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5. Qibo battles involve bringing 8 Qibo Cards. After landing, you can release them, and both sides’ Qibos will attack each other, similar to an auto-chess game. Once a Qibo is placed, it immediately uses its skill once. During selection, there’s a white frame showing the skill’s range. Players can choose from four skills before the battle starts. In the game, you can use commands and support actions (like an "all-out attack" or something, I didn’t look closely).
6. While exploring the open world, pressing Tab triggers a special vision mode that highlights nearby collectible resources and treasure chests with a transparent range view.
7. The demo’s progression interface only included upgrading skills and talents.
8. Collecting Qibo entries for each race in the compendium grants extra bonuses for that race’s Qibos. Individual Qibos also have their own missions, which can increase a level system similar to "awareness." Each level-up gives that Qibo a bonus.
9. While exploring the open world, characters don’t have a stamina bar for running. Didn’t have time to try mounts.