In this beginner’s guide for Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop, we will be taking a thorough look at the different gameplay mechanics, game modes, and currencies involved. Understanding these aspects is crucial to streamlining your progress as a new player. Elevate among the rankings and join a Guild for a more cooperative experience. Lastly, remember that Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop is a live-service game where resources are trickled down slowly. Do not expect to clear the entire adventure mode in 1 day. Bide your time and get stronger day by day with the resources you get.

Understanding the Gameplay Mechanics

Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop is a linear Idle game in which your progressions are judged by two factors: how far you have cleared the adventure mode and how high your CP (Combat Power) stands. These factors are synched together, as one cannot progress further down the adventure mode without having a sufficient amount of CP.

The core gameplay is completely idle, wherein you need to click on the Divine Tree for it to drop different rarities of gear for all slots. As a new player, you will start from scratch with no equipment. Gradually, over time, you will get better gear and increase your CP.

The Divine Tree also has multiple levels. Each level-up grants you a higher chance to get better-quality gear. Some prerequisite missions need to be fulfilled before the level of the Divine Tree can be upgraded. These missions are usually tied to your progress in the adventure and challenge modes.

A healthy account should easily clear the early game adventure stages. In the adventure mode, combat is completely automated, with each ally and enemy taking their turn. They use their basic attacks and abilities on their own, with no manual intervention allowed.

Understanding the Different Game Modes

Check out the different PvE and PvP game modes available in Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop:

• Adventure – The tried-and-true campaign mode called Adventure allows players to advance by taking on various opponents one stage at a time. Finish every stage to improve your fighting abilities and receive some opulent goodies. Before the battle starts, players can examine the boss’s skills and the available rewards.

• Beast Invasion – Beast Invasion is best played as the final or first mode before doing anything else. You fight a boss until you die, and the damage you deal decides how much you get rewarded. You can obtain Beast Fruit to level up your beasts, Jade, Peaches, and Beast Seals to conjure up new beasts or dupes of beasts you already have. Every day, you receive five chances. You either start by doing it first to get some early peaches to kickstart your day chopping or save it for last so you can vigorously roll over it with your day’s riches.
• Demon Pagoda – The Demon Pagoda is a tower that resets every day, making it the longest game mode you will ever play. Don’t be afraid to rampage through this mode with your character; even if you lose, your progress is still saved and will reset on its own at the end of the day. You get to choose a character boost that makes them stronger for this mode every ten levels.
• Skyward Ascent—Another PVP option is Skyward Ascent, which lets you earn points for the Skyward Ascent Shop, where you may buy Sigil Packs, Taoist Tomes, Spirit Stones, and Peaches in quantities of fifty. It’s simpler to locate low-ranking opponents here, which is great because defeating both strong and weak opponents yields the same reward: 25 Points for Ascent.
• Demon Hunt—Demon Hunts are a guild-only game mode similar to guild raids in other games. You fight a boss once a day and receive rewards based on the total damage you and your guildmates have achieved. These rewards are given to you and your guildmates after you reach certain thresholds for total damage, much like in a larger-than-life version of Beast Invasion.
• Demon King – You can fight bosses you’ve already defeated in the Demon King’s lair. This is where you’ll find the majority of the Binding Charms you need for the Genie gacha, as well as some Peaches to cut down the tree. After defeating a particular level in the Demon King battles, you can Blitz the prior level to obtain more Peaches than you did the first time around, but no Binding Charms.

Understanding the Different Currencies

Understand about the main currencies of Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop:

• Spiritstone—Spiritstone is the fundamental currency of every account in Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop. Because it is utilized so extensively, it is also widely available. Players obtain spiritsones through events, Duel, the Market, pre-registration rewards, and redeem codes.
• Taiji Token—The premium currency in Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop is the Taiji token. Redeem codes, events, and new player quests can all fetch you some Taiji Tokens. These tokens can be used to get amazing goodies such as Speed-ups.

Play Nobody’s Adventure Chop-Chop on PC with BlueStacks without worrying about battery drainage, and smooth gameplay is highly recommended.