Shining Beyond: Early Game Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Shining Beyond is an idle-action hybrid RPG game that is developed by XII Braves PTE LTD. It features an exciting mix of both active and idle gameplay where you can actively fight against powerful monsters and complete dungeons while also having the ability to exit the game and passively gather resources, which add a new layer of sophistication to the game.

 

 

The RPG is set in the realm of Feldria, which is a land struck by wear where evil is actively trying to take away the residents’ freedom. The game has a real-time co-op multiplayer with an incredibly intricate customization system and a lovely soundtrack as well.

 

Players in the game are known to make mistakes, especially in the early stages, as the game has quite a steep learning curve. Therefore, reading all the tips mentioned down below should help you avoid most of them.

 

Do not start with a team of Valiant Heroes:

 

It would help if you never started with a team of more than 3 or 4 Valiant Heroes. Firstly, they are not available on the regular SSR Selector tickets. So, you will not be able to combine these Valiants for you to increase their level or upgrade them very quickly.

 

You will need to keep purchasing these specific Valiants or use more expensive Selector Tickets, which will hinder your early game progression by a very fair margin. Their shards cost 50 percent more in the forge. They are much harder to promote than every other hero in the game.

 

If you do have about 1-2 Valiant Heroes, we recommend that you prioritize your Omnnishards on them, and your composition should still work fine. If it is anything more significant, it will not be possible for you to keep them all upgraded and in tip-top shape, leading to you losing fights against higher level enemies exceptionally quickly.

 

We recommend that you go for a balanced team with the lowest number of Valiant heroes possible.

 

Never forget to take Advantage of your Shards:

 

 

Shining Beyond is a game that is based on dedication and sheer commitment. Therefore, it's no surprise that it requires you to log in and perform specific tasks daily. If you are not performing these from the first day, you will always be at an inherent disadvantage compared to other players.

 

One of the essential things you should never forget doing is using your useless SSR shards in the forge to craft 50 shards of each hero. There is a specific limit to how many shards you can re-forge if day. If you make the mistake of forgetting about them, it will make upgrading your heroes extremely time-consuming and much harder.

 

Check your Shop Daily:

 

New Players tend to forget that the shop in Shining Beyond is updated daily. So, there is a high chance you might be missing out on good deals that pop up for a limited amount of time.

 

There are also a few monthly deals that cost real-life money you should look out for. While they are not that expensive, they do provide you with a lot of value for the cost. They increase your progression speed by quite a bit, but they are not necessary for any way or form.

 

Moreover, the shop also has a free SSR ticket and some shards that you can claim daily for free for a limited time. Not claiming these every day is a huge mistake, and it sets you back quite a bit as those free resources really help upgrade your heroes later in the game.

 

Craft your Daily SSR Ticket:

 

 

Shining Beyond allows you to craft one random SSR Hero Summon ticket every day. This ticket is the only way you can reliably get the chance to upgrade your SSR heroes without a lot of hassle.

 

Forgetting about this for even a day can set your progress by a massive amount as the generation is entirely random, and there is a high chance you will not be seeing your needed SSR hero anytime soon.

 

Moreover, the ticket's price will increase if you stop doing the SSR hero Summon Ticket daily. The next time you do it, there is a high chance that it will be priced much higher than before. Usually, the price ranges from 150,000 to 200,000, depending on your overall consistency.

 

Be very careful with Job Selection:

 

Job Selection is an essential part of Shining Beyond. It has an incredibly fresh take on skill trees and jobs in general. This will allow you to customize each character with each job dictating in what way their stats will be affected.

 

Naturally, some jobs have been proven to be better for certain heroes a while others have proven to be useful in every scenario. Keeping this in mind, you should always spend a large chunk of your time researching a particular hero before you upgrade any skill tree.

 

 

While in most cases, refunds are possible for a specific skill. However, it gets incredibly costly if you reset all your skills, and they set you back a fair share of resources for doing so as well. Moreover, it is an absolute waste of time as selecting the wrong job composition for your characters makes them inherently weaker than others, which means you will not be grind resources or PvP as effectively as a counterpart with properly selected jobs.

 

Therefore, do not upgrade your Job Tree unless you are sure of the final draft of characters you wish to run, and if the job composition you want is viable in the current meta or not.

 

Conclusion:

 

Shining Beyond is an idle action hybrid RPG. Even though it relies on you being AFK, it still demands consistency and dedication towards playing it. There are many little but crucial things you need to be careful about to progress at a rapid pace in the game.

 

These little things include checking the shop daily, looking up job selections, and always being careful about your resources. You will lose your progress or might even need to start the game from scratch if you fail to do any of these.