You will need 1,118,200 points in total to clear out the shop, without factoring in the stacks of Coin that cost 1000 each - those are just for people going really, really hard. Incidentally if you do want to finish out the shop, that'll run you over 3 million Event Points total. This should be the first place you spend your Event Points, if you’re not aiming to obtain every reward. The event starts out with plenty of rewards, and then more are added during the second half of the event. The shop is the first of two ways to spend your Event Points, accessed through either the icon on the home screen or Sanae’s shop. The Event Table for this event will be up shortly, please wait warmly.
You'll need more than 2 million Event Points to clear those out. In total, you will need 1,133,200 points to fully clear out both the Event Shop and the Lottery, as detailed below. Note this value does not include the stacks of Coins for 1000 each, which are just there as extras if you go super hard. The daily missions in particular are a wonderful source of points! For additional point gains, check out the latest guide to one-wave event stages! For those curious about the other stages, there is an Event Table linked below. None of it is very complicated - just things like clearing the stages once, clearing any stage multiple times a day, or performing daily Prayers. The stages that have bonuses are as follows:Īdditionally, you have both one time missions and daily missions. Each stage you complete will reward you with a number of points - the first time you complete certain stages for a day (usually the first or last of a day's section), you will gain between 5x to 7x that amount (based on the week of the event), as signified by a UI element on stage selection. The most straightforward way to earn Event Points is simply by completing stages. These Event Points are used in a number of ways, for a ton of Coins, Scrolls, Tiles, and even Friend Rituals! This guide will teach you the ways in which you can earn and spend Event Points, to earn all of those amazing rewards. Finally, the third part, on September 2nd, will have the Extra stages become accessible along with another update in the Event Exchange.įor LostWord events, completing stages and missions rewards you with Event Points. The second part, on August 26th, will have the second half of the story, with an increased story card drop rate on the final stage. In this format, Part 1 will release the first half of the main event story over daily resets. Being the responsible killjoys they are, Patchouli and Alice Margatroid immediately confiscates the book and map, but did they really think that would stop Marisa? Remembering the spots for the circle, she brings together you along with a very varied group of Gensokyo's residents to perform a race to exorcise misfortune.all over the spots Marisa previously highlighted! Not that anyone knows yet, but she should be checked on.just in case.Īs with previous new events, this one is done in three parts. Second episode introducing to gameplay and puzzles.It wouldn't be a normal day in Gensokyo without Marisa Kirisame performing some form of thievery, and what's this? She has found a very old grimiore from Patchouli Knowledge's shelves which outlines a very large magic circle. This parts introduces player to main aspects of the game and the story line. Gameplay The Magic Circle Gameplay - Create Your GameĪn introductory chapter. Can you out-think the game gods? Can you ship The Magic Circle from inside it? Trap the designers' creations, steal their behaviors, and re-mix them to explore and master this world-in-progress. Rather than traditional puzzles with a single solution, the incomplete state of each environment is a question that you answer in your own way. With the help of a mysterious disembodied voice (Stephen Russell) you must seize the tools of game development from these unworthy 'gods', uncovering more of the darkly comic story as you go. The designers (played by James Urbaniak, Ashly Burch, and Karen Dyer) are god-like, but so indecisive that they've given you no powers whatsoever. You are the protagonist of an unfinished 1st person fantasy game, trapped in development hell.
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