It was a bit messy when I was doing the weapon guide before, so I learned from the lessons learned from last time.

White mecha: Nothing to recommend. Buy a soldier in the early stage to make a transition.

Blue mecha: Buy blue mecha directly. Only Natasha, Leo and Griffin are recommended (because they come with their own level when you buy them, so you can avoid wasting money and time on upgrading). You can also draw other blue mechas. Just practice and have fun, don’t raise your level.

Purple mechas are divided into three categories:

Those with an orange hook: have a relatively high priority for cultivation. After being obtained through any method, resources can be poured into cultivation, and they can also be manufactured when there is space in the workshop (the emphasis is on Falcon, Barrier, Nemosis and Tyr). The level can be raised to MK2 4, and some of the powerful mechas can be raised to MK 3.

Those with a blue check: The strength will be slightly lower, there is no need to manufacture it in the workshop, and there is no need to buy it with gold. The training priority will be a little behind, but it is still worth training (especially the Cerberus, the Big Gay, and the Inquisitor) and cannon throwing) the highest level can be raised to MK1 12

Unchecked: The strength is basically not good. If you don’t even have other purple mechas and only have blue mechas, you can train them, but the level can be raised to level seven at most (actually I don’t think the mecha with big breasts is that weak. It should be classified into the mecha with a blue check mark)

Orange mecha, I also divided it into three categories:

First of all, you must know that the cost of training orange mechas is extremely high, and it is extremely difficult to obtain them, so the core idea is to keep them as long as you have them!

Those with an orange check: Let’s put it this way, train them with all your strength if you have them. Most of these mechas are meat machines or skill machines, which will be more cost-effective and retain their value (Behemoth is an exception, because this mecha is very weapon-hungry, resulting in training The price is extremely high, so it is not recommended to cultivate Behemoth in Zero Krypton and Micro Krypton)

Unchecked: Moderate strength, playable, but not very strong. You don’t have other orange mechas or strong purple mechas to raise (for example, let’s say you have Falcon, Nemesis, you You can cultivate these unchecked golden mechas later, after all, golden mechas are too expensive)

Crossed mecha: Mad Dog's strength is not low, but with four slots, you civilians can't afford it. If you raise him, why don't you raise a Falcon? Phantom is basically useless, and the purple mecha Loki has completely replaced him.

In summary, strong golden mechas > strong purple mechas > ordinary golden mechas > ordinary purple mechas (junk purple and gold mechas are not recommended to be cultivated, blue and white mechas are too cost-effective and are not recommended to be cultivated)

Appendix 1: If there are multiple mechas of the same training level, how should I choose?

Answer: Give priority to cultivating main fighters, mechas with thick blood and excellent skill mechanisms (Falcon and Nemosis in purple mechas, Dimit and Demon King in golden mechas)

Appendix 2: Isn’t the golden mecha stronger?

Answer: In this game, golden mechas are expensive to cultivate, and powerful purple mechas are stronger than ordinary golden mechas.

So to what extent can these mechas be cultivated?

Answer: The powerful golden mecha can definitely be cultivated to MK 3, but the cost is relatively high. It is recommended to stop when you reach MK 2 4 in the early stage. Some powerful purple mechas can be trained to MK 3 (only Falcon, Nemesis, and Crow are recommended)