Redfinger | Level System and Equipment Enhancement Upgrade Guide in Cloud Song

Cloud Song is an incredibly captivating game that revolves around the continuous enhancement of combat power, offering players an exhilarating gaming experience and the opportunity to dominate the virtual realm. In light of this, Redfinger has composed a comprehensive guide dedicated to various aspects that can significantly augment combat power for players to thrive in the game.

Level System

The level system in the game has a unique feature called the daily level limit, which sets a fixed maximum level that can be reached each day. However, this level cap does not impose a limit on the amount of experience you can gain. Let's take the example of the server launch where the maximum level is set to 38 on the first day. By following the main storyline and completing daily quests, you can earn more experience than what is required to reach level 38. It's crucial at this point to convert the excess experience into skill points.

If you fail to convert the surplus experience, it will go to waste! During the closed beta, many beginners were unaware of this conversion mechanism and only discovered it after the beta ended. Therefore, on the first day of the server launch, make sure to convert any extra experience into skill points after completing all the daily dungeons. Between levels 38 and 60, there's no need to focus specifically on leveling up to gain skill points. Simply convert the surplus experience you accumulate each day. By the time you reach around level 60, you should have nearly 80 skill points, which will be sufficient for skill allocation.

The exchange of experience for skill points should continue until approximately level 76. At that point, due to limitations with in-game silver coins, you will have acquired around 130 skill points, allowing you to allocate most of the essential skills. After level 76, each subsequent level-up will take about 3 to 4 days, and the required experience for each level will be significantly higher, leaving minimal extra experience to convert into skill points. Therefore, it's advisable to exchange as many skill points as possible before reaching level 76 and consider saving the remaining experience for conversion after reaching level 85. During the period between level 76 and 85, you can decide for yourself whether it's necessary to convert the remaining experience into skill points.

Equipment Crafting System

The equipment system in Cloud Song is simple and acquiring equipment is easy. On the first day, the maximum level is 38, granting access to only two dungeons. You can consider the first one as a daily quest. It's important to note that the level 30 dungeon drops red equipment. Make sure to run the dungeons on Hell difficulty mode. Don't worry about clearing them, just gather a full team and control your characters manually for an effortless run. For a team without optimal composition, having a healer is sufficient.

The level 30 dungeons will drop your first piece of red equipment in the game. However, if it's not a weapon or off-hand item, it's recommended to sell it. Save the money and purchase level 50 red equipment after reaching level 50.

Here's a crucial point to remember: for the Assassin, Archer, Mage, and Healer classes, you only need red weapons and off-hand items until level 60. However, for the Guardian class, the focus should be on armor and boots rather than red weapons and off-hand items. These classes have lower attack power, so prioritizing defense is more valuable. There's no need to insist on having top-tier weapons and off-hand items until you reach level 52 and change jobs. After that, you can aim for a full set of level 60 equipment.

Of course, if you strive for perfection, you can aim for a full set of red equipment starting from level 40. However, keep in mind that switching gear will take more time compared to others. The advantage, though, is that your combat power rating will significantly increase, making you a leader in the second tier and close to the bottom-tier elites of the first tier. For free or low-spending players, it is recommended to obtain a full set of red equipment after reaching level 70. In the early stages, focus your resources on enhancing, pets, and runes. As mentioned earlier, leveling up becomes very slow after reaching level 70, so you will have ample time to collect a complete set of level 70 red equipment.

When it comes to level 70 red equipment, it's important to note that on the first day when the world level reaches level 70, the equipment prices will be at their lowest. Therefore, try to acquire them as soon as possible. From the second to the fifth day, the equipment prices will quickly rise to their peak, reaching around ten million coins per item. The prices will start to stabilize around the sixth day, and there won't be significant fluctuations. The specific market conditions will depend on the number of players remaining in each server beyond level 70 and the demand for those items.

Equipment enhancement is another crucial aspect, along with wind chimes and runes. If you're lucky, you can make progress by at least three levels. However, if luck isn't on your side, you will progress one level at a time. There are prerequisites for unlocking enhancement effects, and the 1st and 2nd tiers are relatively easy to achieve. For equipment reforging, you will receive the materials for reforging by decomposing equipment of the same level. It takes 50 Reforging Stones to perform one reforging. It is recommended to reforge the level 50 red equipment until it reaches a rating of around 2000. Starting from level 56, red equipment will come with special abilities: [Level 56 Off-hand Item], [Level 60 Helmet and Armor], [Level 66 Off-hand Item], [Level 70 Weapon, Helmet, and Armor], [Level 76 Off-hand Item].

Finally, let's discuss weapon special abilities. Weapon special abilities can be tempered. Decomposing level 50 red equipment will provide Tempering Stones, but it is recommended to start tempering at level 70 red equipment. Before that, you can go with a random approach. Each tempering requires four Tempering Stones and 100 Reforging Stones of the same level. If you're not playing as an Assassin or Archer, it's not recommended to pursue the effects of the Conqueror or the Off-hand Slayer. The Thunder Set for the helmet and armor is suitable for the Destroyer, Archer, Assassin, and Mage classes. However, that doesn't mean other classes can't use it. The Valiant Set is suitable for the Guardian's second job, and the Holy Set is exclusive to the Sanctifier.

Conclusion

To ensure optimal combat power, players in Cloud Song must thoroughly understand both the level system and equipment system. It is recommended to consult numerous game guides available via the Redfinger Android emulator for comprehensive knowledge on these aspects.