Let me talk about myself first. I'm a 25-year-old office worker, commuting an hour each day, with a one-hour lunch break. The remaining time is mostly shredded by overtime and meetings. Since I got into the game ‘Super Fleet,' I realized it's practically tailor-made for people like us who only have fragmented time. Don't tell me anymore ‘I don't have time for gaming'; what we need is to play smartly, you know?
On the subway in the morning, I usually do two things: collect crops and start constructions. The game's shipbuilding and tech upgrades all work in timed phases. Before leaving in the morning, I start a one-and-a-half-hour upgrade project, and by the time I arrive at work, it's ready to collect—perfect timing. Don't start with those long projects that take ten-plus hours, or you'll have nothing to do during the day. Remember, fragmented time is for small tasks—don't be greedy.
During lunch break after eating, I look for a corner in the stairwell with no one around and play for about twenty minutes. What's best to do at this time? Participate in legion battles or raiding small ports. Since many people are online at noon, a quick shout can let you join legion activities and earn some merits. As our team leader says: if you're not online at noon, you have no right to grab gear in the evening. Haha, true story.
As for the evening? Working overtime until eight is normal, and lying in bed at home, I don't want to think at all. I just set the fleet to auto-patrol to run trades or farm resource dungeons, while I scroll through short videos, occasionally glancing back. If I happen to have free time on the weekend, that's when I seriously match in world battles. The special effects of thousands of ships firing at once are really satisfying, but that's mostly just Friday night indulgence because I don't have to wake up early the next day.
Finally, a sincere suggestion: this game doesn't charge money, but it's quite time-consuming. Don't compare your progress with the big spenders on the server. We office workers play mainly for stress relief. Log in for fifteen minutes a day, complete your daily tasks, upgrade what needs upgrading, raid what needs raiding, then log out. If you can control yourself, it's a great companion on your commute. If you lose control, overtime becomes endless, and why are you even playing in a fleet? You might as well be the boss's fleet… those who know, know. 😏