Offering some friendly help to new players! ^_^ (Up to around T6 content now!)

[Seedlings]

Hiya! I'd like to help out everybody just starting out in Bit Heroes, and I've got a few characters in the game to do it with! (Okay, maybe more than a few if you've seen my screenshot...)

I know that I won't be the best help out there seeing how I'm a slower-paced free player, but it's still more than enough to get a start. As of April 7, I have five characters around 2.8k-2.9k TS (Total Stats) and many more with about half that amount. I'm hoping to push through quest maps on all of them soon so I can grow even stronger, but I also want to help others grow too!

All you need to do is let me know your in-game name here; I'll send out the requests when I read the forum, which I try to do regularly but please forgive me if it takes a few days. If you really need something specific (more DPS, or more Tanks) be sure to let me know! Otherwise I'll probably just pick a couple random Seedlings to help. :P

Once we're friends, you can put my character(s) into your party for major quest (zone) dungeons (the large icons on the quest map with stars under them) as well as raid dungeons. You can also send me messages in-game when I'm online, whether it's to ask for advice about the game or to seek my help for a World Boss fight - I'm always happy to help if I am able.

(If you really want to have me run a World Boss though, please do send a message to me first. I might not have the energy to spare, be busy doing something else, or may be waiting for a better daily bonus.)

One last thing I should mention - like pretty much everybody else I do want to see at least some activity out of my friends so that I know I'm being of help. However, I'm pretty relaxed with my "kick timer" - only removing people from my list if they're at least 1 week offline and only if I need to free up the space for new invites. I believe that everybody should take the game at their own pace and not feel rushed by a 24-hour rule other (admittedly more useful) people might impose.

I've still got plenty of space so I'll be adding everybody~

[Clicker Master]

Originally posted by Seedlings:

@Drinaw and ummahusla - I've sent you both some requests! Not sure if I can handle R3 Heroic yet, but I hope I'll be of some help. :)

Feel free to message me in the game if you want to ask questions or just let me know how you're doing, etc. I'm always happy to chat!

Thanks mate!

[nori]

Originally posted by Seedlings:

@Drinaw and ummahusla - I've sent you both some requests! Not sure if I can handle R3 Heroic yet, but I hope I'll be of some help. :)

Feel free to message me in the game if you want to ask questions or just let me know how you're doing, etc. I'm always happy to chat!

Thank you ^^ indeed, not strong enough to help me for heroic R3.
But anyway, hard R3 is ok tho.

[Seedlings]

Well, if you need more friends of comparable stats, I *do* have more Seedlings. ^_^

(I'm still trying to eek out a few more TS from gearing up in T8 Epics, too.)

[Clicker Master]

How many hours you’ve logged?
What do you think about fishing!? Is it worth to spend time on it? What is better to use premium currency?

I bought a starter set for $6 is it worth to upgrade it or shall I just keep grinding and look for a better items?

Is it worth try to get a defensive box with pets for 1k premium currency?

[Seedlings]

My in-game time is approximately 1455 hours (60 days 15 hours as stated by my in-game profile for one of my primary accounts - take that as you will). Haven't really clocked in very many hours on Steam as I prefer to play through the web-based platform.

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Fishing is worthwhile if you still have time to spend after finishing your various energies. You can buy things in the shell shop like mount guts if you want to further the main game, or get better rods/bobbers to improve your fishing.

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Premium currency is largely spent on three big things to further progression:

1) Pet and Accessory slot items (until you're pleased with what you have, keep rolling these boxes from the gem shop)
2) Bribing raid familiars (usually the Legendaries for 1600 each)
3) Buying raid shard baskets when they go on sale (most efficient gains per gem spent)

Usually they're prioritized in this order. I tend to be of the opinion that *every* Legendary has its place, but others may recommend only bribing specific Legendary familiars that fit the current meta (right now that basically means Astaroth from R1, Bully from R3, and Zol from R5, along with potentially other Legendaries if you're after a Mythic fusion).

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The starter set gives you Tier 2 Epic equipment, which is great until you reach zone 3 (Lakehaven). If you really want to keep that T2 Epic stuff you'd have to upgrade each piece about twice to get the stats needed to keep progressing. That's much more expensive material-wise than looking for T3 Rare equipment and upgrading each piece of that twice. As a general rule, I would strongly recommend looking for current-tier equipment to replace the old stuff as you keep moving through each zone:

Zone 2 = about 180 TS = T2 Rare+1 or T2 Epic+0 gear
Zone 3 = about 270 TS = T3 Rare+2 or T3 Epic+1 gear (or T2 Epic+2, but that's a waste of materials)
Zone 4 = about 550-600 TS = T4 Epic+3 or T4 Legendary+2 gear
Zone 5 = about 750 TS = T5 Epic+3 or T5 Legendary+2 or T4 Legendary+4 gear (T5 Epics are suggested as they're the cheapest to upgrade and easiest to find)
Zone 6 = about 1.1k TS = T6 Epic+3, with maybe one T6 Legendary upgraded
Zone 7 = about 1.6k TS = T7 Epic+3, with 1-2 T7 Legendaries upgraded

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And as for the shop's pet and accessory boxes - yes, those are worth saving up for the Larges. Your chances at a Legendary item are drastically improved over getting five Small eggs/boxes. I would in fact suggest the Large Defense Pet Egg as the very first thing you pick up from the gem shop (after the forced tutorial). After your first pet, you should save up another 1000 for a Large Accessory Box to assist in the role you want to play at late game.

Note that these gem shop eggs/boxes can go on sale sometimes for 15-20% off. There may also be "Hyper" and "Mega" boxes offered for a limited time at similar discounts. Hypers are exactly like Larges, but combine several different Pets or Accessories together into one box (for example, a Hyper Defense Pet Egg has every Pet with a healing and/or shielding effect in the box including a couple unique Legendaries). Megas are similar to Hypers in that they offer a diverse pool of items and draw 5 items per box, but one of these is guaranteed to be at least an Epic quality instead of Rare and usually costs somewhere around 5100 gems because of this.

[Clicker Master]

Originally posted by Seedlings:

My in-game time is approximately 1455 hours (60 days 15 hours as stated by my in-game profile for one of my primary accounts - take that as you will). Haven't really clocked in very many hours on Steam as I prefer to play through the web-based platform.

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Fishing is worthwhile if you still have time to spend after finishing your various energies. You can buy things in the shell shop like mount guts if you want to further the main game, or get better rods/bobbers to improve your fishing.

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Premium currency is largely spent on three big things to further progression:

1) Pet and Accessory slot items (until you're pleased with what you have, keep rolling these boxes from the gem shop)
2) Bribing raid familiars (usually the Legendaries for 1600 each)
3) Buying raid shard baskets when they go on sale (most efficient gains per gem spent)

Usually they're prioritized in this order. I tend to be of the opinion that *every* Legendary has its place, but others may recommend only bribing specific Legendary familiars that fit the current meta (right now that basically means Astaroth from R1, Bully from R3, and Zol from R5, along with potentially other Legendaries if you're after a Mythic fusion).

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The starter set gives you Tier 2 Epic equipment, which is great until you reach zone 3 (Lakehaven). If you really want to keep that T2 Epic stuff you'd have to upgrade each piece about twice to get the stats needed to keep progressing. That's much more expensive material-wise than looking for T3 Rare equipment and upgrading each piece of that twice. As a general rule, I would strongly recommend looking for current-tier equipment to replace the old stuff as you keep moving through each zone:

Zone 2 = about 180 TS = T2 Rare+1 or T2 Epic+0 gear
Zone 3 = about 270 TS = T3 Rare+2 or T3 Epic+1 gear (or T2 Epic+2, but that's a waste of materials)
Zone 4 = about 550-600 TS = T4 Epic+3 or T4 Legendary+2 gear
Zone 5 = about 750 TS = T5 Epic+3 or T5 Legendary+2 or T4 Legendary+4 gear (T5 Epics are suggested as they're the cheapest to upgrade and easiest to find)
Zone 6 = about 1.1k TS = T6 Epic+3, with maybe one T6 Legendary upgraded
Zone 7 = about 1.6k TS = T7 Epic+3, with 1-2 T7 Legendaries upgraded

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And as for the shop's pet and accessory boxes - yes, those are worth saving up for the Larges. Your chances at a Legendary item are drastically improved over getting five Small eggs/boxes. I would in fact suggest the Large Defense Pet Egg as the very first thing you pick up from the gem shop (after the forced tutorial). After your first pet, you should save up another 1000 for a Large Accessory Box to assist in the role you want to play at late game.

Note that these gem shop eggs/boxes can go on sale sometimes for 15-20% off. There may also be "Hyper" and "Mega" boxes offered for a limited time at similar discounts. Hypers are exactly like Larges, but combine several different Pets or Accessories together into one box (for example, a Hyper Defense Pet Egg has every Pet with a healing and/or shielding effect in the box including a couple unique Legendaries). Megas are similar to Hypers in that they offer a diverse pool of items and draw 5 items per box, but one of these is guaranteed to be at least an Epic quality instead of Rare and usually costs somewhere around 5100 gems because of this.

Holy moly!

Thanks for an extensive answer. This game is very dependable on the gems, and literally 5000 gems = $50 which is too expensive for me.

How is a good idea to buy a better fishing rods? Do they improve a lot? In mid/late game, does fishing make sense?

[Clicker Master]

Additionally, what about guild slots? How to increase them? At the start there is 20 of them?

[Seedlings]

Yeah, I wouldn't worry too much about the gems - if you're willing to put in the time, they'll come easily enough. If free/cheap third-party offers are a thing you're willing to do to get them, I recommend checking the game's mobile platform for the Offerwall tasks. Even without reward ads or Offerwall, if you're really dedicated you can still earn about 1k gems (or whereabouts) in a week.

Early game though, Large boxes work just fine. You might even get lucky with them and not need to resort to Megas to pull an Epic or Legendary. I personally play the game without any ads/Offerwall, though I'm also terribly casual when it comes to making progression anyways. :P

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Fishing rods...well, I haven't fished as much as I'd like to yet (due to lack of time to get through my energy so my bait's been piling up), but I imagine there is a little bit of improvement from being able to cast farther out into the water. I'd probably suggest saving up for the Rare (blue) quality rod first if you're confident in your fishing abilities, or the Rare (blue) quality bobber if you're not confident. After that it's up to whether you want to have the prestige of owning a higher-quality rod or cash out the shells you're getting for some mount guts or stat points.

If you have the time it's pretty much always worthwhile to aim for the 500-point milestone in fishing every 2 weeks. If you have a suitably large fish to get some decent rewards, it may be more optimal to save your bait for the next fishing contest to start. Doesn't matter how early or late in the game you are when it comes to fishing.

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Guild member slots are one of the perks purchased with Guild Bucks, earned from Guild vs Guild events (coincidentally, such an event is starting in about 50 hours from now). Each perk can be leveled up to 5, so a guild can have up to 25 members if they max out the member perk.

[Clicker Master]

Great answer. Thank you once again mate

[0x9D]

i am AJCASBAR404, i am only level 11 tho, hope thats ok

i major need help, but its ok if im like, too low level for you

[Seedlings]

@AJ - Don't worry, I'll help you too! ^_^

[Clicker Master]

Originally posted by evergreen116:

i am AJCASBAR404, i am only level 11 tho, hope thats ok

i major need help, but its ok if im like, too low level for you

You can add me - ummahusla

I'm level 45 tho

[76561198843983156]

My IGN : KUNDAR , I hope you can help me out ^^

[Seedlings]

@Kundar - I've sent some help! Welcome to the game and have fun! ^_^

[PaperyBasket]

Hello can you friend my alt paperybasket517 it's having trouble on r1