Hey,

I've been playing Sylestia a while and I feel like saving up money is real burden...I don't know if there is but;

Is there any way I could possibly collect money faster? I have been playing the games and stuff, but it seems like there could be a faster way, other than what I've been doing. If there is or isn't I would appreciate it if anyone could shed some light on this for me...

Usually when presented with this question, the experienced users will answer "Missions".

Missions (not to be mistaken for quests) are pretty easy ways to gain some extra gold. You send a pet on a mission, and x number of hours later, it returns, (hopefully) having completed the mission. You get gold from succeeding, and you also get mission satchels, which usually give gold or potions/elixirs (which can be used to decrease healing costs, or sold for gold).

Some people (like myself) enjoy letting the satchels stack up until we really need gold, and then opening them all at once.

Many people have "mission pets" specifically for this purpose... you can't use a pet in your party while it's on a mission, after all. You can often find cheap lv60 pets for sale, assign their proficiency points to a certain stat, add some equipment, and send it out on missions all the time.

There are some other ways of getting gold (selling themed pets, fest items...), though sometimes that's hard to do for newer players. But it does get easier over time, if you're willing to put in the effort to work your way up the "economic ladder".

Oh okay I'll try that. But I have another question, if you don't mind...

How do I level up some of my level zero pets? I have gotten really far on the world map and can't level them up because the just keep dying.

:'(

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The method I usually used was to keep two of my normal party pets (the tank, and either the damage dealer or the healer) and then put the lv0 kid in the third slot. That way, the higher-leveled pets took the brunt of the damage, fights went quickly, and the lv0 pet could level up pretty safely and quickly.

There may be other, better methods that I don't know of... but maybe that'll help?