Basic Buffs

• Provide survivability bonuses for teammates
• Attention: This buff provides a SPR bonus.
• Details about the SPR bonus will be mentioned later in the text.

• Provide damage bonuses for teammates

• The amount of damage bonus depends on your SPR stat.

• Therefore, you need to use "Star of the Day" first, then "Lovely Tempo".

• This is the skill that MUSE can enhance in the Buff Enhancement System. The methods to increase skill levels will be introduced later.

• These two buffs are the foundation of the basics. Teammates should maintain full coverage throughout combat – even with AFK gameplay, these buffs provide substantial bonuses (though this approach is not recommended).

• Therefore, when teammates are resurrected after death, you must promptly apply the buffs. Without buff bonuses, teammates will lose a significant amount of damage output.

• Note: These two buffs have a limited casting range (900px) – significantly smaller than most of your other skills. Therefore, be sure to stay close to teammates when applying them.

Performance Skills

• After applying the buffs, you certainly shouldn’t AFK. To further enhance teammates’ survivability and damage, use the Performance System very frequently.

• Upon entering combat, a red-blue energy bar will appear in the lower-left corner of the screen. This energy bar represents the Performance System.
• The blue energy bar represents survivability buffs, while the red one represents offensive buffs.

<aside> 💡

How to Use Energy？

</aside>

• Using "Effector on: Power" will activate the red energy bar consumption mode, while "Effector On：Groove" enables the blue energy bar consumption mode.
• These two skills will be used frequently, so it’s recommended to place them in convenient positions on the skill bar.

Changes in the Energy Bar under "Effector on: Power" Mode

Changes in the Energy Bar under "Effector on: Groove" Mode

• As you can see, many musical notes appear here. Let's explain them one by one.

• On the left side, light green skill icons appear, each representing different buff effects. You can understand it as: each effect corresponds to a unique note combination.
• Detailed effect descriptions can be found in the Skill Learning menu, but here’s a general summary: