PVE tips
eddidit
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I'm sure this has been discussed before but I can't seem to find the correct search words to get an answer. I was wondering how does one go about maximizing ones points during pve? I do the suggested 5x times and many of times I've done all 6 rounds and on every node and I'm still not getting as many points as I've seen others have. What is the secret?
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Do 4 of each node as quickly as possible after the event opens, including the special character nodes. Then complete the final last 2 battles of each node as close to the finish of the event as possible.
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Ahh thank you that's where I'm messing up it's about timing. I was just playing throughout the day.0
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Yeah, if you want to maximize Points you need to start the countdowns as quickly as possible and then do the final playthroughs as Close to the end as possible. The faster you can clear the nodes the better, too.0
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Maximus7481 said:Do 4 of each node as quickly as possible after the event opens, including the special character nodes. Then complete the final last 2 battles of each node as close to the finish of the event as possible.0
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Here is how I do it when I'm seeking placement. I have no idea if this is perfectly ideal but it's usually good for top 10 in the post-tapping era.
First clears should start the minute the event/sub starts:
Gateway Loaner Node (1x)
1st Easy Node (1x)
4-star Essential Node (4x)
3-star Essential Node (4x)
2-star Essential Node (4x)
2nd Easy Node (1x)
3rd Easy Node (1x)
1st Hard Node (1x)
2nd Hard Node (1x)
3rd Hard Node (4x)
2nd Hard Node (3x)
1st Hard Node (3x)
5-star Essential Node (4x - this is only SCL 7 or higher)
3rd Easy Node (3x)
2nd Easy Node (3x)
1st Easy Node (3x)
The last clears should be as close to the end of the sub as possible:
Do 2 clears of each node, from the 1st Easy Node to the 4-star Essential Node, starting
with the 1st easy node and working your way up.
Clear the Gateway Loaner node as many times as it takes to put it at zero points.
Clear the 5-star Essential Node 3 times.
Do 1 clear of each other node, starting with the 1st easy node and working your way up.
This will give you 7 clears of each node and get you close to maximizing the point value regeneration in-between clears. This is about as min-maxy as you can get, but for competitive placement the difference between point totals in the top 10 are pretty narrow.2 -
Depending on which level you play on, if you can't make top 10, 20, etc (whatever your goal is), then you might consider going down a level or findda different time slice. You'll usually see the same competition if you stick to the same level/time each pve. Also if you're not playing level 7/8/9, and you don't have the essential 5, you won't place super high since you'll have no way to make up those points. In that case, go down to level 6, or just play as normal and be realistic in what your placement will be.
A couple of pve playing optimally and you'll get a good idea of what realistic placement is for you. Also worth noting, if you don't have a lot of boosted characters or pve busting teams (5* teams, Grocket, gamora, Medusa, strange, etc), you'll place lower since speed rules in pve.0 -
Dormammu said:Here is how I do it when I'm seeking placement. I have no idea if this is perfectly ideal but it's usually good for top 10 in the post-tapping era.
First clears should start the minute the event/sub starts:
Gateway Loaner Node (1x)
1st Easy Node (1x)
4-star Essential Node (4x)
3-star Essential Node (4x)
2-star Essential Node (4x)
2nd Easy Node (1x)
3rd Easy Node (1x)
1st Hard Node (1x)
2nd Hard Node (1x)
3rd Hard Node (4x)
2nd Hard Node (3x)
1st Hard Node (3x)
5-star Essential Node (4x - this is only SCL 7 or higher)
3rd Easy Node (3x)
2nd Easy Node (3x)
1st Easy Node (3x)
The last clears should be as close to the end of the sub as possible:
Do 2 clears of each node, from the 1st Easy Node to the 4-star Essential Node, starting
with the 1st easy node and working your way up.
Clear the Gateway Loaner node as many times as it takes to put it at zero points.
Clear the 5-star Essential Node 3 times.
Do 1 clear of each other node, starting with the 1st easy node and working your way up.
This will give you 7 clears of each node and get you close to maximizing the point value regeneration in-between clears. This is about as min-maxy as you can get, but for competitive placement the difference between point totals in the top 10 are pretty narrow.In SCL7 this is right, but in SCL8-9, the 5* Essential is worth more than any other, so if you can do it quickly enough, it's worth doing it before the 4* Essential. Wave Nodes can also modify the order.Basically, you want to get the timers recharging for the most valuable nodes the soonest, and then leave them for last, so they have the most time to recover points.
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Yeah, if it's a wave node only do two initial clears, then 3 clears at the end.0
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Wow, this is super helpful thank you. I kept feeling like I could place higher but couldn't wrap my head around maximizing points. It's too late for the current pve but will try this out for the next one.0
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Waddles_Pines said:Also worth noting, if you don't have a lot of boosted characters or pve busting teams (5* teams, Grocket, gamora, Medusa, strange, etc), you'll place lower since speed rules in pve.
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Slightly off topic but if you don’t have the required 5 star is it still possible to get max progression in skill level 9? If not, which level is best for all rewards (without worrying about placement)?0
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trat73 said:Slightly off topic but if you don’t have the required 5 star is it still possible to get max progression in skill level 9? If not, which level is best for all rewards (without worrying about placement)?
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I've been able to place a lot higher after the advice here. But now how about subs that span over a day? Some are 2 days long does the same strategy apply?0
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eddidit said:I've been able to place a lot higher after the advice here. But now how about subs that span over a day? Some are 2 days long does the same strategy apply?
You Always want to hit the nodes for as many Points as possible. In two-day subs, that means starting the timers as fast as possible (four hits for regular nodes, two hits for wave nodes), and then hitting them once again the next day as soon as the Points are back to full. Then you end grind when the sub is closing to mop up as many Points as you can.0
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