Guide to BL Hits

How to Take BL Hits

There have been a lot of concerns about what people know or don't know in this game. One of them is whether we know about BL hits. The objective is to make sure everyone knows what each button does for BL hits for farm or wars as well. Let us go into some basics.

What does BL hits mean and how does it affect me?

BL hits means "battle list hits." This can be found in the People tab. There are a list of people in your kcs range. Be aware that as of right now, kcs range can be very different due to rs factors. Their rs factor can help them greatly if large enough, given their stat boost and offensive/defensive dates they can go on.

How many BL hits can we make a day before it is called farming?

There is a general agreement that it is suggested we hit 5 times a day. However, it is simply one's preference in how much they hit. Note that the number of BL hits are not set in stone. Once we make 6 hits at a time, people might start calling it unloading.
BEWARE: Hitting someone twice may result in crying from your opponent.

What happens if your opponent cries?

That's okay! It makes it all the more fun to hit. A lot of people tend to be nice and let them know they are BL hits. However, some of us like to hit more as we call it whining. I tend to hit an extra 10 times per WPW (wall post whine). Trust me, lots of people whine for hitting them because they lose their money. However, rather than hitting Cat Cafe or Pizza Pop Art, BL hits, using the battle button are one of your best friends to making money without having to pay for hypnocats or kinis.

Quoted by ---V_CjS---

"Historically, BL hitting is only used in the very early weeks/months of the game. Most players didn't use BL as a main source of earning money. Back then, there were no Cat Cafe nor Pizza Pop Art. The top 3 ways of earning money were volleying/building new players, plunder wars and farming inactive farms. Only noobs used the BL and most were quickly taught to not hit other active players, let alone farm. And yes, back in the days, farming was considered as not more than 5/6 hits per day to a single player. The unwritten agreement amongst the club leaders was a settlement, else farm war might arise. It was only after the terror wars when some players were bored of the game and reintroduced the concept of BL hitting."

Difference Between Fight & Dance Buttons

Fight: This is for strength build players. It uses or relies on the strength bar. This helps you take someone down faster than dance. Many players currently are strength heavy build, which makes it harder to hit them successfully if kcs stats are the same but they have a higher strength build. This button is used quite a bit for wars.

Dance: This is for intel build players. It relies on the intel bar. This helps you milk someone, and therefore meaning make slightly more money than fight, I believe. This is used a lot in wars after they are pinned. Less energy gets deducted from opponents, hence why we call the dance button "milking" our money. Milk, baby, milk.

What about Eavesdrop & Prank?

Eavesdrop: This is usually used for pupils wanting to take a look at their tutor's dorm. It can also show you your opponent's dorm set up. This makes you no money. It also lets you see how successful you can hit your opponent. If you hit your opponent successfully, your name will not show. They will not know who eavesdropped them. However, if the eavesdrop fails, you're revealed. Be wise in your decision, my friends.

Prank: This is more successful with the intel build. You cannot get money pranking but this is the best way to quickly pin someone down if successful. If the action is unsuccessful, your opponent's regen does not decrease.

Some Good Tips Or Reminders

This was very well put and ought to be recognized. Very straight to the point and simple.

Make sure to stock up on pots, attack or defense items as well as those permanent stat items which can be found in the Store tab. That should help you some as well.

What Other Ways Can You Make Money?

These are just some of the ways to make money, listed by ---V_CjS--- and -JuIie-, and are not limited to the following list. The following list is not in perfect order of what makes the most money.

1. Cat Cafe
2. Farming Inactives/Pizza Pop
3. DV/DVP
3. Pro parties (they don't hit back)
4. Active Farming & BL(unless you suck at it, then it'll pay less)
5. System Wars
6. Tutor Trading
7. Gift or Scav Selling/Trading
8. Regular Parties
9. EC Exchange to PIMD money
10. Getting hired
11. Jobs

What kind of hitter are you and how do you deal with whiners?

If anything is missing, please let me know immediately so I can correct it. Thank you! Nobody has an excuse to complain or say they don't know what it is now. ?

 

Hm, you did? I wasn't aware of such thing. And Mr? Lols.

 

Uh, people call it different things on here depending on their terms. From what it looks like on your thread, you pretty much said the same thing.

As for your lovely thread, I once again did not know it was made. Nonetheless, I don't know that it is informative enough just to screenshot what PIMD says. I broke it down even further than you did. If you don't like it, my apologies. If you think you can do better, be my guest. I'm not going to sit here arguing who made something first as one's words may not be as understandable as another's explanation.

 

MrByte: Ooh, I like the spirit! I know when I was an even bigger noob at such small stats, I was told 2 hits per day per person was it. About some months ago, I was told by someone else 5 hits. Some catch on and I hear majority are switching it to 5. Maybe it has always been 5?

I wanted to make the guide so people can possibly complain less and we can change the number of hits if it is in fact wrong.

 

Mm, that blonde girl standing on that table cheering on the fight? That would probs be me. :lol:

Ruthy v Ryan

Who will win? DUNDUNDUNNN. To be continued..