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A lot of people seem to have a tendency to jump online first in any game, and they tend to just play without taking advice; coming from other games, I see it happen a lot. People just sort of trudge along without doing research, don't take advice and possibly assuming that they're doing something wrong, but unwilling to fix it, or they're trying their own stuff without knowing the mechanics behind it.
It's a shame, but at least this doesn't seem like a game where one person not knowing what they're doing will completely stonewall you, unless they're doing something like selling defenses; at least, not for some people. It's nice to see that there's at least some people who try to help others online; it really sucks when a community doesn't want to help newer players, but it's always ironic when it does, but said newer players don't take advantage of it in any way other than attempting to leech builds, gear or other things that don't make them better in the long run.
I have to object a bit there. Gear is make or break in the majority of popular (mmo)RPG, which is what people have most likely played before.
I completely agree about the level bit, mostly it is just a rush to maxlevel, to begin getting in the 'endgame'. Gear still matters there though.
As for educating new players, there is not much other that insisting that they visit the Wiki and use the search button a lot. As outdated, incomplete and lacking in structure as it is, it still is the best all-in-one source of information on DD that we have.
It really needs a crash course page along the lines of: "So, you are new to DD, here is some basic information you need to know". There is a lot of non-obvious and arbitrary stuff in the game that can be real showstoppers (and turnoffs).
The alternative, trawling the official forum for the info, is a hopeless and unusually cruel task.
I haven't really played a game where gear was the focal points for anything but the extreme end-game, which not many people got to; I've always been more concerned with levels in those sorts of games, and gear was always on the back of my mind compared to levels. Levels were always a requirement for gear, but gear was difficult to obtain to the point of it being for the small elite or something that was so easy to obtain that it was assumed you had it; but I digress, we've probably just played different sorts of games, and perhaps I'm in the minority there.
Some people, much to my dismay, can't be helped; they're headstrong, refuse to listen and don't read up on games. Some people are like that; I'd suggest just looking for those who are willing to listen to you and absorb knowledge, since they're the ones who are most easily helped, and those who your helping will probably have the largest effect on.
1. The headstrong ones who will not listen, loot everything not pinned down to the ground and on occasion ruin your builds by upgrading the wrong things first or wasting mana at the start of the game.
2. The ones who will immediately stand still and drop their mana for you and watch as you place your auras and traps in certain places to maximise their usage.
The first you cannot do anything with, they are not able to listen and learn by nature, it's too late for you to try and show them the way because ultimately they will get bored of your way and make the same mistakes over and over again.
The second will watch and learn and will soon be hosting their own games trying to farm shards, kg or td themselves.
If you want to teach 'newbies' you have to separate the first from the second and unfortunately remove the first from your game (I don't like to kick, but I will do it if someone upgrades the north and south crystals on sky city when I have built on the middle crystal, attracting the djinn after I have explained 8 times why no one should do that very thing).
Just my opinion, you might not like it because it does require you to shun a portion of the DD community.
Glitterhelm Hard or Insane, depending on your characters and gear, should be doable fairly easily, at least for Hard; Insane requires some higher stats or multiple characters, but I was soloing Hard with a Countess fairly easily once I hit 70, although I can't remember my stats. If you can't do either, Ramparts Hard or Insane; I'm not sure if there's easier methods for Mana, but you can grind up other characters while doing so, either a damage dealer or builders, so it's not too bad.
Eventually I ended up running the first wave of Nightmare Endless Spires on my Countess, with some Godly gear I had obtained from... I believe Alchemy Lab on Insane Survival, around wave 19 or so. I also had a Ranger built for damage, mainly because the Ogre is the only problem and if you can get rid of everything else and kite him, you're good; after that, I just looted the chests for early Mythicals, got myself to 74 to equip them and then started running Endless Spires with some friends, geared them up and used an Aura Monk, Summoner, EV and Countess as builders with two friends working damage dealers to eventually clear it. Now we can run it to about wave 20 or so on Survival until buffed Wyverns end up creaming us, but the gear is decent and some of us are close to or breaching one thousand or so in Tower Attack. It is worth noting that I did run some challenges on Nightmare, mainly Ogre Crush and Raining Goblins, for a few weapons of acceptable quality, one of which I passed on to a friend in our party to allow her to function as an acceptable damage dealer.
I'm not sure if my method was the best way, as you can apparently prepare yourself for Nightmare even more by getting a decent Seahorse from Insane Aquanos Survival for a damage dealing class, or by hoping Mythical armor drops from higher waves of Insane Survival, and I'm also not sure if Endless Spires is the best map to "break into" Nightmare with, but it worked for me, even without the best of the best.. I certainly wasn't being carried, because I was the one with the best gear for building on my team and ended up doing so until my buddy's Summoner passed mine; if you have friends, it does become easier because you don't need to manage both damage and building, while you also don't need to cover every builder.
I can't offer much advice for doing it solo, as I'd always fall apart on Endless Spires are wave eight or so; granted, I also didn't look at builds for it because I prefer creating my own, so there's that. I'm certain that if you look up a good build and have the right builders, it shouldn't be too difficult to tackle solo after you get some gear from the first few waves.