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It seems like it requires a lot of manual input, so I probably wouldn't do it without a mission.

From level 26, Tier 2 troops, just below the final Tier 1, become available. They are quite powerful. I'm currently around 14th place on the server, based on mansion ranking. Not bad for a free-to-play player.

A small clan appeared and settled in a space within our allied territory, then attacked my alliance's gathering units without any warning. When the alliance leader spoke with them, they claimed they attacked because we were encroaching on their land to gather resources... Honestly, ??? I can't understand why they would act so unreasonably towards the current World #2 alliance, but perhaps it's their way of showing consideration so we don't get too bored. Finally, a war broke out, and we had our first small-scale PvP engagement outside of events. The next season is coming soon, and we'll be merging with other worlds, which is when this will likely become the norm.

This game first appeared with the 500 time quest, and I'm curious if there's a hidden element~~

I think I'll be looking at level 28 before October. It's been about a month and two weeks since I started playing. If I have time, I should write a simple guide for this game on my blog. Maybe something like reaching level 25 in a month without spending money, or some game progression tips? After I finish writing, I'll post the link on PlayO too.

It might be because there aren't many players, but most events can be cleared with in-game currency, so purchasing packages isn't mandatory. It's quite playable. There's no toxic pay-to-win pressure typical of these games. Kled is almost 5-star. I've just been consistently participating in events.

I think I'll be level 30 in about a month. I'm also wrapping up the chronicles and Season 1 is ending soon. I've defeated Mortem 3 and I'm just getting into level 26 for Mentions.

It has a good amount of retro elements and seems like a well-made SLG game.

I think idle strategy simulation RPGs are my kind of genre. I've been playing it on and off for 30 days without spending any money, and I've just reached level 25. You can think of it like a territory conquest war game similar to Clash of Clans or Romance of the Three Kingdoms, or Conqueror's Blade. Ultimately, it's about upgrading your main tech to produce more high-tier troops, gathering resources, repeating events, strengthening heroes and unit types, and then engaging in alliance wars. I've played similar genres before, so I'm having fun with it. I plan to keep playing consistently until at least level 30.

As with most games of this type, joining an active and larger alliance is the fastest way to level up. More importantly, you need to participate in various events for rapid leveling. A larger, active alliance means more active event participation, allowing you to tag along with lower-level players, join events, and smoothly acquire various items. This game offers a prologue skip feature for faster leveling. If you enjoy Resident Evil-style games, there seems to be an element of exploration in the mansion's basement worth enjoying without skipping. By actively participating in events, you can also get a good supply of gems, and it seems like item and resource acquisition is smooth up to level 20.