So I just recently learned that if you have two teams in the Events that they will battle one after another (previously I thought it was just to have 2 team formations to choose from).
So I was like oh shoots I gotta level up those characters I haven’t been using and get them some good gear - which I’ve been working on for like a week. Only thing is I started progressing slower in the Events not faster.
Seems like I would have been better off just putting all those resources into my primary team. I think I would have gotten further in the Events and certainly would have done better in the Arena.
At some point does this become not true? Should I keep working on both teams? Should I use crystals to get more characters for an eventual third team? Or just build up one team?
Mahalo!
Welcome to the club. I just recently learned that too.
I am nearly 100% certain that I do better focusing on just one strong team, at least until it can’t be improved much more.
- How much further would I get if I had another team just like my primary team? I’d say not much further. At the end, there comes a point when they take so much damage and dish out so little, that further progress is difficult. Creating another equally powerful team would take a LONG time for not much benefit. Not worth it, assuming I can still make my primary team noticeably stronger.
- The battles cannot last more than 110 rounds, at most. My primary team regularly survives to the end in some of the events (with healing and holy shields). A second equally powerful team would therefore be completely useless to me, as it would never get used. (Of course, with 2 teams my first team probably would focus 100% on offense which would help a bit.)
- Anything that can deeply wound a strong max-level 7-star team with 7-star equipment would slice through a mid-level 6-star backup team with 6-star equipment like a hot knife through butter. A second team would therefore be nothing more than fodder most of the time. My 2nd team is much, much weaker than that, so its death just becomes a source of tragic amusement.