Aim for the best, prepare for the worst.
Solo levelling in New World can be extremely difficult. Some areas have an extremely high density of mobs, some with ability to dodge your attacks and deal massive amount of damage. This is especially true for solo healers.
I myself have reached level 60 as a solo healer recently and here are my top tips for levelling solo:
Dyson Sphere Program is a well-made game with a lot of features. Given the sheer depth of the game, there are some hidden features and advanced tips that you might have missed.
Splitters can have different patterns (types) apart from the default one, and they are useful for saving space in a compact layout. Press Tab key when building to select different patterns. Continue reading
I have learnt from CS2020 a few useful tricks to make my life easier and an enjoyable one when using the eclipse.
This is a feature, not a tip, but I really like the automatic indentations in eclipse. When copying and pasting codes, they are automatically indented in the context, saving the trouble of indenting them manually.
Here are some useful short-cuts and tips I learnt so far. This list may be expanded in the future.
Multiple edits (of the same variable name)
Alt + Shift + R
Very useful for changing the name of variable halfway
Auto-complete
Crtl + Space
This is like tab in linux and sublime text. eg. sysout in java will be auto-completed as System.out.println();
Auto format
Ctrl + Shift + F
Automatically add or delete extra spacings to make code neat and clear, also fixes the over-lengthy lines
Auto fix import
Ctrl + Shift + O
Automatically add the necessary imports and delete unnecessary imports for the class
Auto-add getters and setters
Source – Generate Getters and Setters
This automatically add these two classic methods to the class body
Extract method
Select the code and right click and choose Refactor, extract method
This helps to break down a long method to several sub-methods to make the code more organized, also helps to maintain layers of abstraction by establishing hierarchy in methods.
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