Assign each participant a task
Decide who spends most of the time in combat, who helps with actions after switching, and how the team handles mistakes. Read the description of the selected characters' abilities and compare their limitations. A lineup of multiple favorite heroes can work awkwardly if everyone requires the same amount of time on the field. For exploration, also consider which tools help you navigate local obstacles.
Check the order of elements
Elements interact through reactions. Try different sequences of actions in the same situation and observe the result. Do not change the entire set of equipment at once: otherwise it will be difficult to separate the effect of the reaction from other changes. To learn, choose a simple chain that you can repeat without haste. Add more complex interactions later when you understand what conditions each character needs to create.
Develop what you use
Compare your immediate goal with available resources and current obstacles. Simultaneous development of all characters makes it difficult to evaluate the result and consumes the supply of materials. First, make a small team sustainable, then expand the options for new tasks. Don't consider someone else's list of desirable heroes a prerequisite for passing. The plan you need depends on who is already available in your account.
Separate research from difficult trials
A route around the world and a battle with a strict time limit have different requirements. A convenient research group is not required to repeat the composition from the rating video guide. If difficulty appears in only one test, study its conditions separately. For materials based on the current version, check the publication date and official announcement: the old description of events may no longer apply to the available content.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.