It looks like you can though? The attack button is white, not grey. It's just that you don't have any units that can attack in the connecting province. Click the button, and you'll see what province is adjacent to there.
Not sure about the musk reef fights, didn't realize that was a dungeon last time I was in a position to do so.
As for the Nycto affinity, there's two methods. First, corrupting heroines changes their affinity to nycto. Which lets you breed nycto units. Alternatively - if you've got an excess in abyss power in your farm, then your slime pools will produce nycto slimes.
Side note; the element of slimes produces by your slime pool is also effected by other sources of elemental affenity in your farm. So the elemental tree sprouts, and planting elemental Whopperflower seeds will effect the element of slimes you produce.
Can someone tell me how I can manage the anti eelement barrier? I've started from scratch and am already in the red zone again. Since there are no reasonable instructions, I'm at a loss and about to lose again.
Construct the Dark Wedges and Ley Line Sprouts in the farm, they generate Abyss Power that is added to your max total as long as the farm as a whole isn't using it all, though be careful with the amount of them you have as they generate Threat for all nations, so if you make too many of them, Mond, Liyue and Inazuma will start to send down their elite squads way before you are ready for them
In Genshin Impact, Tenebrous Mimiflora is protected by a shield of abyssal power that can only be dispelled by applying a lot of elemental attacks to it. Preferably nightsoul-aligned elemental attacks which are only available to people of Natlan.
I am sure Nycto attacks will not work on it, but bringing a lot of units with elemental application sounds like it might work.
For now, you can have the guide in my signature. It's also linked in the first post of this thread.
It's not "just keep one unit at base".
I don't want to waste this time defending the exact same wave every few turns and wait for that country's units to move every single turn. It's fine since we only have 3 countries now, but imagine 7.
temporary you can scarifice non-heroine girls.Scholar give you most.
You can increase size by destroying altar it give you 200,if you scarifice your hilcarl it give you 1 not much though
you can incrase by farm plot too it give you 20
last you need to keep low of your heroine element.If you can`t keep it need to scarifice one girl by making corrupted or break her.
So, Abyssal power is consumed by various things, such as buildings, samachurl and nycto unit upkeep, and the Anti-element Barrier. The Anti-element barrier is how you keep captured heroines contained, at a cost of twice their resistance.
So, to reduce you're anti-element barrier cost, you need to reduce your heroines resistance. The best way to do this is by corrupting them, as a corrupted heroine won't contribute to the barrier cost. However, corrupting a full resistance heroine at the alter is quite expensive, and early on you don't have the tools to torture heroines into it. So it's helpful to "break in" heroines you'd like to corrupt first - using breeding and light torture to reduce thier resistance as much as possible, without actually breaking them. A broken heroine is much cheaper to corrupt, and doesn't contribute to the barrior cost, but will also have less elemental power once corrupted. But, in an emergency, it's an option. Though, in an emergency, you'll probably want to use a dark wedge on them instead of torture/breeding. A dark wedge will instantly break a heroine. But, again, not the best option if you can help it.
As for increasing the amount of Abyssal Power you have to work with, there are three ways to increase it currently; sacrificing units, farming it, or destroying statues. Statues are the best way to generate abyssal power - destroying one gives you +200 power. This does tend to spike your threat level a bit, but that's usually not an issue. Your farm will generate abyssal power for you based on the amount of excess power in the farm. So planting wedges and trees will increase your abyssal power over time, albeit at a rather slow rate. Be careful about planting too many of these early on though - as each one increases your threat. Finally, sacrificing basic hilichurl and nycto element units can boost your abyssal power. Specifically, 200 basic hilichurls, 2.5 nycto hilichurls, or 10 nycto slimes = 1 abyssal power. When sacrificing less than the required amount of units, the result is random. So sacrificing 1 basic hilichurl has a .5% chance of giving +1 power, while 100 would have a 50% chance.
Finally, if all else fails, you can sacrifice slaves at the alter for a temperary one week boost to abyssal power. But I would only suggest doing so if you are also corrupting someone at the alter. It's not a long-term solution for managing abyssal power, and if you need to do this to stay out of the red, you need to be doing something else to fix the problem. Which is why I suggest combining it with corrupting a heroine.
TLDR; destroy statues on the map for a large lump-sum increase of abyssal power. Make dark wedges or abyssal branches at the alter (start early!) and plant them at the farm for a consistant trickle of power. And build the slime pool + the previous option for a more inconsistant but threat free supply of power.
¿Soy yo o Lumine es más difícil que antes? Intenté descargarlo igual que con la versión anterior y nada, y por eso no puedo pasar al siguiente turno, jaja. Si alguien me pudiera echar una mano, se lo agradecería.
just let her kill 4 trash units while you hold back one tanky unit to survive her nuke, she will leave after that
if you want to capture her, make a team of at least 3 Nycto units and 2 or 3 dendro Samachurls
if you want to capture her, make a team of at least 3 Nycto units and 2 or 3 dendro Samachurls
I definitely agree. Fighting the same units over and over again is... tiring. And if distant nations get a direct line to your capital, or do a long congo line to it? Not exactly ideal.
So; here's a bit of a suggestion - instead of having each nation just spawn random teams each week in accordance to threat - give each nation a set of actions they can perform. So spawning a small attack force (1-2 teams), would be one action. Nations could also chose to send out larger forces at higher threat levels, but doing so would take more time to build up. Which would decrease the number of fights you'd need to face every week, but would make those fights higher-intensity. You could also have actions for reinforcing defensive armies, or sending aid to other nations. And, of course, certain actions would only be enabled when certain conditions are met. So nations that don't directly border you wouldn't be able to send attacking armies after you, but could send armies to help other nations.
T4t0rt
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Guys, i have a curious bug: everytime i reload the game, some of my untis are no more in their outpost, but in the oldest position. For example: three units were no more in a village, but in the city in front of Liyuan.... with other 8 troops, for a total of 11 squads inside the same location. Everytime i have to recheck their position, in order to avoid bad surprises.
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seraphiel722
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Any tips for dealing with units that constantly heal themselves while also applying barriers? Since pushing thru monstadt's 3rd line of defense is a fool's errand right now as I'm always unlucky to get any samachurls and mitachurls (It's just like the bad old days of playing GACHA lmao). I'm just stuck with archers, dendro hili, and 3 Mitas.
-I know that capturing their minions will help a lot but as for the silver haired knights being so damn sturdy they just tend to regenerate their wounds while reapplying barriers at the same time.
-Using Mitas to have a chance of getting more Mitas doesn't feel worth it since they get consumed while breeding, right? Also i think they only get like 6-10%.
-Any way I can farm more scholars to get more attack? Getting some more nuns would be great too.
-Is it recommended to just start pushing thru to Liyue at this point?
-I know that capturing their minions will help a lot but as for the silver haired knights being so damn sturdy they just tend to regenerate their wounds while reapplying barriers at the same time.
-Using Mitas to have a chance of getting more Mitas doesn't feel worth it since they get consumed while breeding, right? Also i think they only get like 6-10%.
-Any way I can farm more scholars to get more attack? Getting some more nuns would be great too.
-Is it recommended to just start pushing thru to Liyue at this point?
There are basically two ways of dealing damage in the game. Either you bring the biggest, baddest hilichurls, or you use elemental power to create elemental reactions.
And units with shields and healing are basically DPS checks.
Authentic Genshin Impact experience, lol. We should ask the developer to implement a guarantee system - every 10th child is guaranteed to be a Mitachurl, and every 90th child is guaranteed to be a Lawachurl.
Wait, what? I don't think that's how it works.
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Ergonomicsheep
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To fix this, figure out who the offending groups are, and then dismiss their squad and remake them. I think its some sort of bug regarding death/redoing specific fights, had a whole bunch of dendro hilichurls that kept going to windrise.
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Unfortunately, the trick is Mitachruls...
They don't really get consumed while mating : you get them back on the next turn. Using Mitachurls (and then samachurls) for breeding is the next step for breeding.
Also, training (but I think this is the reason for your next question) can give you samachurls.
If you can handle a little bit of extra threat, swiping has a chane to get you prisonners. Check the locations for which type (dragonspine camps gives scholars, and stormbearer point gives nuns, for example).
Probably, yes.