It is accessible from the shop via the "Enter a combination" button at the top right, or from the Chest screen via the button at the bottom left or the chest displayed near the stairs. To use a combination, you'll need to open up the combinations dialog. Codes in the below list typically last about a week. Some of the combinations are only active for a few days, others are valid for the entire year, and one-account-use-only codes do not expire. Others may be send to you in the newsletter, or may come with real life products or real life events. These special promotional codes are used to promote the game.
More updated ways are under the "contributing" sub-heading.Ĭombinations are 12 or 16 character phrases that can be input into the combination dialog in game to unlock free chests, and other in-game items, including skins and the occasional Champion! Please Note: The table below is not regularly updated. Pathetic waste of time and money.Hello there Idle Champions fans! This Guide will guide you on your journey to unlock hopefully every currently active combination. Adventures are tough! You make it all the way through 49 waves after about 49 minutes, then try fighting a boss that has 100x more health and does 100x more damage then anything beforehand, forcing you to buy one-time consumables that boost you damage high enough, or you sit idle for 72 hours in order to upgrade your characters just a few times. There's a free item you can get every day but it's disgustingly worthless. Every time you launch the game there are 4+ windows that take up 33% of your screen that you can exit out of, but the X is tiny and once you exit out of one, another takes its place, etc. You start with something small, like one of the many varieties of "new player package/bundles" and that's just the beginning. The game is littered with microtransactions and intentionally malicious ways to get players to spend a lot. I was cutting open tainted/cursed cows for. And for many "quests" you'll be fetching random items from random enemies. You'll fight 50 waves of enemies then fight a quasit boss, when quasits are relatively weak in DnD.
They strip the names of things right out of real DnD lore which is cool but that's the extent of it all, just names and occasionally monsters. ☑ You'll need a second life for grinding, each "adventure" is ~1 hour unless you are using lots of microtransactional potions that do things like "increase damage by 900% for one adventure" and yes that's a real potion you can buy for real money ☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks ☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master, can only use a handful of characters in varying formations ☑ Watch paint dry instead, or play AdVenture Capitalist if you're deadset on a high-quality idler
0 kommentar(er)
