想轻松打通战役而不必抓狂？或者只是想快速刷星星？不管出于什么原因，如果你讨厌战役（这很合理），本指南至少能帮你减轻一些痛苦！为什么要玩战役？

Well first off, if you want/need reasons to play the campaign, there are actually a few: It's an excellent source of Stars Required to unlock characters Achievements As painful as it may be, there are actually reasons (Besides personal torture) to play through the campaign. For example, if you wish to unlock Tomomo, you need to beat Tomomo Hell (and in turn, the 4 main campaigns first). On the other hand, even if you lose you still can get 300-500 stars easily per round, with close to 1000-1500 stars on a win, so it's an effective means to farm stars for that one color pack you are hoping to get. Foreword This guide is not about making the campaign easier to beat (although you may find the tips useful in that regard) as much as make the campaign experience more rewarding and less painful overall. That said, there are a few things to take into consideration: This guide assumes you at least know the basics of gameplay (Turn order, battle system, etc.) You are at least familiar with different cards and their effects You aren't directly looking to beat it, you are looking to at least make the most out of your time in the campaign itself. Quirks About Bot AI So first things first, what do you need to know about your opponents? Bots Are Stupid There are a lot of flaws in their AI, including: They would prefer to charge to a Boss Battle square while at 1 HP instead of Dropping They will always use cards when applicable. They will use "Dinner" to heal 1 HP, they will use "Oh My Friend!" if it'll summon a boss, the list goes on. Bots will almost always try to defend, only excluding immunity rolls (Ie. Even if they get a 1, they are guaranteed to Evade), when opponents roll 1, or they are 1 HP themselves. Bots like to hit things. If they can hit you, they usually will try. Bots like to take short routes whenever possible. Bots Use "Lucky" Dice No matter what, the bots are programmed to have higher odds of rolling higher dice. This holds more true in higher difficulties, but even in normal most bots will be rolling on average 4-5. Keep this in mind when attacking them, even if they are low HP. Bots Always use the Same Deck If you know what bots are on the map, then you know what cards they will use. They will always throw in the same 10 cards into the deck. Character Choice So now you know who you're fighting, now it's time to choose what characters you want to play as. Now I won't say you should choose specific characters, but there are definitely some points you want to keep in mind when playing. Consider the 5 Damage Threshold Yes, you are rolling dice, but there are things you can do to mitigate or nullify most if not all RNG. One part I consider is the 5 Damage Threshold. Eventually somebody will roll a total of 5 between the dice and their Attack, and if you're full HP you generally don't want to rely solely on luck to survive this. So when choosing a character generally try to consider characters that can reasonably survive a total attack of 5. Example is QP or Kai. Both with 5 HP and 0 Defense means that they will only at worst take 4 damage, and be able to walk away or counter attack while still at 1 HP. Able to Survive an Attack Roll of 8 Now, on maps where characters have +2 ATK, you want to at least have a chance to survive their maximum roll. Obviously at a total of 8 there are few guarantees, but at least try to have a chance. Be Able to Be Aggressive In a pinch, if a bot is 1 HP it can be possible to net some stars (or deny a win, if the case need be), so you don't want to have your attack be as easy to dodge as "baby's first bullet hell". Consider Hyper Timing You don't want to get locked out of your hyper for the majority of the game, so being able to use a Hyper at Level 3 is definitely feasible (alternatively, having options such as Mimic or Gift Exchange also are good to keep in mind). Consider Proficiencies Generally speaking, High ATK characters are generally better against EVD characters (Tougher Evade and more Damage), High EVD is better against DEF characters (Lower ATK means Easier Evades), and High DEF characters are effective against High ATK (High attack means nothing if they only can do 1 damage anyway). Be willing to choose based on the map. Recommended Character All that in mind, I would recommend a few characters:

凯：他是全能型角色，可以根据需要在被动和主动玩法之间切换。他的Hyper技能还能通过阻止机器人反击来减轻其烦人的骰子投掷影响。 QP：凭借均衡的属性和安全的Hyper技能，她可以根据地图情况灵活选择被动或主动玩法，表现都很出色。 空：她的Hyper技能能对抗随机数生成（RNG），整体属性也不错，足以在机器人擅长的领域击败它们。但要记住，一次不幸的骰子投掷仍可能让你瞬间失败。 卡组构筑 首先要注意的是：构筑卡组时，要考虑到你获取卡牌的概率不如机器人。同时也要记住，机器人会在任何适用的情况下使用卡牌。这些都是你在构筑卡组时需要围绕的核心思路。其他一些值得考虑的思路如下： - 机器人会在适当时机使用卡牌，这意味着高费用卡牌可能会迫使它们随机浪费星星。 - 那些能在紧急情况下帮助你，而机器人却会随意丢弃的卡牌非常有用。 - 游戏中最棘手的部分可能是早期阶段，因此拥有能在那时为你提供助力的卡牌会有所帮助。 - 机器人喜欢事件卡牌。 - 尽量确保在最坏情况下，你添加的卡牌即使被机器人获得也不会对你造成伤害。 考虑到这些，我推荐的一些卡牌如下：

Dinner: Because of the bots tendencies to use cards whenever they can benefit even slightly from it, they will use Dinner even if they only get 1 HP back, meaning you can easily get 3 HP back from their poor use of it. The decent cost also means bots can throw away normas just by using it. Saki's Cookie: 1 HP always helps, and can mean the difference between life or death. Generally it doesn't hurt too bad if the bots get it either, so it is a safe card. Super All-Out Mode: Bots will almost always use this card the first moment they can, meaning 30 of their stars down the drain, and you get +2 ATK should they not burn it on you right away. Pudding!: Same as Dinner, though helps in the late game. Oh My Friend!: 30 star cost and the ability to use this card at level 1 means that the first moment a bot hits at least 30 stars with this card at their hand, they will use it. Throw in the fact that they like punching the Boss, and you are smart enough to avoid it if needed, and it can create a free way to have the bots keep killing themselves. Main Game Alright, you've stacked the odds in your favor as much as possible before the game, but that's nothing if you don't play smart. Speed-Up The Game!First, you want this to go by fast, right? Pressing Shift + Ctrl at the same time speeds the game up 6x (even more if you have the game-speed set up to Super Fast prior). Just keep in mind to watch the cards played in the lower-right corner, so you can still track the game. With this in mind 1 game, win or lose, can be done within about 5 minutes easily, so you can keep doing it over and over as needed. In addition, if you are holding Shift + Ctrl and press Alt+Tab to minimize the window, when you bring the window up (without touching Shift + Ctrl again), it will still think you are holding them (ie, you don't gotta tire your fingers). Stars Only!Generally speaking, you want to focus purely on stars collection. The bots are an unreliable source of wins, and you don't know the next time you will land (and kill) on an enemy base (Especially since Bots can and will eventually power house to Level 4 and summon a boss). Even if you are getting KO'd, you still get stars passively as well, so having that as a fallback is useful as well. If you happen to have enough wins already the moment you norma up, then go for it. But even if you are 1 win short, you don't know when you'll get that 1 win again, so it's not worth going for the majority of the time. Try to not Fight BotsUnless they are low HP (2 HP for Poppo, 1 HP for virtually everybody else), fighting enemies without buffs is usually going to hurt you more than them, due to their rigged rolls. Try to Avoid Bots Fighting YouJust like above, if you can try to keep behind bots as much as possible, even if this means taking a detour. If they are 1 HP though, they generally won't try to fight you. Watch Out for Gift ExchangePoppo always throws this in, and it can really screw up your plans, so keep that in mind if you start hoarding cards. Keep a Close Eye on the LeadYou don't want a bot to get too far ahead, so if they are coming close to a win, it may be worth using a card like Here or There. Track Boss HPAs I said earlier in this guide, Bots love to fight the Boss, but this rarely works out in their favor. This means that the Boss will often be a swelling piggy bank, if you can get the last hit. If it does get to 1 HP you can almost guarantee bots will kill it, so make sure you're in a position to deny that if possible. Warp Spaces can be GoodIf a Bot is gunning you down, WARP SPACE! If you just turned in a norma, WARP SPACE to get ready for another. As unreliable as it is, a Warp Space is one of the fastest ways to get from A to B. If there are more warp spaces between you and your destination than there are behind you, it will usually turn out to your favor. Try to Avoid the BossThe boss is usually more painful than the Rigged Roll Bots, so unless you are close to winning, an alternate route is usually more preferred. The less time you spend down the more time you have to win, especially while bots are throwing themselves face first into the bosses fists. Closing Thoughts Well, hopefully you are at least able to sit through the campaign without tearing your hair out, and maybe earn a few stars along the way. If you enjoy this guide, or have any suggestions, feel free to comment below or like above. Thank you for reading this guide all the way through. Take care and remember: Poppo always wins.