In this Egolock guide, we’ll take a closer look at three essential aspects: character customization, skills, and point allocation. You’ll discover how to craft a distinctive character, gain insights into various skill categories, and make smart choices when it comes to allocating your points, all to help you thrive in the game. Without further ado, let’s jump into these topics!
Complete Beginner’s Guide
The initial step you’ll want to take involves personalizing your character, which is also the point at which you select the color scheme that will define your appearance in various scenarios.
Once you’ve entered the game, you’ll be presented with choices to customize your hair, lips, nose, shoes, and eyes. The most important thing is your eye color, because your eye color actually determines your flow.
On the right side, you can choose your skin color. And on the left side, you roll for planes, and each plane will have its own flow customization; this doesn’t really matter.
After you’ve completed the character customization process, simply click “Finish”, and return to the main menu. Naturally, you’ll click on “Play”, and from there, you’ll enter the main lobby of the game.
Now, your initial step will be heading to Area Z. Upon entering this location, you’ll find amenities such as restrooms, dormitories, a physical studio, training facilities, and more.
Once you’ve finished exploring and examining everything, you’ll be guided as to what to do in that area. After completing those tasks, make your way over to Isagi and have an interaction with him.
Within the Universal skills section, you’ll notice an image depicting a man kicking a ball. The central drawing adorned with green dots represents the allocation of your skill points.
The central ball at the core pertains to your Playing skills. They are active and revolve around the execution of shots. There will be a release for testers, and currently, the only functional tools are the Center of Gravity and Riptide.
Click on the icon featuring a man with a dumbbell on the top left side. Within this menu, you’ll encounter flow, consisting of three dots in the center, representing three distinct flow transformations.
There’s a standard or “normal” flow called “Heat,” as well as a unique “Zone” or “Clan Flow” option that promises extensive customization possibilities. These options are influenced by your current level, whereas the others depend on your stat points.
To participate in ranked matches, simply go to option Number 1. You’ll see a small screen like the one in the image below. After that, you’ll enter the queue, where you’ll be matched with 12 other players at the same time, resulting in a 6-set game mode.
Ranked matches are super important because it’s where you get the most EXP. For instance, you earn EXP by winning, and you also gain EXP by participating in duels and helping other players score goals.
In order for the assists to count, you’ll have to pass it to someone in a certain amount of time before they actually score the goal.
To get started, access the menu (choose “Teleport to Pitch”), and you’ll find yourself on Team Z. Click on your preferred position, and you’ll immediately enter a match. It will teleport you to the field.
Let’s discuss statistics; this will be very important. Here in the skill parameter summary are offense, defense, mental, physical, speed, and passing.
The most important thing here is speed, because if you’re slower than the other players, you can’t run up and down as much. And then stamina, so you can run more.
I would honestly say stamina might even be more important than speed, so you can run as long as you want and use more skills, and something else I recommend for leveling up is stamina.
I hope this guide has helped you customize, understand the skills, and allocate your points in Egolock. With that said, if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to leave them in the comment section below.
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