of Kai was 2 star and it was still my main damage dealer even though I had 4 star SR/SSR for the rest of the team.

Originally Posted by Machcio

99% that 1 star Tiger of Kai can hit harder than anything 4 star you have.
Before evo card challenge my Tiger of Kai was 2 star and it was still my main damage dealer even though I had 4 star SR/SSR for the rest of the team.

Yeah Tiger of Kai and Master Strategist are the generals who deal big damage as stated by Semaphore's previous post. Before, I tested a level 35 UR Tiger of Kai to a level 55 SR Kakizaki and the former had a big damage difference compared to the latter.