Fire is weak to water is weak to grass is weak to fire, and sun and moon are weak to each other. Also, enemies have weaknesses, as shown in the upper right, under the pause button. One thing to note is that when you clear a set of elements, your character with that element will start an attack, and the amount of damage will be based on how many adjacent tiles you match. The tutorial should have explained this concept well enough, I would think. Once you’re done selecting, press that big red button near the bottom to start the live:īasically the goal of the game is to match adjacent same-element tiles, either vertically, horizontally, diagonally, or a mix of all. Note that after selecting character for a live, you cannot use them for operations or management. To be honest, I’m not exactly sure if the characters’ stats or properties affect the outcome of the live, so I just like to balance out things by choosing one character each of a different color. 3 hrs length live, No attack bonus in Operations, Costs 50000 Beats!Īfter selecting what kind of live you will perform, you then choose the characters to perform in the live:.
1 hr length live, 1.05x attack bonus in Operations, Costs 18000 Beats!. 30 mins length live, 1.1x attack bonus in Operations, Costs 8000 Beats!. 10 mins length live, 1.15x attack bonus in Operations, Costs 2500 Beats!. 5 mins length live, 1.2x attack bonus in Operations, Costs 1000 Beats!. When performing a live, you can select different lives, which all have different costs and effects. Let’s start with the Live Menu first, since you would ideally want to perform a Live before going on an Operation: This is where you get Beats!, Cards, Medals, and a whole bunch of other stuff. If you poke him/her, he/she will make cute noises That is, assuming the character is voiced. If you are expecting a free item, you can get it here. Needed for leveling up cards or starting Lives. Beats! which is pretty much the in-game currency. If you run out, you’ll have to wait a bit, or use a Key Coffee (explained later) I’ve labeled the different parts of the main screen, so here’s an explanation of each: Note that if you use the quick start, you may have to set-up your account (put in an e-mail address and password) otherwise, you won’t be able to back-up your account.Īfter going through the long tutorial (which should already demonstrate the basics of the gameplay for you), or if you already have an account and everything, you will get to the main page: If you do have one, you would probably want to use the second button (because I ended up creating two accounts because of that). If you don’t have a mbga account it will create one for you, or if you are logged into your account in your default browser, it will use that account. 
That big red button there is kind of like a “Quick Start” button.
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