The manually clicking will eventually stop. That’s different.Īfter you get some speed champions you will be rocketing through. This game does rather spit you out of “Dwarven Road College” (that’s the tutorial) and go “you got it now, tally ho!” – Then you are just like, doing your thing and you have no clue what to do and you find yourself in a Ballroom Blitz. Typically when you are out in the “big bad world” and onto your own adventure within the Sword Coast. The advice is just to do the main mission adventures you see first until you HAVE to do some variants in order to progress. He’s a great dwarf after all.Īlso, don’t fall into the “Are Ya Chicken” trap or ANY variants. The main takeaway here is just go through the motions, write down what you are learning (or just remember) and do what Bruenor tells you.
The speed of progress, especially in the tutorial sections of the game is mindbogglingly slow but it does and will pick up. But, that’s off topic, let’s get into it. Incidentally, the song “Orion” in the 80s came out on an LP and I misread it as “Onion” so I have that tune in my head every-time I use the Onion Method. This whole concept being called the “Onion Method”. (Totally different to being good at the game by the way) A “Layer” being a feature, mechanic or step in the process of getting a game and “peeling” back a layer means I have successfully accomplished “getting” it. Thus, this is what I am talking about when I say these words. In fact, over the decades, it has become THE fun sometimes just following the “Onion Method” rather than actually playing some games. This gives me a way to look at each game I play in detail and be able to play it to the way I will have fun. In every game I play, I personally use a technique whereby I “peel” away each “layer” of the game’s Onion (no not Orion). So let’s get into the things you shouldn’t worry about as a New Player in Idle Champions. However, this is to devoid the common misconceptions about free-to-play games and all that entails.
This guide was written due to the common misconceptions new players have about the game, and yes this isn’t a defence of the game being the “perfect game”, as there is no “perfect games” people. After reading this guide my Onion Guide – may be a good read to follow as I will use similar language as in that guide, namely “layers”. Possibly even more, it depends how quick you are.
Welcome to the guide for those new players either just starting or below, I would say 1,500 hours in the game.
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