NEW HERE? GUIDE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE ALMOST READY 2.0

Histerica_the_NinthJuly 31, 2026guide

I just joined and now I have to read a super long guide.” It’s not that long, and it’s written in a cool way. Trust me, there aren’t any weird or complex concepts. It’s a 3-minute read. We’ll cover the basics for your first few days, so you don’t feel overwhelmed.

HOLD ON A SEC, rookie: the first thing you need to do is go to your profile. On the right side, in the “Home, Inventory, etc.” bar, look for “Referral” and select your friend’s link or someone from your country. That’ll earn your friend some coins. If you don’t know anyone, just pick me, and I’ll send you a friendship bracelet.

What’s the goal to really dominate the game? 8 companies to make yourself as self-sufficient as possible. I know you joined the game to defend your country and dish out beatings, but listen to me. You need your 8 companies to become A BEAST and expand your empire. Just remember… patience.

A lot of people will tell you to go for 12 companies and a thousand other things. Listen to me—I’m the smartest one here.

Missions? I’m not going to devote a whole section to them. Just do them. They’re important.

Where do I work? Wherever you see the highest pay, jump in and stay until they kick you out. Let me know if you want.

Military units? Ask, and they’ll tell you which one to join.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TALENTS. I'll explain how to set them up. No need to overthink it.

COMPANIES. 10-second read. Read it—it's important, and it only takes 10 seconds.

BATTLES. Attack wherever you want, with or without equipment, or with a knife. Period.

OTHER THINGS.

1. TALENTS

Don’t have time to read? Then follow this talent path, and if you get hooked on the game, you can ask questions or read this later.

LVL 5 (20 points). You’ll have 2 points left over here, which you should save.

40 in Entrepreneurship: 2 points (3 total)
60 in Energy: 3 points (6 total)
19 in Production: 3 points (6 total)
Businesses: 2 points (3 total)

LVL 10 (40 points). You’ll have 1 point left over. Save it.

45 in Entrepreneurship: 3 points (6 total).
80 in Energy: 5 points (15 total)
25 in Production: 5 points (15 total)
Businesses: 2 points (3 total)

LVL 20 (80 points). We’re starting to make a name for ourselves. We’ll save the leftover point.

50 in Entrepreneurship: 4 points (10 total). We won’t level up any further here.
100 in Energy: 7 points (28 total)
31 in Production: 7 points (28 total)
Companies: 4 points (10 total)

At this level, you’ll already have 6 companies available. Maybe not all of them built yet, but the slots are available. If you don’t have the materials for your next company yet, put those points into Energy or Production, and you can level up the Company skill later when you’re ready to build it.

2. THOSE DAMN COMPANIES. What a mess...

No, man. Just listen to me and we’ll figure it out. DON’T HIRE any workers. At least not for the first few days. Then, ask around.

I’LL SAY IT AGAIN—you just don’t get it: DON’T HIRE WORKERS, DAMMIT. Wait until at least level 15, when you know how to write “Warera,” and then you’ll see.

1º LIMESTONE (stone) company. Save that stone.

2º BRICK company. well, well, well… you need stone to make bricks. Great! We have a company for that and we’ve been producing. You’re going to need to buy bricks to set up your second company—that’s why you’ve been earning a little money by working.

3º company: Iron. Save it for the fourth.

4ª company: Steel. With steel, we’ll increase the automation of our companies so they automatically produce more each day.

The idea is to have 8 companies, with automation set to level 6. Depending on how active you are, you might prefer to upgrade your warehouse to level 2 or 3 (if you’re not very active) or leave it at level 1 (if you log in daily). So, set up your companies to produce the resources needed for that goal. There will be time later to switch production to food or bullets.

Where should I place them?

Wherever there’s the highest production bonus percentage. Some countries specialize in bricks, others in steel, and so on. Choose the one with the highest bonus. As for natural resources (iron and stone), they rotate; so choose the one with the highest percentage and the longest duration. Ask if you don’t understand something. Usually, the game already recommends the region with the highest bonus.

3. BATTLES

I'm skipping the guide. I'm going to go on the offensive.” OK, perfect. Check out this battle:

A battle with 332,450,000 damage per side. With players landing critical hits of 14,000 per attack and racking up 26,530,000 in a single battle. And there you are, with your knife (or, if you’re lucky, a pistol), dealing 150 damage... pathetic.

Don’t make a fool of yourself—listen to me. Forget about leveling up your damage skills to level 20. Holy Mother of God, I already leveled up my damage skills before reading the guide... Don’t worry, but starting NOW, follow the path I told you about earlier. Don’t use the free talent reset—it’ll come in handy later.

Where should I place them?

There are usually national orders or orders from your military unit that increase damage. On the map, you'll usually see those flags above the battles:

Your country’s flag indicates that your government is prioritizing that battle, and the other flag represents your military unit. There are three colors: red (most important), yellow (normal), and green (low). Generally, the military unit and the country will issue red orders for the same battle, so that’s where we’ll strike.

Once in the battle: Do you see that under “Attack”? That’s the order from the military unit and Spain. That’s the side we’re supporting, so let’s attack!

What gear should I use?

I have a ham knife.” Use all the gray gear you have or scrap it. I recommend you scrap the green gear, and save the rest (blue, purple, yellow, or red) until further notice. NEVER use purple or blue bullets. DO NOT buy or craft them (for now).

DO NOT buy gear or food (unless you have a mission). It’s a waste of money and won’t give you enough damage to make you a threat. BUY ONLY FOR MISSIONS.

4. OTHER THINGS TO DO. Chests, the Market, Discord, Military Units.

The market is complicated at first. Prices are very volatile, and people try to manipulate them... Just buy the resources you need as you go—that’s it. Don’t stress about the market because, in the early levels, it’s irrelevant to you.

I recommend selling the green boxes. Usually, try to sell them for more than €3.30. You can set quantities and prices for your buys and sells. Sell the red boxes for more than €22 whenever you can. Are you a gambling addict? Well, go ahead and throw your money away by opening and/or buying boxes… after all, this game is meant to be fun. I don’t recommend doing it, though.

DO NOT BUY anything that isn’t for a mission or for your companies. No gear, no food, no bullets, no boxes. If I catch you ignoring me, I’ll drag you through the mud.

Military units are exactly what their name suggests. If you belong to one, you can increase the damage you deal when attacking in battles where orders are in place. Plus, every 12 hours they restore 10 health points for free, and at the end of the week you’ll get free boxes. Just join one and you’re all set.

You’ll discover the rest as you go along. Don’t worry—you’ll get hooked on this game because of the community and the drama; the gameplay is easy to pick up. This is more of a personal tip, but I recommend trying to “role-play” a character. The game itself is boring… but the community and the lore you can create are what’ll keep you hooked. Check out the memes, feel free to post original content (no AI copy-paste, please), and ask whatever you want—the community for this game is usually very welcoming.

Ask whatever you want—we’re happy to help. The more people there are, the more fun we have.

Guide sponsored by the INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR COOPERATION (IBC)

https://app.warera.io/article/6a54ae30df2442114b3635f6

Drafted by the Grace and Absolute Command of the Reverend Mother of the Ninth House, Absolute Regent and Supreme Vicar of the Sacred Mandate of Andorra https://app.warera.io/user/683b0de86b027ca346a01faa

Original guide: https://app.warera.io/article/6a6c60e6f1f4d376ca06cbfe
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