Beginner Guide
First-week priorities, resource spending, core team setup, and early mistakes to avoid.
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A guide index for new players and returning players who need clear priorities, team direction, combat basics, build planning, and practical progression advice.
First-week priorities, resource spending, core team setup, and early mistakes to avoid.
Read beginner guideShort practical tips for combat, upgrades, exploration, and daily progression.
Read tipsRole logic, setup windows, status pressure, and how teams convert openings into damage.
Read combat guideBleed, stun, airborne, shock, and stagger explained as team-building tools.
Read status guideSwap timing, connector value, follow-up windows, and why some supports rank higher than raw damage suggests.
Read signal guideCompare the Standard Edition, Deluxe Pack, optional DLC, price, and what you actually need to buy.
Compare editionsCheck CPU, GPU, memory, storage, DirectX, and why the official listing warns about HDD installation.
Check PC specsWork through crashes, stutter, low FPS, frame-generation errors, and texture pop-in in a safe order.
Fix PC problemsSee what is confirmed for Steam PC, online co-op, PS5, Xbox, and Steam Deck.
Check platformsUnderstand what is confirmed, what is still pending, and how to plan without assuming a save transfer.
Read transfer guideLearn which roles to build first and when to expand beyond your core team.
Open charactersUnderstand the carry, sustain, defense, and support roles behind strong teams.
Open team builderUnderstand where multiplayer appears, what remains single-player, and how to prepare for group fights.
Read co-op guideChoose early stat priorities before chasing rare equipment combinations.
Open buildsSee the launch-phase ranking framework for beginners and PvE progression.
Open tier listGuide library
Beginner guide, first-hour route, early resource planning, and common mistakes.
Start hereCombat System, Status Ailments, and Signal Skills now form the mechanics layer under builds and teams.
Learn the loopBuying, system requirements, PC fixes, platform status, and demo expectations are now grouped as practical answers.
Open platform helpFAQ
Read the Beginner Guide first, then Combat System, then use Characters and Builds when you are ready to decide who to invest in.
Those pages explain the mechanics that make a character useful. Rankings are easier to trust when the site explains the team logic underneath them.
Move into combat basics, resource planning, build logic, team roles, and platform information based on the problem you are trying to solve.