Руководство для начинающих

## Вступление

Приветствуем новых игроков **Idolmaster Cinderella Girls Starlight Stage** в нашей вики!

Пусть вас не пугает что игра на японском. В нашей вики вы найдёте ответы на все вопросы и перевод интерфейса.

## Установка игры

Официально игра вышла только на территории японии что не позволяет просто скачать игру из маркета. Ниже приведены способы установки игры на ваше устройство.

### Android

#### Скачивание APK с помощью QooApp

Это самый простой способ для Android устройств.

1. Скачайте саму программу QooApp.
2. QooApp устанавливается как все остальные APK. Разрешите на устройстве установку из неизвестных источников.
3. В QooApp введите поисковый запрос "Starlight Stage" и выберите "IDOLM@STER CINDERELLLA GIRLS..."от BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc.
4. Нажмите "Download" и установите игру.
5. Обновлять игру следует только через QooApp.

### iOS

#### iTunes

Меняйте страну на аккаунте и качаете игру.

## Настройка игры

Now that you have installed the app, it's time to get going!
Since I have started the game quite a while ago, I'm not too sure if I remember the beginnings correctly, but it shouldn't be too difficult to figure out.

There will definitely be a text box popping up at some point. This is where you enter your player/producer name. You will also be prompted to choose one out of the three starting Idols. This choice has no significant effect on your later game, since you will get all three them anyways and your choice just determines who will be set as center initially. So feel free to choose whoever you like most!

After all your downloads are done, you should find yourself in the home menu. At this point you should have access to all functions of the game. I encourage you to go to the settings first and make sure to check a few things there. If you think you have no need for that at the beginning, skip this chapter and move on to the next one.

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You can find the menu screen as shown in the picture, by navigating to the rightmost tab in the main navigation bar, which is located at the bottom of your screen. There are a lot of buttons, which might be confusing, but for now we only need the settings menu, of which there are actually two. They are the blue buttons located in the second last row, first and second from the left with the wrenches on labeled **システム設定** and **LIVE設定**.

### Системные настройки

Особо углублятся в настройки пока не обязательно. Перейдите в меню **音質** для настройки качества и громкости звука. Левый вариант - Нормальное качество звука(весит меньше). Правый вариант - Улучшенное качество звука(весит больше).

### Настройки выступлений

Эти настройки влияют на игру во время самого прохождения песен..

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The first option you see in the above picture is the option to mirror all rythm-icons. I haven't really found a good reason to use it so far, but if you ever need it, this is where you can find it.
The second and third options are for turning on cut-ins and effects. Those pop up during live-play if turned on. I personally find these very distracting when playing on higher difficulties, which is why I have turned them off. They might also potentially have an effect on your games performance, so turn them off if you don't feel comfortable with your specs.

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This is where things get really tricky. This slider basically adjusts how the rythm icons are lined up with the music. If this is adjusted wrong you will most basically tap out of rythm, which is definitely not what you want in a rythm game. The thing though is, that this is probably not set correctly from the beginning and might be off. If you tap the button below that slider you will get to a calibration screen, where you tap to the rythm and the game tries to adjust the slider for your. Let me tell you that this is not working very well. I tried it and it set mine to over 30, which was completely wrong. What I would recommend doing is just leaving it as it is and play the game, then see if something feels off and then adjust the slider manually by 1 or 2 steps at a time. If you repeat this several times you will find the perfect setting for you eventually.

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This should be self explanatory. With those options you can adjust how your rythm icons look. The default option is Type 1. That said I would recommend taking Type 3 or 4 over type 1 or 2. The main reason for this are the changing backgrounds of the songs. Some are very colorful, which makes the rainbow colored rythm icons very hard to see, especially on higher difficulties when there are a lot of them on the screen. Type 3 and 4 are not transparent and are very easy to spot. The difference between normal taps and slides is also much more visible than it would be if using Type 1 or 2.

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The last set of options on the first page. The first button takes you to the LIVE tutorial, you probably won't need this anymore since you should've already done it. The second option is one that I don't fully comprehend. The Japanese tells you that it changes the the intervall of the tapping point above the line and you can set it to normal or wide. I assume it changes the area where it actually registers your taps but I've not seen myself in need of this option until now. Last option disables or enables the back-key during live-play.