FAQ

Below is a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the game Extraordinary Ones. Suggestions and questions can be left at the comment section.

## Frequently Asked Questions

#### ***What is the weekly coin limit?***

> The weekly coin limit is **3.500 coins**.
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#### ***How can I obtain coins?***

> Coins can be obtained by playing all types of **matches** (Per match limit: 89 coins). Additionally, a coin pack can be bought in **club shop** with ***club coins***, for players that are members of a club (Club → Shop → Daily). Each coin pack costs 188 club coins, and also gives the player 188 normal coins. Up to 5 coin packs can be purchased weekly. Coins can be obtained through gacha rolls (Shop → Gacha), in **Advanced Chosen One Handbook** shop (Chosen One Handbook → Shop System → Chosen One Shop), through **events**, and by **watching ads**. Players can also receive, daily, up to 25 coins from friends, in the form of **daily gift**. Furthermore, Honor Alumnus Level (Profile → Alumnus), School Card (Finance → School Card) and School Fund (Finance → School Fund) are 3 benefit packs **costing real money** that give the players additional coins, either daily (School Card), weekly (Alumnus) or by completing in-game missions (School Fund).
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#### ***How can I use coins in the game?***

> Coins can be used to **purchase heroes** (Shop → Hero), with prices varying from 4888 coins to 13888 coins, with some exceptions for crossover characters. Coins can also be used to buy the *Let's Be Friends* and *Unique* **Emoji Packs** (Shop → Pack → Emoji), lucky packs that can be drawn up to 70 times, each one costing 500 coins. A player can **use coins to gift** other players Cake, Rose, and Bunch (Profile → Gift → Reward)
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#### ***How can I obtain gold?***

> Gold can be obtained through **gacha rolls** (Shop → Gacha), in **Advanced Chosen One Handbook** shop (Chosen One Handbook → Shop System → Chosen One Shop), through **events**, and by **watching ads**. A player can also obtain gold by selling heroes **trial cards** or skins trial cards (Bag → Trial Card). In Synchron's **Equinox Garden shop** (Hero → Synchron Sign or Illusion → Equinox Garden → Skill Point Exchange), a player can exchange skill points for gold supply chests. Furthermore, Honor Alumnus Level (Profile → Alumnus), School Card (Finance → School Card) and School Fund (Finance → School Fund) are 3 benefit packs **costing real money** that give the players additional coins, either daily (School Card), weekly (Alumnus) or by completing in-game missions (School Fund).
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#### ***How can I use gold in the game?***

> Gold can be used to purchase some entry-level **heroes** (Shop → Hero), such as Alpha White, Taurell, Osgood, Plum, Cassie, and Mercy. Gold are also used to buy **Fan Club Trial cards** (Fan → Fan Club Trial Card → Renew) which are used to test other player's fan builds; **Fan Pages**, a fan build page of your own, costing 400 gold; **Fan Club** *Member*, *Vice Cap,* and *Leader* Packs (Shop → Pack → Limited), packs containing 18, 148 and 666 clappers, respectively; Up to 3 Fantastic **Gacha Coins** weekly (Shop → Pack → Benefits), gacha coins that can be used in the Miracle Gacha Machine; and **Double Experience Cards** (Shop → Pack → Daily). Gold is also used for **Miracle Gacha rolls** (Shop → Gacha Miracle → Gacha), with each Fantastic Gacha coin costing 128 gold. A player can **use gold to gift** other players Chocolate, Perfume, and Necklace (Profile → Gift → Reward)
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#### ***Can I buy skins with coins or gold?***

> No. Skins can only be bought with **Gems,** but a couple of selected skins can be exchanged with *Custom*, *Epic*, *Legendary* and *Miracle Stars.* These skins are available in the lucky bag. (Shop → Lucky Bag → Suit)
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#### ***What is hero bond?***

> Hero bond is a point system based on the familiarity a player has with a given hero. The levels are: Stranger (0-999), Friendly (1,000-4,999), Admire (5,000-9,999), Like (10,000-14,999) and Love (15,000). When a player achieves each level, one leaf belonging to a 5 leaves flower is filled. By filling each leaf, a player can unlock the hero biography chapters (Stranger, Friendly, Admire, and Like), voice (Stranger, Friendly, Admire, and Like), greeting voice (Like), interaction (Love), emoji (Admire) and a letter (Love).
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#### ***How can I upgrade my hero bond?***

> Bond points can be obtained by playing the hero in question (Max 400 daily, which can be distributed to any hero played), by tapping the favorited hero in homescreen (Max. 100 daily) or with the items **Thread** and **Bonding Thread.** The **Thread** can increase up to 75 bond points each. 5 Threads can be bought weekly in the club shop (Club → Club Shop → Daily). It can also be obtained through events and daily login. The **Bonding Thread** can be obtained in the shop (Shop → Pack → Hot) or exchanged with wish fairies in the prayer department. A small amount of bond points can be received by setting up a given hero in the mini-game Casual (Homescreen → More → Casual).
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#### ***How can I tell apart bots from real people?***

> The most accurate differentiator between bots and real people is the **hero proficiency strip**, or badge, on the left side of a hero's frame in the loading screen. This badge ALWAYS means that the hero is played by a real person. A player can only see badges from other players that are part of their own team. It's important to note, though, that a match will ALWAYS have the **same number of bots in each team,** unless it is a bot game, in which case the enemy team will be composed solely of bots. A badge can vary in look and size, as per the hero proficiency. Other hints can be obtained by the specific heroes chosen (there is a limited number of implemented bots), the **movement pattern**, and, more importantly, the **builds**. Bots will always build items in the same way and order, unless their builds are changed by the developers. A list of common bot builds can be found in this page. Besides all these hints, a 30 seconds long queue - or less - will, in most cases, mean that it's a bot match.
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> *In the image above, different hero proficiency badges can be seen in the top left corner of the heroes Dara, Kingfisher, and Nugua, meaning that the party is composed of 3 real people and 2 bots. The same is true for the enemy team, unless it is a bot match.*
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*\*\* These bots can be implemented as a result of a bug for when a player selects Dragon Girl or Viatin. Heroes Rem, Tamago and Tudi are also implemented as bots in Heavenly Realm Brawl mode. In extremely rare cases of bot matches happening in Uni rank and above, a vast range of other heroes are known to have been implemented as bots.*
#### ***What is Hero Proficiency? How does it work?***

> The results players get for using heroes in Intense Match and Rank battles can be used for leveling up in the Proficiency system, thus upgrading the hero's Proficiency level. Note that bot matches in AI Match don't give any proficiency points. The points are given according to the performance in the match:
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> Proficiency is divided into seven levels:  RAW,  GREEN,  GOOD,  EXCELLENT,  SUPER,  ACES, and  GRAD.
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> Each time you reach a higher level, your hero will unlock a new reward! A badge indicating a high proficiency level will be displayed when the hero enters the battle loading page (see above). If a hero reaches SUPER level and has default opening special effects set, the hero's proficiency level will be displayed to players when the hero spawns at the fountain. High-level kill and portal effects can be equipped in the "Preparing" page.
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