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· It's recommended to stockpile around 20,000 Polychromes in advance to guarantee obtaining the new character you want.
· This amounts to about 125 pulls, and even considering the 50% chance, it's enough to secure the next featured character reliably.
· It's a good idea to prepare in advance with the new characters expected in Season 3 (e.g., Claret) in mind.

· In the early stages of the game, it's more efficient to build teams based on the three main damage types: Rupture, Attack, and Anomaly, rather than focusing solely on elements.
· Each end-game content consists of three battles, so you'll need a team that can handle various situations.
· Later on, you can consider placing main DPS characters of different elements in each team to broaden elemental coverage.

· While character performance is important, you should prioritize characters that can supplement your account's lacking DPS types or support roles.
· For example, pulling only a Rupture support when you lack a Rupture DPS might not be very efficient.
· While meta-relevant characters are important, pulling your favorite characters (waifu/husband) first and building a team around them is also a great approach.

· While the game's meta is important, building your team around characters you love will help you enjoy the game in the long run.
· For example, the 1.0 character KQan could later be utilized more effectively by pairing them with newly released supports (Astra, Nicole).
· We recommend pulling your favorite characters and then building a team that makes them shine.

· It's best to use Stamina consistently every day to maximize its efficiency.
· It's more effective to first upgrade a character's core skills and key damage stats to their maximum level before farming for Disks.
· For some characters, specific skills (e.g., Astra's EX Special) provide crucial buffs, so prioritizing the upgrade of those skills should also be considered.

· If you're a new player, don't feel too pressured to clear end-game content.
· As the game progresses, the need for new S-rank characters will increase, but consistent play will allow you to earn enough resources to acquire future characters.
· Even if you miss out on end-game content, the loss of Polychromes isn't significant, and you can make up for it through the story and side content. It's important to approach the game like a marathon, with a long-term perspective.

· When choosing Disks, it's advisable to refer to build guides provided by the community.
· It's efficient to prioritize main stats for slots 4, 5, and 6, and sub stats for slots 1, 2, and 3.
· It's a good idea to keep Disks with good options, even if you don't use them immediately. Disks for specific elements or set effects can be particularly useful.

· Enabling the 'Manual Chain' option allows for more effective management of stun windows and precise execution of certain combos.
· For some characters, manual chain settings are essential for their stun combos, so it's good to familiarize yourself with them in advance.
· Manual chains help prevent accidental chain attacks on the wrong characters and assist in connecting chain attacks to the desired characters.

· It's important to recognize that Zenless Zone Zero is ultimately a game designed to encourage spending.
· Certain characters might be heavily promoted, like 'Character of the Month,' but this can be temporary and may be replaced in the next patch.
· If you want to maintain long-term power, it's advisable to consider characters like 'Void Hunter,' expected in Season 3.1. (Similar to Ishiwan in Season 2).