Training Guide
We all know it's very important to train pets before battling. If you don't, you will doubtfully get very far. Unless you have insane items from the Credit Shop, without stats, your pet cannot do much.
Head to the Battle Portal by clicking there, or clicking the sword image in the navigation bar. Select the training room image, and we can get started!
You'll see a chart about the level of a stat, the cost, and how much time it takes. It's very easy to understand this chart once you get started. Scroll down a bit and you'll see all of your pets. Find your battle pet, select which stat you want to increase (their level, speed, HP, defense, strength, or Mistic Power), and click 'train'. If you're just starting, you'll pay 3,000 MC for this stat and it will take 30 minutes for the stat to go to the next level. For example, you may have 10 HP right now, and you decide to train it in that stat. In half an hour, it will be at 11 HP. Eventually, you'll get up to 49, and then when you go for 50, you'll pay 8,000 MC and it will take an hour before you get another point. It can be time consuming and suck up a lot of money, but in the end it will always be worth it!
Everyone has their own preference when it comes to which stats is more important. Personally, I find HP and speed to be at the top of my list. However, you also have to keep in mind what kind of weapons you have. You have to balance out your stats with the weapons you're using if you want to save money and time - but if you want to be the ultimate, extreme battler of all time, you might as well go all out and do as much as you can on every stat! Level, in my opinion, is one stat that I would save for near the end or until you've reached a certain goal on all of the other stats. Because it doesn't make too much of a difference, you don't want to spend too much time on it until you have to.
If you're just starting out, I advise you to only use/have one battle pet. That way, you can focus all of your training, time, and MC on that one pet, instead of having to split it up amongst all of your pets. Of course, if you get to a point where you want to have all of your pets on the high scores charts, then feel free! But for beginners, it's best to only stick to one pet until you've gotten that pet well-trained.
The Battle Portal is simple right now, and for that reason this guide is not long and complicated. However, in the future, it may change! So be sure to check back. :)
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