#mod:zekira

Leveling bands only increases your tension and soul. Also there are no bromides that loosens judgement, the default judgement is already much looser than most rhythm games.

~TheBeatlesPkmnFan42

Beatles, you reeeeeeeeeeeeally need to take a break or something XD you could have at least mentioned the Rhythm Wide skill, which actually does loosen the judgement window.

~Zekira

Oops I was only thinking about cards that change judgement the whole time, as opposed to ones that do it occasionally.

Points are only affected by how well you do in the boss battles, whereas with normal songs you get a set amount.

~TheBeatlesPkmnFan42

Regardless, you should still aim to Master Combo everything anyway.

Getting better results in the normal songs gives more boss meter.

Getting better results in boss stages both give you much more Event Gacha Balls and Event Points.

The higher the difficulty you play, the more likely it is to get better music sheets, so if all you need at this point is the last kind, play on Hard if you can.

~TheBeatlesPkmnFan42

If you’re looking for the first one, then AFK-grind on Easy.

BTW you’ll never run out of the second one. Trust me.

When you open up SB69 for the first time, there is an icon in the upper right hand corner.  Click on that, then click on the first option, and you simply log in with your ID there!

- Poki

And in case you don’t have an ID yet:

Menu->SB69 ID

will allow you to create an SB69 ID. Important: your password must have at least one number.

Does your phone always do this? Or is it just SB69?

~TheBeatlesPkmnFan42

I don’t really get it, but if you’re using an Android device, did you adjust the timing?

Something about a friend’s ID, I think. I don’t know exactly what it’s for, though. If any other mods know, please edit this post with your answer!

~TheBeatlesPkmnFan42

You input the ID of your friend that (supposedly) referred you to the game. Both parties get rewards.

It’s the tension that helps keep your HP from going down too quickly. So if your bands have really good tension, you can miss as many notes as possible and your HP wouldn’t even go down.

-Jules

Soul does help, too.

~TheBeatlesPkmnFan42

The difference in soul and recommended soul (you can see it in the deck selection screen just above the button to start playing) determines the damage you get from missing.

Basically, higher soul = better. Also, there’s no such thing as not taking any damage, but yes, you can reduce the damage enough so that you’re only taking 1 damage per missed note.