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One piece treasure cruise is a mobile ( ios and android ) game under development by bandai namco entertainment inc..

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Tips for New OPTC Players and Roadmap

Tips for New OPTC Players and a Roadmap

Story Adventure Info

Story-mode Guide

Mission Guide

Ships Guide

Events Guide

Rankings Guide

Coliseum Guide

Forest of Training

Forests of Training Guide

Sugo-Fest Event

Sugos, Past and Present

Rayleigh's Bazaar

Rayleigh's Bazaar Guide

Chopperman Missions

Chopperman Missions Guide

Moving Darkness Blackbeard Pirates?

Pekoms and Baron Tamago's Retrieve the Candy!

Lightning Speed! Straw Hat Pirates

Caribou The Treasure Thief

Dead On Prophecy?! Madam Sharley

Assemble! Whitebeard Pirate Crew!

Cheer On Your Soul! Soul King

Search! Heart Pirates!

Clash!! Kizaru

Neo Clash Aokiji

Neo Clash!! Doflamingo

Neo Clash!! Kizaru

Decisive Battle! Hawk Eyes Mihawk

Decisive Battle! Hawk Eyes Mihawk Guide

Clash!! Vergo

Clash!! Doflamingo!

Clash!! Doflamingo! Guide

Clash!! Chopper's Rampage! Guide

Ambush! Garp

Guide for clearing Forests of Training

Coffin Boat Woes?

How to beat Hawk Forest

Bread Problems?

How to beat Beard Forest

Character List

Discover all One Piece Treasure Cruise's available characters!

• 1 Tips for New OPTC Players and Roadmap
• 2 Crystal Skulls
• 3 Treasure Map

One Piece Treasure Cruise - Best crews to start off your voyage

One Piece Treasure Cruise features an extensive roster of characters built up over its almost ten-year pedigree, featuring a variety of both obscure and famous fighters from across the Grand Line and New World for you to play.

What is a crew?

So, tandems are really only present for FTP (free-to-play) characters. They can be useful very early on if you want to boost your team’s damage but don’t rely on them as they’re not particularly useful in the long run. But, as for how to build your crew there’s a variety of methods, with complimentary abilities, specials and more.

Now, for a basic overview of how characters work; each character has an element, which is a pretty common mechanic in most Japanese games . These represent different attributes and how they’re strong or weak against another, to start off with you’ll want to prioritise getting your commonly unlocked characters levelled up, the Strawhat Pirates. After that you'll concentrate on experimenting with new characters, it can seem a bit overwhelming at first, but we've got some sample crews to get you started, and one highly recommended deck from a few years ago that should let you breeze through the early game.

Here are some crew suggestions to get you started:

1 #1 - “Straw Hat Pirates”

Characters: (Captain) Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, Usopp, Nami

The Straw Hat Pirates are probably the most recognisable group from the series. And, as we noted in our tier list, they also have the greatest variety of evolutions and variants in One Piece Treasure Cruise. Since you unlock these characters throughout the main story, you’ll most likely have them, and they’re a great way to introduce yourself to how evolutions work; Luffy, Sanji, Zoro and Usopp also gain their own tandem attack, although as we noted this won’t be of much use early on, but can still be helpful if you’re mainly using FTP characters.

2 #2 - “Arlong Pirates”

Characters: (Captain) Arlong, Choo, Hatchan, Kuroobi, Fishman Pirates or duplicates to round out

One of the early teams who also have a tandem attack, the Fishman Pirates are another group that you’ll unlock through your adventures in the main story. They’re a good choice to expand beyond the central Straw Hat Crew, and at one point Arlong’s evolution was considered a top-tier character. Time, and updates, have neutered that potential somewhat but as you go through the vanilla story arc he’ll be more than suitable for a hard-hitting team. This is also one scenario where you may want to use generic fighting characters to round out - if you want to keep the theme that is. Otherwise, sub in a Straw Hat or anyone else who rounds out your elements.

You’ll also be able to evolve Arlong further as you go, although the other Fishmen will likely need to be subbed out in order to make space for other characters as you progress.

3 #3 - “EXPLaw”

This is a team you’ll frequently see cited for newer players. The bad news is you’ll need this version of Trafalgar Law and most likely Smoker to make it work, as well as a friend who has Law as well to be your ‘guest’ fighter. However, the good news is that the other three Straw Hats are all evolutions of their starting characters, so even if you’re FTP there’s only a need for about three out of six characters to be unlocked via pulls. As it stands this is one of the more detailed teams for clearing early-game content, but always bear in mind that mileage may vary with newer updates.

However, the general layout of this team speaks to the fact that - if you play your cards right - you’ll likely end up with rarer recruits early on. If you’re a lore purist this may be a little off-putting, but when you get rare team characters that you can play or want to grind and farm earlier content there’s no reason not to break out of the Straw Hat team.

4 Additional Tips & Resources

Thanks to nearly ten years of development and community engagement the One Piece Treasure Cruise fandom has put together a number of resources. The One Piece Treasure Cruise wiki offers detailed breakdowns of almost half the entire cast, although it cuts off some of the newer cards, while Nakama Network is an excellent resource for seeing what teams other players are running to clear content as well as trialling your own.

As we recommend in our reroll guide for One Piece Treasure Cruise , one key thing to remember and that we see shouted from the rooftops for new players is to wait for Sugo Fests when pulling. These roughly twice-per-month events allow for much greater pull chances of rare recruits and are considered basically the only time you should spend your Rainbow Gems, or - God forbid - real money.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Guide: Tips and Strategy

PUBLISHED 9 YEARS AGO

OPTC is an excellent game very similar to Brave Frontier, except that you get more action and fun. There is no auto battle option and requires way more skill, which is something for a change. Here is a general guide for One Piece Treasure Cruise.

Character Types and Relationships

Source: OPTC Guide

Each type comes with its on strength and weaknesses.

• STR – Strong against DEX (2x Attack Power) and weak against QCK (0.5x Attack Power)
• DEX – Strong against QCK (2x Attack Power) and weak against STR (0.5x Attack Power)
• QCK – Strong against STR (2x Attack Power) and weak against DEX (0.5x Attack Power)
• PSY – Strong against INT (2x Attack Power)
• INT – Strong against PSY (2x Attack Power)

If you ever forget these relationships, check the top left corner of your game when in battle. Each character type can further be classified into a subclass of Fighter, Shooter, Slasher or Striker.

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Keep Your Starting Characters

Sometimes, you will be tempted to sell off characters that you think are not that strong. Keep in mind you will get the following characters – Luffy, Coby, Zoro, Usopp, Sanji, Nami and Chopper from story mode.

We recommend upgrading Usopp to Golden Pound Usopp by swiping right. He is one of the best characters in the game. Golden Pound Usopp’s special takes 15(10 max special lvl) turns to charge and that could be the deciding factor in winning a battle later on.

Leveling Your Characters and Crew Cost

Always be sure to power up your characters by feeding characters you won’t be using to the ones that are in your main team. Just make sure you don’t feed those we mentioned earlier. 🙂

Crew cost can only be increased as your pirate level increases. The pirate level is basically your experience bar. You gain them by fighting regular campaign maps. Every time your pirate level goes up, your crew cost will increase.

Special Attacks and Captain Abilities

Each character will have a special attack. For example Usopp is great character with a good special attack but weak normal attacks. His special attack will delay the enemy for 3 turns, which is very helpful against bosses. Special attacks can be leveled by feeding the same character with the same skill.

Captain Abilities(CA) are leader skills which gives the entire party a specific bonus. For example, Zoro’s CA boosts Dex by x1.5 and is very good in an all DEX team. Use the most suitable CA that will benefit the entire team.

Tandem Attacks

Tandem attacks are special moves only usable when you have specific characters in your team. They are very powerful and deal tonnes of damage. Here are a few tandem attack combos:

Tornado Tabasco Pound Phoenix – Deals 3x character’s ATK in damage to all enemies in back. Requires  Nami Tornado Tempo ,  Usopp Tabasco Star  and  Roronoa Zoro Pound Phoenix .

Weak Trio/Guts Attack – Deals 2x character’s ATK in damage to all enemies in front. Requires  Nami ,  Usopp  and  Tony Tony Chopper .

Golden Mirage Shot – Deals 2x character’s ATK in damage to all enemies. Requires  Usopp Usopp Golden Pound ,  Nami Mirage tempo  and  Chef Sanji Hot Rock Stew .

For more tandem attack info, check this out .

Need More Beli and Gems?

Beli is what you need to level or evolve your characters. The best place to get Beli is on weekends at the Golden Cavern Island. Depending on which level you farm, you should be expecting ~30k to 70k Beli. Regular maps also drop Beli but not as much as Golden Cavern Island.

Gems is the “Pay to Win” currency which you can get some even if you are free to play. Here are a few ways to get free gems:

• Login daily to get a free gem
• Login streaks will provide more gems
• Completing story mode provides gems upon completing it for the first time
• Completing new islands on Extra Isle will give you 1 gem.
• Raid bosses provides 1 gem for completing all difficulties(one time only)
• Special events Bandai gives will give gems

Guest Captains and Friend Points

Always add friends and use any Guest Captain relative to your level to make battles easier. It is important to add friends initially when you are weaker. Once your characters get stronger, you can opt to be more picky with who you add as a friend.

Friend points can be used to get new characters. The odds of getting a good character is slim, but you can save all friend points until you get a special event where they give higher odds of getting things like pigs. It will be more worthwhile.

Source: OPTC

Merry Go is the only ship worth using cola on. It provides 1.5x boost to crews attack and 300Hp, which is pretty nice. Cola is used to upgrade the ships.

Cola can be gotten from regular maps and treasure chests. Spend some stamina farming story mode with plenty of stages such as Twin Cape 10 or Little Garden 10.

Good Characters to Farm

You can get some decent characters from story mode. The drop rates are quite low however. We do recommend you farming these characters suggested by optcguide.com :

• Alvida (Ch 3 – Alvida’s Hideout & 2 Ch 2,6 Loguetown)
• Morgan (Ch 9 – Shells Town)
• Buggy (Ch 5,13 – Orange Town & Ch 8 – Lougetown )
• Kuro (Ch 5,13 – Syrup Village )
• Zeff (Ch 3 – Baratie)
• Don Krieg (Ch 5,15 – Baratie)
• Arlong (Ch 14,15 – Arlong Park)
• Tashigi (Ch 10 – Loguetown)
• Smoker (Ch 12 Loguetown)
• Vivi (Ch 5,6,8 Twin Cape & Ch 4 Whiskey Peak)
• Laboon (Ch 9,10 Twin Cape)
• Miss Monday (Ch 3,7 Whiskey Peak)
• Mr.5 (Ch 9,13,14 Whiskey Peak)
• Mr.3 (Ch 11,15 Little Garden)
• Broggy (Ch 6 Little Garden)
• Dorry (Ch 7 Little Garden)

There you have it guys! Now go kick some butt!

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Units in this team, units assigned, captain ability, swap effect, special (max: turns), super type / class,  mini guide:.

•   Team saves ONLY LOCALLY
•   Clearing your browser cache will delete your saves
•   If you want to view your teams in a difference device, you should Export your Teams and paste the link into the browser of the other device
•   Drag & Drop Units into the slots below, or Click to Add using the add buttons to assign available Units
•   Remove Units from teams by dragging it outside, or Click and select Remove
•   Units cannot be used more than once, except in the Friend Captain slot or the Ambush Team (Team 6) (These Units are tinted to distinguish from the rest)
•   The Captain slot will be automatically mirrored to the Friend Captain slot if it is empty
•   The Captain slot should be assigned first before assigning the Friend Captain slot to allow using the same unit.

NOTABLE FEATURES

•   FILTER Filters are available by toggling the Filter button. Units can be filtered by Type, Class, and Special
•   UNIT DETAIL Clicking on the Units will display the details: Captain, Special, etc
•   MINI GUIDE Click on the boss name to open its guide. Adjusting the Nav Lv will update the HP and ATK at the corresponding nav level. Clicking the button next to the boss actions will activate the corresponding Special Filter
•   UNITS I DON'T HAVE Label Units you don't have by mouse right click (or long hold on touch devices), or by dragging them to the Don't Have Units section
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