Guide to All PIMD Parties Hi Everyone! After some conversations with War-King about his original guide, he allowed me to help rework and expand the guide to be more relevant to PIMD players in the present. Additionally, you will find information regarding Club Bonus Items, Premium Party Items, and an explanation of the significance of damage in parties. The information regarding parties will be organized by party type. Each party will display the drops available for the party, the duration of the party, and damage needed to finish each bar, as well as the total damage needed to finish the party. If you find any discrepancies or new information that can improve the guide, please wall or gift me @Day and I will make corrections as soon as possible. Understanding Damage Spoiler Where to Find Your Damage Damage for parties can be found underneath the bars that display party progress. It varies with each hit and is not related to strength and intelligence lost. Check below for examples! (Android is on the left and iOS is on the right) Damage vs. Hits The one thing that is largely misunderstood about parties is that there is no set amount of hits needed to complete a party. This is not to say that a player can not have an average amount of hits per party, but there is certainly not a specific number of hits to complete a given party. Now, an average amount of hits for a given player can be calculated by each bar in a party, so in theory, a player could find out the rough amount of hits it may take them to complete a bar or party if they know their average damage per hit. As you can see in the images above, the damage varies even though the player is hitting the same bar of the party. Additionally, the player makes a consistent amount of Cash and loses a consistent amount of both intelligence and strength. This is why it is important to know that different types of bars may have different levels of damage that are required in order to complete the bar. Therefore, a party with a higher amount of damage may not necessarily take as long depending on how much damage a player can do on each bar. Estimating Hits Now that you have a better understanding of the role damage plays in parties, let’s try estimating hits! If a player is trying to calculate how many hits it would take to complete Bar A, they would first want to find the average level of damage dealt per hit. For best results, the player should hit Bar A at least 5 times. The more times the player chooses to hit, the more accurate the calculations can be. After hitting, add up the sum of the total damage for the 5 hits. In this example, the player did a total damage of 1,886 for 5 hits. Next, you can find the average damage done per hit and the number of hits per bar by using these formulas:Total Damage ÷ Total Hits = Average Damage Per Hit Total Damage to Complete Bar ÷ Average Damage Per Hit = Amount of Hits Per BarThen, plug in the numbers accordingly!1,886 ÷ 5 = 377.2The number 377.2 is our average damage per hit! Let’s finish up by using the second formula. In this example, Bar A takes 10,000 damage to complete the bar.10,000 ÷ 377.2 = 26.5111347 ≈ 27Since you can not do half of a hit, in this situation we would round up to 27. Therefore, it would take the player approximately 27 hits to complete Bar A. Different Types of Bars Spoiler There are four main options when hitting a party. Each bar corresponds with the PvP actions: Fight, Dance, Prank, and Eavesdrop. Fight is the only strength-based bar, with the other three bars being intelligence-based. This does not necessarily mean that an intelligence build will be more effective or make more Cash on bars but does contribute to the damage done on the bar.Fight, which is the same as Snark, Fight, High-Five, and Peace-Sign. Dance, which is the same as Rave, Swipe, Tease, and Eat. Prank, which is the same as Lecture, Chug, Complain, and Facepalm. Eavesdrop, which is the same as Sigh, Bro-Fist, Drink, and Giggle.As you can see, the four original options can often appear with both different icons and names depending on the party. Invite parties also have their own names for the different hit options, and it often pertains to the hunt. Max Drops and Plunder Spoiler Each party has a maximum amount of drops that can be received regardless of stats, amount of hits, or consumables used. The only bonus that can increase the maximum drops of a party can be purchased through the store. Current max drop amounts can be viewed below (Main Story Drops / Side Story Drops): POTD: 126 / 28 PPOTD: 245 / 49 Kinis: 250 / 50 Cats: 500 / 100 Dogs: 700 / 180 *Note: You can only receive one type of side story drop at a time, meaning you must complete the first side story before moving on to the next one. Trophy Drop Rates Spoiler All parties have a 5-15% chance of dropping a given trophy to all members of the club who have actively participated in the party. The drops are completely random, and the use of DNs and or Care Packages does not increase your chances to receive a trophy. Higher hits, plunder, and damage also have no effect on the drop rate. Attack Items Spoiler Among the various items found in the Store, there are consumable items that can be used in both parties and PvP. Both Attack and Defense Items allow players a better chance at winning the given action and are often referred to as “Pots”. However, only attack items are necessary for parties. These items offer a range of stats, and prices, and can be intelligence or strength-based. The average player will likely not need to make use of Pots while partying unless they are attempting a PRO Party or the highest-difficulty Party for Invites. All Pots can be purchased for Cash in the Store, and are not found anywhere else in the game. Note: ALL items listed above are consumable items, and can only be used once. Club Bonus Items Spoiler Spoiler Amps can be obtained from various boxes, the Spinner, Stories, and XC rewards. Wild Amps are the only amp that can be directly purchased in the Store, these amps can e used for any party and can stack on top of other amps for an added bonus. All amps need to be activated with their corresponding Party Amp Keytars that can be purchased for 50 Cash in the Store. When used, amps increase cash from party actions by 10%. Spoiler Jets can only be obtained by purchasing them directly from the Store for 29 Silver XC Crowns. Once purchased, the item can be activated with a Party Jet Key, also in the store, for 50 Cash. When used, this item will start the current party immediately and will give a 20% drop boost upon completion. If the club successfully completes the party, all participants will continue to receive this 20% drop boost for an hour, even if they leave the club. Spoiler Limos can be obtained from various boxes, the Spinner, Stories, and XC rewards. They are not able to be directly purchased in the Store. To activate a Limo, purchase a Party Limo Key for 50 Cash in the Store. When used, this item decreases the party start time by 10 minutes and will cause the party to start immediately if the remaining time is 10 minutes or less. Spoiler Yachts can be obtained from various boxes, the Spinner, Stories, and XC rewards. They are not able to be directly purchased in the Store. To activate a Yacht, purchase a Party Yacht Key for 50 Cash in the Store. When used, this item will start your party immediately. Spoiler Slow Jams can be obtained from various boxes, the Spinner, Stories, and XC rewards. They can also be purchased directly from the Store for 5 Extra Credits and are activated with a Slow Jam Spreader that can be purchased for 50 Cash in the Store. When used, this item extends the current party by 15 minutes; only 4 Slow Jams can be used per party. Note: ALL items listed above are consumable items, and can only be used once. Premium Party Items Spoiler Spoiler Pizza Bikinis can be obtained as a drop from parties, various boxes, the Spinner, Stories, and XC Rewards. Additionally, they can be purchased directly from the Store for 34 Extra Credits. This item often referred to as a "Kini", is an item that is required to complete the Art Skool Party: Pizza Pop(ART). Spoiler Hypnocats can be obtained as a drop from parties, various boxes, the Spinner, Stories, and XC Rewards. Additionally, they can be purchased directly from the Store for 69 Extra Credits. This item often referred to as a "Cat", is an item that is required to complete the Otaku Party: Cat Cafe. Spoiler Invites can only be obtained & used during specified hunts when Invite Parties are released. During those hunts, Invites are available in the store for 5 Extra Credits each. Unlike the previous two items, Invite Parties require several invites to complete the given party depending on the difficulty. Note: ALL items listed above are consumable items, and can only be used once. Regular Parties Spoiler Art Skool Spoiler Fake Art 101 (Easy) ❄️ (claimed) Damage Needed to Complete: 37,000 damage Lecture: 10,000 damage Snark: 10,000 damage Sigh: 2,500 damage Rave: 2,500 damage Last Bar: 12,000 damage Drops: Retro Camera, Porta Potty Duration: 2 hours DIY Tattoo (Easy) Damage Needed to Complete: 88,500 damage Lecture: 8000 damage Rave: 8,250 damage Rave: 8,250 damage Snark: 56,000 damage Last Bar: 8,000 damage Drops: YOUR MOM Tattoo, Electric Guitar, Porta Potty Duration: 3 hours Factory Art (Easy) Damage Needed to Complete: 70,000 damage Rave: 8,500 damage Rave: 8,500 damage Snark: 30,000 damage Sigh: 6,500 damage Last Bar: 16,500 damage Drops: Cat Skeleton, Porta Potty Duration: 4 hours Art Starzzz (Easy) Damage Needed to Complete: 97,000 damage Rave: 13,000 damage Snark: 43,000 damage Lecture: 15,000 damage Rave: 13,000 damage Last Bar: 13,000 damage Drops: Wolfenstein, Cactus, Electric Guitar, Porta Potty Duration: 4 hours Hype Machine (Easy) Damage Needed to Complete: 92,500 damage Rave: 28,000 damage Lecture: 13,000 damage Rave: 28,000 damage Sigh: 9,500 damage Last Bar: 42,000 damage Drops: TeeVee, Cactus, Porta Potty Duration: 4 hours Back Alley Debut (Easy) Damage Needed to Complete: 201,000 damage Rave: 28,000 damage Rave: 28,000 damage Snark: 64,000 damage Snark: 64,000 damage Last Bar: 17,000 damage Drops: Unicorn Sculpture, Cactus, Electric Guitar, Porta Potty Duration: 5 hours Pizza Pop (Art) Damage Needed to Complete: 47,500 damage Rave: 12,500 damage Lecture: 10,000 damage Snark: 17,500 damage Last Bar: 7,500 damage Drops: Cloudpaca, Kitsune Duration: 3 hours The Bro Code Spoiler Prank Primer Damage Needed to Complete: 46,500 damage Bro-Fist: 7,500 damage Swipe: 4,000 damage Fight: 35,000 damage Drops: Toilet Seat Duration: 1 hour Note: The Swipe Bar must be hit first, and players can actually lose regen by hitting the Fight Bar on this particular party. Frisbee Follies Damage Needed to Complete: 40,000 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Bro-Fist: 7,500 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Last Bar: 7,500 damage Drops: Ultimate Trophy Duration: 2 hours All Roads Lead to Beer Damage Needed to Complete: 53,000 damage Part One: 28,500 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Swipe: 3,500 damage Part Two: 24,500 damage Swipe: 3,500 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Swipe: 3,500 damage Drops: NO DUMPING Sign, Catsuit, Cracked aPhone, PIMD Varsity Jacket Duration: 2 hours Restless Keg Syndrome Damage Needed to Complete: 101,500 damage Part 1: 32,000 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Steal: 3,500 damage Steal: 3,500 damage Bro-Fist: 7,500 damage Part 2: 40,000 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Bro-Fist: 7,500 damage Part 3: 29,500 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Last Bar: 7,000 damage Drops: Beer Pong, Dirty Poster, Hot Wings Duration: 3 hours It’s Brostep, Brah! Damage Needed to Complete: 172,000 damage Part 1: 56,500 damage Bro-Fist: 7,500 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Chug: 7,500 damage Fight: 24,000 damage Part 2: 61,000 damage Fight: 23,000 damage Chug: 10,000 damage Swipe: 5,000 damage Fight: 23,000 damage Part 3: 54,500 damage Bro-Fist: 9,000 damage Chug: 9,500 damage Swipe: 4,500 damage Bro-Fist: 9,000 damage Last Bar: 22,500 damage Drops: Dubstep Keyboard, Dirty Poster, Hot Wings, Catsuit Duration: 4 hours Fitspiration Damage Needed to Complete: 172,500 damage Bro-Fist: 25,500 damage Swipe: 9,500 damage Chug: 27,000 damage Fight: 60,000 damage Last Bar: 50,500 damage Drops: Buff Pup Duration: 4 hours Note: The Chug Bar must be hit first, at this particular party. Hipster Spoiler Counter Culture Damage Needed to Complete: 48,000 damage Snark: 14,250 damage Snark: 14,250 damage Sigh: 3,000 damage Lecture: 16,500 damage Drops: Hipster Coffee, Catsuit, Cracked aPhone, Coyote Hood Duration: 2 hours Dumpster Dive Damage Needed to Complete: 70,500 damage Lecture: 8,000 damage Rave: 8,500 damage Sigh: 6,000 damage Rave: 8,500 damage Last Bar: 39,500 damage Drops: Dumpster Burrito, Cracked aPhone, Coyote Hood Duration: 3 hours No Hand Brakes! Damage Needed to Complete: 68,000 damage Sigh: 6,500 damage Rave: 8,500 damage Rave: 8,500 damage Snark: 28,000 damage Last Bar: 16,500 damage Drops: Fixie, Catsuit, Cracked aPhone, Coyote Hood Duration: 3 hours Blue Plate Special Damage Needed to Complete: 92,500 damage Rave: 12,700 damage Rave: 12,700 damage Snark: 42,300 damage Lecture: 12,300 damage Last Bar: 12,500 damage Drops: Greasy Breakfast, Moustache, Cracked aPhone, Coyote Hood Duration: 4 hours Arcade (Mis)Fire Damage Needed to Complete: 93,000 damage Sigh: 9,500 damage Lecture: 12,250 damage Lecture: 12,250 damage Snark: 42,000 damage Last Bar: 17,000 damage Drops: Cut-Offs, Moustache, Cracked aPhone, Coyote Hood Duration: 4 hours First World Problems Damage Needed to Complete: 119,500 damage Rave: 17,000 damage Sigh: 12,500 damage Rave: 17,000 damage Lecture: 16,500 damage Last Bar: 56,500 damage Drops: Hipster Tee, Moustache, Catsuit, Cracked aPhone, Coyote Hood Duration: 5 hours VIP Pass Spoiler Afternoon Delight Damage Needed to Complete: 147,500 damage High-Five: 30,500 damage Drink: 20,000 damage Tease: 13,000 damage Complain: 40,000 damage Last Bar: 44,000 damage Drops: Electric Guitar, Porta Potty, Hot Tub, Swag Bag Duration: 3 hours Cabana Cool Damage Needed to Complete: 186,000 damage Tease: 16,000 damage Drink: 40,000 damage High-Five: 35,000 damage Drink: 40,000 damage Last Bar: 55,000 damage Drops: Porta Potty, Hot Tub, Bikini and Trunks Duration: 4 hours Wait-Listed Damage Needed to Complete: 165,000 damage Complain: 40,000 damage High-Five: 37,000 damage Tease: 19,000 damage Drink: 35,500 damage Last Bar: 33,500 damage Drops: Electric Guitar, Porta Potty, Hot Tub, VIP Pass Duration: 4 hours Just Dance! Damage Needed to Complete: 224,500 damage Drink: 56,000 damage High-Five: 39,000 damage Complain: 41,000 damage Drink: 56,000 damage Last Bar: 32,500 damage Drops: Health Water, Porta Potty, Hot Tub, DJ Headphones Duration: 5 hours Limo Luxury Damage Needed to Complete: 180,000 damage Complain: 42,000 damage Tease: 25,000 damage Drink: 36,000 damage High-Five: 41,000 damage Last Bar: 36,000 damage Drops: Health Water, Porta Potty, Hot Tub, Monkey Limo Driver Duration: 5 hours Skyhigh Party Damage Needed to Complete: 219,000 damage High-Five: 43,000 damage Drink: 60,000 damage Drink: 60,000 damage Tease: 28,000 damage Last Bar: 28,000 damage Drops: Health Water, Electric Guitar, Porta Potty, Hot Tub Duration: 5 hours Dog Star Damage Needed to Complete: 117,500 damage Tease: 29,000 damage Complain: 24,000 damage High-Five: 40,000 damage Last Bar: 24,500 damage Duration: 4 hours Otaku Spoiler Draw Manga! Damage Needed to Complete: 67,500 damage Giggle: 7,500 damage Peace-Sign: 17,500 damage Facepalm: 7,500 damage Eat: 17,500 damage Last Bar: 17,500 damage Drops: Manga Duration: 2 hours Noodle Express Damage Needed to Complete: 112,000 damage Peace-Sign: 35,000 damage Eat: 25,000 damage Eat: 25,000 damage Giggle: 12,000 damage Last Bar: 15,000 damage Drops: Bowl of Ramen Duration: 4 hours Enjoi J-Pop! Damage Needed to Complete: 191,000 damage Peace-Sign: 52,000 damage Giggle: 17,000 damage Facepalm: 30,000 damage Peace-Sign: 52,000 damage Last Bar: 40,000 damage Drops: Karaoke Microphone Duration: 4 hours Cosplay Please Damage Needed to Complete: 168,500 damage Giggle: 30,000 damage Giggle: 30,000 damage Facepalm: 46,500 damage Eat: 22,000 damage Last Bar: 48,000 damage Drops: Popsicle, Cosplay Costume Duration: 4 hours Anime Expo Damage Needed to Complete: 267,000 damage Facepalm: 53,000 damage Peace-Sign: 72,000 damage Peace-Sign: 72,000 damage Giggle: 25,000 damage Last Bar: 45,000 damage Drops: Plane Ticket to Japan Duration: 5 hours Big in Japan Damage Needed to Complete: 292,500 damage Giggle: 40,700 damage Peace-Sign: 99,500 damage Peace-Sign: 99,500 damage Eat: 39,300 damage Last Bar: 13,500 damage Drops: Daruma Doll Duration: 5 hours Cat Cafe Damage Needed to Complete: 95,000 damage Eat: 20,000 damage Facepalm: 25,000 damage Peace-Sign: 35,000 damage Last Bar: 15,000 damage Drops: White Tiger, Cloudpaca, Baby Kitsune, School Uniform PRO, Bento Box PRO Duration: 4 hours Invite Parties Spoiler Invite Parties function the same in terms of damage, but have a different appearance or theme depending on the hunt. 4 Invite Party Damage Needed to Complete: 38,000 damage Fight: 10,000 damage Prank: 8,000 damage Rave: 14,000 damage Last Bar: 6,000 damage Duration: 3 hours 7 Invite Party Damage Needed to Complete: 63,000 damage Fight: 17,500 damage Prank: 14,000 damage Rave: 22,000 damage Last Bar: 9,500 damage Duration: 4 hours 10 Invite Party Damage Needed to Complete: 99,000 damage Fight: 27,500 damage Prank: 22,000 damage Rave: 34,500 damage Last Bar: 15,000 damage Duration: 6 hours 15 Invite Party Damage Needed to Complete: 155,500 damage Fight: 43,200 damage Prank: 34,500 damage Rave: 54,200 damage Last Bar: 23,600 damage Duration: 8 hours 22 Invite Party Damage Needed to Complete: 244,400 damage Fight: 67,900 damage Prank: 54,200 damage Rave: 85,200 damage Last Bar: 37,100 damage Duration: 10 hours Black Cat Cafe Spoiler Damage Needed to Complete: 100,000 damage Eat: 25,000 damage Facepalm: 25,000 damage Peace-Sign: 35,000 damage Last Bar: 15,000 damage Duration: 4 hours PRO Parties (TBA) Fake Art 101(PRO) Damage Needed to Complete: 235,000 damage Lecture: 30,000 damage Rave: 15,000 damage Sigh: 30,000 damage Snark: 80,000 damage Last Bar: 80,000 damage Drops: Duration: 4 hours This is still a work in progress, but will be added in the future! Super PRO Parties Spoiler On July 6 2016, ATA introduced Fake Art 101(SUPER PRO) & DIY Tattoo(SUPER PRO). Super Pro parties had increased difficulty, drops, and payout compared to both Regular and Pro parties. Additionally, in these parties, players could receive exclusive miscellaneous items and avatars as rewards as shown below. Street-Art Fake Art 101 (SUPER PRO) 250,000/250,000 Tattoo Pen DIY Tattoo (SUPER PRO) 250,000/250,000 In order to receive the avatar rewards, players had to collect combined amounts of the new drops: On August 19 2016, Super Pro Parties were removed indefinitely. Weekend Getaway: Mansion Mayhem How Does this Party Work? Spoiler 1. Start the Party (60 Party Rental Keys needed to initiate) 2. Hit the FLIRT bar This bar has high difficulty, and players can fail hits. 3. Hit the VIBE bar This bar takes constant damage and a lot of health, so ideally everyone in the club hits this bar. All attacks are guaranteed to land successfully on this bar. 4. Buy the "Drop The Bass" buff and Hit the DANCE bar Players first need to buy the "Drop the Bass" buff from Molly’s to be able to hit this bar, and each player can only buy this only once. Once you purchase the "Drop the Bass" buff, you’ll have 5 minutes to Dance as much as you want. Hitting the bar without having Drop The Bass ready will fail automatically AND cost you energy. Make sure you don't claim the buff before you're ready to hit the Dance bar. You can only get it once and you'll lose your chance to participate. When your Club is done with the Dance bar, designate one member of your Club to buy and use the "Lights On, Party's Over" item. Once this item is used, it will instantly finish the bar and allow the Club to finish the Party! You only need 'Lights On, Party's Over' item ONCE and once it is dropped, the bar ends and no more people can hit it, even if they have Drop The Bass active. You can only use 'Lights On, Party's Over' when your Drop The Bass buff is active. Make sure the last person knows to use the item within their 5 minute window! If you don't drop 'Lights On, Party's Over' you may fail the party. 5. Dance Finale "Extra hits to finish the party off and celebrate!" Not entirely sure what this entails, but details will be added as information is found. More information will be added once the trial run is over! Troubleshooting and Common Issues Spoiler Double Cat Drop Spoiler This issue occurs often during flashes or promos when players are attempting to drop a cat at the same time. If the cat is no longer in your inventory, take a ss of the chat showing there were multiple drops in one party and send a ticket to Support. Missing Drops Spoiler During new hunts it is common to see a delay of notifications, however, if you receive a party notification with no drops it is best to send in a ticket to Support. Most of the time though, these drops are fixed later in the hunt. Missing Notifications Spoiler Typically “missing” notifications are just extremely delayed. On the off chance though that you are missing a notification for an extended period of time, sending in a ticket through support may help. This can also happen during flashes when many consumable items are used at once. FAQ Spoiler When were invite parties introduced? Spoiler It’s debatable when invite parties first started though, since the first-ever invite-style party was in May 2017 during the P-ARRRR!-ty in My Dorm Hunt. However, the first invite party in the format we are familiar with now was during the Thailand in the Sun Hunt. Is it easier to get Max Drops if you’re larger in stats? Spoiler You can meet the requirements for max drops in a party in fewer hits as you get larger in stats, so technically yes. But it is your ability to do more damage on a given bar that makes it easier to get max drops, rather than your stats directly. How often are invite parties available? Spoiler There is not a set schedule or date that invites appear as of now. However, they are most commonly seen at the following holidays: New Year, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Halloween, and Christmas. How can I tell how many hits someone had in a party? Spoiler Go to the Club icon off the main menu, then scroll down to the Club History and select Parties. From there you can look at specific parties completed, and see how many actions someone had on a party. Thank You & Other Useful Threads Check out the amazing individuals who helped make this possible! Editing ❀ -iLyssatheGummyBearKissa- ❀ ChoKing ❀ Pride ❀ War-King A huge thank you to him for allowing me to use some of the information from his previous guide on Art Skool parties and for allowing me the opportunity to work with this idea. I truly couldn’t have completed this without your understanding and support. 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I'm so happy you finally got it up! You've been working so hard on it and deserve super praise! I'm happy I was of some help to you!
Helpful guide Day! ♥️ Thank you so much for taking all the time and effort it took to create this post. It’ll be super helpful for players to help understand parties. 🥳
Nice thread. Finally put to rest that question of what the hardest party is, and it should help club ownere and admins make better choices about which parties to do. I noticed a few significant bugs Second one should be fight. Also the first action in the lists of Action HP is centered making that section look a bit messy. "Cosplay Please Damage Needed to Complete: 168,500 damage Giggle: 30,000 damage Giggle: 30,000 damage Facepalm: 46,500 damage Eat: 22,000 damage Last Bar: 48,000 damage Drops: Popsicle, Cosplay Costume Duration: 4 hours" And there are many duplicated ones in the lists, and this is consistent across parties in all categories. "Facepalm: 53,000 damage Peace-Sign: 72,000 damage Peace-Sign: 72,000 damage Giggle: 25,000 damage Last Bar: 45,000 damage" I'd be somewhat keen to see a running list of them by difficulty per HP total. I also believe that some parties have a blanket defence coefficient, often causing some people to fail hits, and potentially nerfing the damage output on them. It may be possible that parties with equal HP may differ in difficulty if one has a higher defence. Did you notice anything like this in your tests? Like if you deal more or less damage, on average, to (equivalent actions) on different parties both within the same series and across series. This effect would probably be more noticeable when dealing with pro parties as they block out players who are significantly stronger.
(1) I didn’t add the bar for fight since it’s already just fight, but Chug was accidentally put in there! (2) I’m aware of the formatting issue. It came up clear in previews, so I’m fixing it at the moment. (3) From my experience during this only one party actually took your strength and intelligence if you didn’t hit the correct bar. However, I could have been incorrect. And overall under the “Understanding Damage” Section I believe I did mention that relative damage does not mean that a party is necessarily difficult. That’s why players will have to look at their average damage dealt per hit in order to gauge difficulty. Though some bars were consistent within parties, there was not enough correlation to conclude that specific bars have any sort of regulation in terms of damage.
I think it was beautifully made and well written Day!!! You did an awesome job! Also, yall this girl gave up hunt avatars and items to get this guide done. She deserves a huge round of applause I don't think one massive guide has ever been posted without hiccups. It doesn't make it any less special. Keep your head up Day! You did something spectacular and it answers multiple age old questions. I personally didn't have any issues understanding it ❤ the info is all great! Can't help forums likes to throw a curve ball on design layout sometimes.
Honestly the effort you put in this is amazing!! Thank you for teaching me how to properly play now🥺💕💕 U a whole queen.
You aren't guaranteed to get a box from parties upon completion. Cat Cafe has a higher drop rate than POTD would, though, simply because it is a premium party. Even so, you still don't get a box from Cat Cafe every time. It's just randomized but different parties have different probability.
I put this off for as long as possible but ily and ty for making this guide. Can I stop sleeping in the doghouse now?