Unraveling the Mysteries of Artificial Somnambulism
Reverse: 1999, the acclaimed 20th-century time-travel RPG, has just rolled out the latest update to its endgame mode, Artificial Somnambulism. This dual-phase challenge, featuring Surface and Limbo, offers players an immersive experience beyond the main campaign, complete with weekly rewards and increasing levels of difficulty.
Navigating the Stages: Strategy and Rewards
In the world of Artificial Somnambulism, players encounter stages that refresh every week, each offering a unique set of challenges. Successfully completing these stages earns players stars, which accumulate to unlock various rewards. Particularly, mastering all stages of Limbo weekly can net up to 600 clear drops.
Limbo’s Challenges: Lindwurm and Managarm
Within Limbo, stage 6-1 introduces players to two formidable enemies: Lindwurm and Managarm. These adversaries, though small, pack a punch with high damage output and lower HP levels. They are specifically designed to handle small mobs that, while fragile, can cause significant havoc. Key abilities to watch out for include Lindwurm’s silence and disarm effects and its ability to increase damage output and gain Moxie reduction immunity.
Boss Battles: Tactics Against Elfin in the Lake
The Elfin in the Lake boss level tests players’ strategic skills with unique buffs – Grace of the Lake, which is dispellable, and Blessing of the Lake, which isn’t. The boss gains stacks of Grace of the Lake when attacked, transforming these into the Blessing of the Lake upon reaching five stacks, which drastically reduces the damage it takes. The trick is to manage the Grace of the Lake stacks effectively, ensuring to dispel it at the right moment.
Mastering Artificial Somnambulism: Essential Strategies
The key to conquering Artificial Somnambulism lies in prioritizing smaller enemies first and effectively managing boss buffs. Utilizing dispel skills from certain arcane abilities is critical, especially keeping the Grace of the Lake buff to a manageable level on the boss. Skill card management, particularly the use of first tier cards and the Timekeeper’s skill ‘First Melody,’ is vital to maintain a consistent dispel effect.
Team Recommendations for Optimal Gameplay
For those strategizing their team composition, consider these character recommendations:
- Low Rarity Characters:
- Mondlicht: Main DPS/Carry
- Sonetto: Support
- Mesmer Jr.: Dispel Expert
- High Rarity Characters:
- Dispel: X, Necrologist
- Support: Bkornblume
- Carry: High Burst DMG Characters like Eternity
Dive into Reverse: 1999 Today
Ready to test your skills in Artificial Somnambulism? Download Reverse: 1999 now on the App Store, Google Play, or PC. This latest update, “The Theft of the Rimet Cup,” is part of the game’s Version 1.1 release, bringing fresh content and challenges for all players.
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Android, iOS
