See heroes section below in coin spend alternative. You may not be able to max that out, but you should spend almost the rest of your coins on warbadges after the cores minus any you spend on basic specialty reset during the season. You can get a total of 30K warbadges per season for a cost of 360k coins. Cutting edge is a big differentiator in terms of strength as it’s difficult to earn organically otherwise. The rest of your coins should be spent on as many warbadges as you can. My recommendation is that F2P players should be buying the 45k baneblade super energy cores per season, which means you can have enough cores for 1 baneblade part every 2 seasons. But it’s very unpredictable that the return can vary. It’s highly tempting to buy an extra SX ticket because you may not get that much and the time it takes to build super tickets. So to total it up, depending on ranking and Eden map, let’s say you’ll get 250k DD coins per season. For pure F2P, you lose out on an additional 150K DD Coins but will gain something similar through normal rewards and then season rewards itself (at least 150k DD coins per season minimum if you complete the requirements). You do miss out on a chunk of Doomsday coins from Season Challenge Pass which is highly worth the $20 USD, so if you only want to spend a little, doing this every season will go far. That’s why I also cover each hero drop per season, since I like to assess the overall worth and risk factor when you should spend those hard earned (and long-time accruing) tickets.ĭoomsday coins are going to be an important currency to your growth, as you’ll earn them throughout the SX season (Eden in all seasons so far). I want to talk about Doomsday coins first (not Silver, that’ll be another point below) because it’s taken a few seasons to realise how I’d rather approach it, considering hero luck, average tickets per hero and general hero development over the past few SX seasons.Īs a F2P, you want to take the more conservative route with in-game currency, and minimise the randomness and luck factor for steady, long-term growth. Keep being awesome! Donate to support my platforms Doomsday Coins This helps to maintain my website costs, development, creation efforts and putting food on the table. Please consider supporting my work by contributing any amount as low as $1.
Shelter 3 part1 free#
You can find my other advanced guides on Last Shelter down below, and if you find any of them useful, feel free to leave a comment here, sharing them with your alliance buddies in LINE, Discord and show some love! Here’s how you can get strong in Last Shelter KBA Squad. This guide will just give some adjustments to your expectations if you’re not already familiar with how things stack up when you hit the upper echelon of competitive players. I don’t judge anyone whether they are pure F2P, crazy spender in ‘whale’ LS language or if you’re somewhere in between, you can play the game however you like.
From here, you can take these as a base and adjust the points below depending on your level of spend or approach to the game with whatever you are comfortable with. To define free to play: I’m approaching it from a PURE free to play style: no money at all, simply relying on the in-game currency, limited events and drops and so forth. This will guide focus on the general development of how you can get strong, while I will write other guides focused around specific Eden season formats, Oblivion, Heroes, Hopeness Lab reconstructions, Baneblade and Cutting Edge tech. This one is for the pure free to play players after 18 months of playing, my own learning curve, the limitations and realizations of the pay to win landscape, but also the opportunities where those who don’t spend money – even if not to the scale of those who do spend (A LOT), can still find some enjoy and satisfaction in feeling fairly competitive.
Shelter 3 part1 how to#
Sup KBA Squad, it’s been a while since I last wrote a guide how to help you along your Last Shelter journey.
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