Reverse: 1999 Beginner Guide

Short answer: follow the main story for fast account leveling, build one solid team around a 6-star carry, lean on Afflatus advantage, invest your best Psychubes into that carry, and save your pulls for limited Arcanists you actually want.

What to Prioritize Early

1. Play the main story. It is the fastest source of Clear Drops and Unilogs (your pull currency) and unlocks the systems you need.
2. Build one team, not five. A carry, a sub-DPS or buffer, and a healer or survival unit will clear the vast majority of content. Spreading resources thin clears nothing.
3. Respect Afflatus. Bringing the right element against a stage is free power. Keep a small bench so you can always answer a tough fight.
4. Gear your carry with Psychubes. Psychubes are your equipment, and a well-chosen one is a big damage or utility boost. Prioritize your main damage dealer first.

Spending Pulls Wisely

Reverse: 1999 is reasonably generous, and a patient free-to-play account can clear everything. Read the pity system before you spend, save for limited 6-stars you love, and avoid impulse pulls on units that duplicate a role you already cover.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Do not ignore Afflatus. Brute-forcing into a type disadvantage is the most common new-player wall.
• Do not hoard your stamina cap. Spend it daily on the materials your carry needs.
• Do not chase every shiny 6-star. A focused account beats a scattered one every time.