Everything you need to know about Modes in Shining Beyond

 

Shining Beyond is the latest MMORPG developed by XII Braves PTE Ltd. It is available on both iOS and Android. It is an IDLE based Gacha game that provides players with a compelling story and stunning visuals that separate it from the rest of the competition.

 

The game has a lot of unique modes. Some of them are PvP, while some rely on you killing AI Controlled Monsters. All of them are different from each other and add a breath of fresh air into the game. In this article, we will talk about everything you need to know about different modes in Shining Beyond.

 

Understanding Guild Raid Mode:

 

Guild Raids are a unique mode of Shining Beyond. These can only be done if you are in a guild that has high-level players inside it. Your guild’s leader can summon various monsters in a particular area that the entire guild will have to fight to defeat. These monsters can vary in difficulty and attack type as well.

 

Usually, you gain 30% of the total loot the monster drops per individual player, while players who deal the highest amount of damage gain 70% of the total loot. The guild leader receives an exclusive reward if he is actively participating in the raid as well.

 

Guild Raids are a very efficient way of leveling up in Shining Beyond. They are generally extremely fun to play as well as the monsters spawned in Guild Raids cannot be found anywhere else around the map. We recommend that you use the IDLE feature in Guild Raiding.

 

 

It would help if you fought the boss actively for an hour. After this, you are given a damage per hour score. That damage is done in IDLE mode to the boss no matter what you are doing (even if you are offline.) The IDLE feature is then very useful as it keeps you in the game while also allowing you to perform other tasks, whether inside or outside the game.

 

The IDLE score you get will be 10% of the total damage you dealt while fighting the boss in one hour. So, it will be significantly lower.

 

Use Tower Mode For Farming:

 

Tower Mode is a PvE game mode where you have to climb levels in a tower-like structure facing harder and harder mobs and monsters as you rank up further into the game. The advantage of a tower game mode is that it does not strictly follow any storyline and that the loot present in the Tower is one of the best in the game.

 

The hard part about Tower is that the mobs present there are extremely strong relative to your level and are also generally high HP, so they require a lot of time and effort to take down. Thankfully, Shining Beyond has added an IDLE feature in the Tower mode as well.

 

Like the guild fights, you can now play a Tower Fight for about 20 minutes and then use the Auto-Battle feature to keep dealing damage to the mobs and monsters present there even if you are offline.

 

 

Use Arena Mode to Grind Levels:

 

Shining Beyond’s PvP mechanic is a bit different compared to other games. Every 24 hours, you gain five entry passes into the Arena, the primary place where players can engage in PvP. You can buy more arena entries as you move further into the game.

 

However, we recommend that when you are managing multiple modes as you would in Shining Beyond, the Arena should be a mode that you should focus on the least. While it is great for grinding levels and generally enjoying yourself, the five entry passes are enough for most people, and you should focus on modes such as Tower so that you gain resources and levels.

 

The arena mode has no downside to it if you lose. You only get a negative win-rate if you keep losing, but even that has no real downsides. So, you can hop into the Arena every day, play your five fights, gain some levels, and then focus on the other modes, which are generally more rewarding.

 

You can also use the IDLE functionality in Arena, so you can go ahead and auto-battle your arena modes. So, generally, Arena is usually played as a side-game.

 

 

An Overview of Adventure Mode:

 

Adventure Mode is the mode you will probably be playing the most. It is generally considered the standard MMORPG experience for most players. You can move in and around the map and travel the world while fighting PvE monsters and completing your quest-line stories.

 

When it comes to IDLE functionality, you can auto-complete quests if you are at a significantly high level. We do not recommend that you go for an option like that, as it generally gets tedious because the AI is not smart enough to recognize path-finding very well yet. So, you should try and do your major quests on your own.

 

The map is quite expansive, and there are plenty of places to flash farm mobs and monsters and level your characters up. Do note that each currency gained in the game is different from the other. There is a high chance you’ll probably need to balance the time you spend in each mode, so you have the most resources at the end of the day.

 

Conclusion:

 

Shining Beyond is an MMORPG filled to the brim with unique modes and ideas that define it in its league. The game’s dungeon raids are extremely hard to do, especially without a proper party, as there is no real pure healing class in the game.

 

Therefore, we recommend that they do not play in many dungeons as they take up a lot of time and effort for mediocre rewards, especially in the early levels. As you move further up the ladder, you can go for dungeons with a party or a guild that you can trust so they can provide better synergies to your characters in terms of global and passive skills.

 

In conclusion, these tips and the general overview of modes should help you level up considerably faster.