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Does anyone know what these keys are for?
Previously, they could be used to unlock ingredient, silver, and fruit dungeons for a certain time.
They’re useless now, but Dev said they’ll be usable soon.
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When he say that?
It was some time ago that they discussed the issue of the keys and said that they could be used soon.
Thx for the info sir
What do I do now? I’ve already conquered all the islands, and it was amazing; honestly, that part of the game is a masterpiece. How can I continue playing? Could you give me some ideas?
Bond Quests.
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Do the online storyline first and other online events before bond quest if you don’t have that much mons. It’s entirely my experience until now. Your decision
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@Dev_VKC If a completely legal account is inactive for one year, can it be banned for inactivity?
Don’t buy it.
Let me explain myself better: If I decide to retire and take a break from Neo Monster for a while, let’s say I resume the account after a year and 1 month, that account could be blocked for inactivity, that is: for being inactive for a little over 1 year.
I think the inactivity period is longer than a year, so I don’t think they’ll disable your account in that short time. Similarly, if you stop playing for two or three years, then you have no intention of continuing. I consider this period of time excessive for not having logged in at least once. Only the developers know the exact timeframe for cleaning inactive accounts; my opinion is more of a guess.
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VKC’s post about it recently was something about it being accounts inactive for 5+ years which they deleted. They did it as a manual process rather than something which automatically happens. So I think you’re always going to be safe not logging into an account for a couple of years
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Only 3 days of gameplay:
1. 90 gems still available for New Player login.
2. 12 gems from the 2 Islands I still need to unlock.
3. 30 gems from daily missions.
4. 25 gems for April Fools’ Day login.
5. 100 gems: Possible 10.5 Anniversary login.
6. 12 gems for monthly login.
7. 9 gems from Adena’s bi-weekly missions.
8. 10 gems for cumulative login.
9. 23 gems from a possible Sanctuary at the end or beginning of the month.
Based on some statistics, I can acquire gems from various sources, such as Hero Rank increases, winning at least 10 PvP matches for around 25 gems, PvP rewards, and achievement rewards. According to the previous calculation, this adds up to a total of 311 gems, plus the ones I already have, for a total of 454 gems by approximately May 5th or 8th.
This means that from May 12th to 14th, I will be able to offer the first 500 gems at the Sanctuary.
@Killerdog I tagged it because I know he likes stats, it can simply be more gems, now it’s very important if a login comes out for the 10.5 Anniversary, practically in 33 days you can reach 500 gems, this also influences when you decide to create the account and the logins that are available.
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I didn’t count the 25 gems I mentioned earlier from PvP because I don’t yet have anything affordable enough to win a PvP match. I compiled the statistics up to the end of the month, but it varies depending on the time required for login rewards. I didn’t count the logins due to the arrival of Astralight and the new GF, which add up to 20 gems.
What I mean is that Dev VKC and his team have made starting an account from scratch much easier than before. VKC has already mentioned this on the forum. However, patience is key, and you shouldn’t spend a single gem until you reach 500. When you start multiplying that by 500 in the Sanctuaries, you’ll begin to see the fruits of your unwavering patience. And of course, it’s vital to never drop below 460 gems. As you said, think of the numbers between 500 and 460 gems as zero.
I will remember this stat. Thank you for your good service
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