(Alchemy Stars) Team Building Guide: Types, Pros/Cons, & What Comp Works BEST/EASIEST to Make!

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Hey Everyone! You can check out Part 2 of My Team Building Guide going over "Maximizing Your Team's DPS" Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2mren6hhrFjnbM

[@FuromeNavi]

Watching this, there are a couple of things I could comment on and throw in: 1. The type of stage, units, buff and obstacles that are in the stage. It’s best recommended for a more intense (boss/level) stage a player goes mono or all four elements if there’s a support healer. 2. Mono and four elements are the most effective in comparison to duets, unless they have the aurorians MAX, it’s hard to output damage when staying to one or two elements 3. Knowing your aurorians and understanding their role, it is useless to have 5 forest detonators on a stage in which your movements are restricted. Understand the roles; -Detonators, -Snipers, -Converters and -Supports. Find the balance and the best damage output and optimize it 4. I already said this but information is key, know your enemies. It saves the time to know what’s coming as the game helps you to know and understand what type of enemy it is. Always take advantage of it and your likely to pass. 5. Lastly, this is guidance to understanding the whole meta of maximizing damage, although there are things I agree. It’s here to help build the basics to lead on to perfection in balancing a good team for a stage. Not all stages are the same and some will be hard to pass, so it’s key to strategize and learn to use the correct team

[@riffska]

About that last team comp, the rainbow one, when you said it wasn't recommended I was here sitting and I thought to myself; "damn, I've been playing on hard mode this whole time??" Jokes aside, thanks for clearing up the air about which team I should go for. Definitely going for the 1-4 team, I'll try :)

[@lixveb3665]

Lol ! I thought the same too

[@youmnacookie2960]

Same the only reason I cleared the story stages is because my character were overleveled

[@ConcreteEcho]

Definitely looking forward to a more in-depth video, like what to do during the turn after you do your big combo and use up all the tiles that correspond to your team (and also used all your active skills) - go for a big off-color combo to get more tile turnover, or stay near the enemies, or head toward another clump of on-color tiles?

[@yunan9610]

A nice basic guide. I'll be waiting for the more in depth guide with the archetypes since that would be significant than just the elements. Like the skill cycles for example.

[@Jon-zw5hh]

You legit made so much sense to me, liked and subscribed

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Thanks so much! And Welcome : )

[@Grayard]

Thank you very much this was really useful

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Glad it was helpful! : )

[@sponge563]

Loving your alchemy stars videos. Just found your channel today

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Awesome! Thank you so much! : )

[@TeriyakiDior]

I subbed☺️ I love how informative you are and how it’s easy to understand what you’re explaining and not having brain melts lol Amazing video!!

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Thank you so much for the comment and for subbing! Glad you enjoyed the video : )

[@justinayala18]

Just started playing good looks

[@snookerking786]

Great vid easy to digest content. Have subbed.

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Awesome, thank you!

[@rath9881]

good advice thanks.

[@convivialwithac]

Such a big help thanks mahn

[@crissran07]

My strongest one elements team was the fire type and the weakest probably my thunder team cause I still need a good converter

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Yeah, it happens. My account was heavy on Thunder and Water, so that is what I've used to progress through the game since launch. My Fire team and Forrest teams have slowly come together but not 100% happy with what I have for those teams yet.

[@wedwednesday1894]

I've been playing a little over a month and a bit now I got my team's pretty well off, I like to use my water team the most now consisting of Carleen lead Sharona, Philyshy, Hydrad and Barton. Hydrad has all his breakthroughs and Philyshy also has preemptive which is a really nice combo at the start of the match. I was using thunder as my main but I feel water is my strongest now also with the water team 3 of them have fire secondary element of fire which is why Carleen is lead. My thunder team needs some rework I think but I'm trying to build my fire team atm. For grass I think I'll wait for now but I have all elements a team of at least all 2a characters

[@SerDunk-224]

Thanks for the video! Very interesting! It's funny, I started the game with Thunder being my strongest attribute, and after pulling a few banners, I got 5 water 6* and I started using water instead. But then I got really good Forest, and it's now one of my strongest xD Fire is definitely the weakest for me, as I got no 6* at all haha Btw, I noticed that on your Forest team you had Migard as your Leader. I think she works best on the very last spot, so she attacks after everyone else, and has a better chance to get to the enemy in low health and proc her equipment ability and annihilate them! >:D

[@SnowLilacGaming]

My forest team is not really built at all. I have focused mainly on my Thunder Team and Water Team. I'll get to my forest team eventually : )

[@MrToren01]

alot of people dis the mono earth team because its honestly one of the hardest to build but once its built Jesus its probably the strongest mono team out there, I got Migard, Hiiro, Louise, Sikare, and Pact all at E3 between lvl 10-30 with equipment lvl 10 and Holy fuck is this comp beyond deadly, I was able to easily beat 8-14 with 10 turns remaining with this team not even hit once by the enemy.

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Thanks for watching! Honestly, I've never heard anybody dissing a mono earth team. Migard was one of the most sought-after units at launch and when released on a banner. An earth team isn't any harder to build than a team of any other element. It really comes down to what element a person summoned the most units of because it is easier to build a team when you have a good amount of units to choose from.

[@michaelstibbe5640]

I think the dual element team is missing. Not for beginners but def something to keep in mind when building teams. For example: Captain: Gabriel Forest2x Migard Forest/Fire Pact Forest/Fire Beryl Forest/Fire Charon Fire/Forest.

[@SnowLilacGaming]

That is a 1-4 element team which is covered in the video.

[@arlanboyd6940]

Seeing as this video makes sense to make the statement, ill leave it here. First, I have gotten lucky on my pulls; with very little investment I have managed to pull every banner character within just a few pull, if not first, minus Hirro...which took 5 or so, aside from other random 6 stars. I run a rainbow team. You talk of pooling resources, yet that doesn't make sense. Going through the content, you'll earn resources from each element. As such it is easier to build multiple elements simultaneously, than many characters from one element, which is grindy. I started during Sinsa banner, no carleen for me, so water played a mono role early in game for me, but that's it. With this being said, this team works best with dual element units. Really didn't shine until then, and I try to keep one element the same. So, my Sinsa, Eve, Sharona, Phillishy, Migard team all share fire. I do swap into other characters, sometime lightning is dominant, sometimes nature, but rainbow is not terrible, only the rainbow example you chose is terrible. Mono teams run well, and sometimes I'll run one if I see it beneficial, but not normally. Great video! 👍🏻 and sub Edit: forgot the reason. I do it this way to play the board as the board lays, two teleports (3 with Sinsa...but rarely do I hop one square anyway) really help things go in my favor. (Teleporting is considered converting for what it's worth) At times I might wish I could convert tiles, but this happens in mono teams when skill is on cooldown as well, so I am not bothered by it.

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Thanks for watching! Actually, my rainbow team was a well-composed composition. The units on the team are not fully invested in. Only Charon is heavily invested in. And as I clearly state in the video -rainbow teams require manual gameplay, which is not ideal and prevents player's ability to make progress with the spire. To do any of the spires a player would need to heavily invest in 3 additional characters from the 5 already invested in for the rainbow team. I never said rainbow teams were terrible, but they are not ideal for making progress in all aspects of the game including grinding for resources (and 100% cannot do any spire). Without manual gameplay, the overall damage output for rainbow teams is exceptionally low. As someone who has played the game since launch and is fully versed in the strategy of Alchemy Stars, I stand by the recommendations I made in my video.

[@VitchAndVorty]

2-3 Team? Just call it Full House, ma'am. XD

[@SnowLilacGaming]

Thanks for watching! I categorized the teams to have consistency across all of the teams so it is easy for anyone to follow. The way I named the teams is meant to avoid any confusion.

[@VitchAndVorty]

@@SnowLilacGaming Yeah, I was just messing with you.