Hello everyone, I am the editor of Qitan. Today I am going to introduce to you a mobile game "Magic Century" that I have been addicted to recently. I will also compile a guide for newbies so that you can avoid detours!
To be honest, when I first saw that this was a turn-based mobile game, I thought it was an old game. I ended up playing it for an afternoon, and I'm so impressed⚠️ This game is definitely not a “cutting melons and vegetables” idle game, and the amount of content really exceeded my expectations.
First let's talk about the mission system. The task chain in the game is designed to be very interesting. It is not as boring as having you mechanically talk to people and fight monsters. The main plot and the side plots are intertwined, and you have to run around to solve various puzzles. Some tasks even require a good relationship with NPCs to unlock the follow-up. Don't be lazy when you are a newbie, take all the tasks, many hidden rewards are hidden at the end of the task chain!
Then there is life skills, which must be emphasized! There are various life skills in the game such as gathering, crafting, and cooking. With the rich production recipes, you can be completely self-sufficient. I suggest that you just choose two or three life skills to refine, and don't be greedy for too many. For example, if you practice blacksmithing, you can build equipment. The extra equipment can be placed in the auction house to earn gold coins, which is a pleasure. Materials can be obtained by collecting them or dropping them from monsters. It's a good idea to go to the wild and stock up some materials in your backpack.
The pet system is also worth studying. There are various growth routes for pets in the game, not just simple star promotion or upgrade. Some special pets require specific props to evolve, which requires you to explore different maps and complete dungeons to collect props. Beginners are advised to cultivate a defensive pet as a human shield first, and if it matches their output profession, the efficiency of painting will be much higher.
Let's talk about team play. Guild wars and daily side events are indeed a challenge for newbies, but don't be afraid! I remember the first time I played in a guild war, I was pushed to the ground and rubbed by the opponent. I followed the guild boss to learn more about positioning and skill release timing, and I gradually found the feeling. Here is a suggestion for you: It is very important to join a guild with high activity. The weekly guild tasks and team copy rewards are really rich.
By the way, the game's interactive system is also particularly pleasing. You can learn skills from a master, take on apprentices, become sworn brothers, or even get married! Not only is it a social gimmick, the master-apprentice system can provide additional experience bonuses, and forming a fraternal team can provide attribute bonuses, which are all real benefits. When I first entered the game, I relied on my master to guide me through dungeons, and my upgrade speed took off✈️
Finally, let me talk about the most satisfying aspect of this game - the trading system. Equipment, materials, pet eggs, and life skill products can all be traded, with free pricing and free trade. It really feels like setting up a street stall. If you don't lack gold coins in the later stages of the game, just put the rare materials you get in the store and wait for the money to be collected!
In short, Magic Century is a game that whether you are a Buddhist player or a liver emperor, you can find your own gameplay rhythm in it. Friends who haven't jumped in yet may wish to give it a try, see you in the game! If you have any questions that you don't understand, you can leave a message below the post and I will reply as soon as I see it~ 😉