How To Farm Gems In Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat
The main currency of is Gems, or special items that can be farmed to purchase various materials and upgrades. Vault Breakers, Runes, and other resources needed to pull banners are all bought through the number of Gems you have. A few tricks to obtaining many jewels at once can prevent you from always undertaking a tedious grind for this currency.
One of the obvious ways to gain a lot of Gems fast is to buy the Gem Packs and Value Cards offered by the in-game shop of. Value Cards automatically give you 100 Gems per day for 30 days, giving you a constant supply for a limited time. This method can give you a steady foundation of Gems to spend, but it can be taxing to spend consistent real-world money.
The fastest way to gain Gems in is to complete the Bloody Palace, pursue one-time rewards, participate in events, and buy them from the Co-Op shop. The Bloody Palace is an arena where you fight wave after wave of enemy groups to progress to harder stages. This place is the easiest location to farm Gems since your Bloody Palace run ends only if you lose or choose to stop.
Challenges within the Bloody Palace reset twice a week, and you will be rewarded with 200 Gems if you manage to beat each goal presented in this specific game mode.
Normal missions can give you another type of item called Chaos Coppers, which can be exchanged at the Co-Op shop for Gems. Turning in 1000 Chaos Coppers will net you around 100 Gems, but this method may only be done once weekly as the store resets. The best chance to farm Gems actually begins when you start for the first time.
Beginners can beat Training Stages, reach Office Levels, and clear stages in the Realm Conqueror mode to earn Gems as first-time rewards. Reaching new Collector Ranks and earning Achievement Rewards will also give you Gems during your initial progression. Make sure to conserve your Gems until you have met many of these starting goals in .
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