Lust Goddess – Newbie Guide: Heli Racing

Heli Race Basics

Heli Race is an alliance event that ends every Sunday at 10:00 UTC. Any quests still in progress are cancelled when the event ends. The next Heli Race begins on Monday at 10:00 UTC.

To collect your rewards, click on Alliance. Rewards are granted automatically and can include:

• Serum
• Credits
• Rare, Epic, and Legendary cards
• Androids

Your alliance’s final position in the global Heli Race rankings determines the Influence Points it receives and the TopGear rewards distributed to its members. Each member can receive up to 9,000 TopGear, depending on the division and final placement within the group of 15 competing alliances.

Divisions and Rankings

Your division affects several aspects of Heli Race, including:

• The number of Heli Quests available per day.
• The number of Heli Crate rewards you can unlock.
• The scaling of available Heli Quests.
• The Influence Points and TopGear awarded at the end of the event.

Each division also allows three additional Heli Quests per day at a cost of 50 Emerix per quest.

Some rewards are exclusive to specific divisions. For example, the ninth Heli Crate reward is available only in Gold Division. Reaching 50,000 Magnetrons in another division does not unlock that reward.

Your performance in the previous Heli Race determines your division for the next event:

• Top 3 alliances: Advance to the next division.
• Middle-ranked alliances: Remain in the same division.
• Bottom 3 alliances: Drop to the previous division.

Heli Quest Management

Daily Quest Limits

The daily quest limit refreshes every 24 hours at 18:00 UTC. In Gold Division, you can complete 15 Heli Quests per day.

Quests do not refresh automatically after appearing, so managing your available quests is important.

If you do not want to wait for a quest slot’s timer to expire, you can spend 10 Emerix to speed it up and take the quest.

You can obtain Emerix from daily and weekly crates:

• Fifth daily crate: 30 Emerix.
• Third weekly crate: 100 Emerix.

Removing Unwanted Quests

Use these methods to manage undesirable quests:

1. Use an alternative account: Remove bad quests with an alternative account.
2. Remove a quest before sleeping: Remove an unwanted quest with a duration of four hours using your main account before going to sleep. There is no disadvantage other than losing one of your 15 daily quest attempts in Gold Division.

Removing unwanted quests can help your alliance reach its weekly Magnetron goal.

Completing Mercenary Rarity Quests

When a quest requires you to earn Rare, Epic, or Legendary mercenary points, upgrading a mercenary from a lower rarity to a higher rarity counts toward the corresponding quest.

Gold Rush During the Weekly Break

Heli Race ends on Sunday at 10:00 UTC and does not restart until Monday at 10:00 UTC.

Use the mini-event Gold Rush to complete quests on Sunday and fill the gap between Heli Race events.

Heli Race Shop Strategy

Prioritize purchasing the SR Android and Diesel from the Heli Race shop. Other rewards are generally not worth purchasing.

Android Selection and Upgrades

Recommended Androids

Choose Androids based on the needs of your team:

• Audrey: Provides a damage buff.
• Ruby: Provides an even stronger damage buff.
• Ramona: Recommended for melee commanders.
• Cloe: Provides HP for ranged commanders and deals area-of-effect damage starting from the fifth turn.

Android Levels and Upgrade Materials

Android Encryption Keys are required to level up Androids every 10 levels. The maximum Android level is 150.

Before upgrading an Android, save up a substantial amount of experience and Gold Plates. Consider activating the alliance upgrade Cheap Upgrades before spending your Gold Plates, as it reduces the amount required for upgrades.

SSR Androids

SSR Androids are generally not worth the investment because they are expensive to acquire and level up. Their specialized skills also do not suit every commander.

Exception: SSR Android Marion can be effective in high leagues and longer battles.

Avoid Unlocking Unwanted Androids

Do not unlock Androids you do not intend to use.

Android Point rewards, including those from Alliance War crates, are distributed randomly among all unlocked Androids, regardless of whether they are active or inactive in the mercenary team.

Unlocking unwanted Androids can therefore dilute the points received by the Androids you actually use.