When I first entered the game, I really didn't understand anything. The interface was colorful and messy. At first I thought that the more dragon pets there were, the more powerful they would be, but in the end I foolishly brought all the dragons with me, and the battle lineup was full. Later I discovered that this game is not based on quantity. Each dragon has its own attributes that it is good at. If you bring them randomly, you will not be able to defeat them. The worst part was that I used all the gold coins I saved to draw dragon eggs, but when I upgraded my skills later, I was so poor that I really wanted to cry😭
There is also the "contract" system. I didn't understand it at all at first, so I just clicked on a dragon that I liked and signed the contract. As a result, I later discovered that the effects of different dragon combinations and different contracts were much different. My combination was simply terrible. When fighting the boss, I felt like my dragon was like a decoration. Later, I saw a forum guy saying that newbies can try different combinations in the early stage, and I slowly figured out a way to do it.
By the way, there is another particularly pitfall, which is the AFK system. At first, I thought that hanging up would be enough, but I found that the offline income was much different from that of hanging up online, and it was more efficient to go to specific maps. The first time I hung up was in Novice Village. When I came back, I saw that the income was so pitiful that I might as well have clicked twice manually.
But to be honest, this game is quite fun to get started. I really like the sticker style on the screen. When playing, it feels like playing in an arcade in the arcade. You can add skills with just a few clicks, which is very relaxing. And you don't have to stare all the time, and you won't fall behind too much if you hang up for a while when you're busy. It's really friendly to students like me.
Now I'm slowly getting better at it, I know how to go to the training ground to practice first, and I've also learned to understand the restraint relationship between dragon pets. Although I still often overturn, every time I use a new combination to win a level that I couldn't beat before, it feels really good! Are there any friends who are new to the game that I can chat with, or can any of the big guys give me some advice? I'm stuck at the big boss in Chapter 3 and can't get past it😅