Before the Aniimo Season 1: Departure with the Wind Part 2 update arrives on October 29, spend expiring event currencies, pause routine resource farming, clear storage capacity, and hold weekly claims to secure immediate progression when the servers reopen.

Spend Expiring Part 1 Currencies and Claim Rewards

Limited-time exchange tokens tied to Season 1 Part 1 do not carry over to Part 2. When maintenance begins, unspent tokens either expire or convert into gold at low exchange rates.

  • Clear high-priority shop tiers: Buy out summon tickets, universal breakthrough catalysts, and rare skill manuals before purchasing anything else.
  • Spend leftover balances: Put odd currency remainders into universal experience items or capture spheres rather than leaving them in your inventory.
  • Manually claim track milestones: Open the seasonal event menu and claim completed milestone rewards. Do not rely on automated mail systems to deliver unclaimed progress after server migrations.
  • Finish near-complete challenges: Check active seasonal challenges and finish any tasks close to completion. Unfinished challenges expire with the update, permanently cutting off their account experience and premium currency.

Manage Energy Flasks and Natural Stamina

Part 2 introduces new farming domains, fresh creature drops, and higher-tier equipment materials that yield better returns per energy point than Part 1 stages.

  • Hold energy flasks: Stop using boxed energy consumables for routine experience or material farming in the 48 hours prior to the patch.
  • Time natural stamina regeneration: Drain your natural stamina pool roughly 6 to 8 hours before scheduled maintenance starts on October 28. This allows your stamina bar to refill passively during downtime and hit capacity right as servers go live.
  • Skip paid refreshes: Avoid purchasing daily energy refills on the final day before the update, preserving those premium currencies for Part 2 farming.

Prepare Creature and Bag Storage

Running out of holding space halts wild creature catching and gathering runs. Prepare your bags beforehand to avoid mid-route sorting trips.

Storage AreaImmediate ActionObjective for Part 2
Low-Tier DuplicatesCondense via fusion or release for essenceFrees 30 to 50 box slots for incoming catches
High-Value SpecimensApply manual lock tagsProtects rare passives, high IVs, and variants from batch cleanup
Material BagSell low-tier vendor itemsPrevents expedition interruptions when collecting new regional drops
Base StoragePurchase slot expansions with standard goldIncreases continuous field time before requiring storage trips

Hold Weekly Bounties and Boss Attempts

If your weekly reset occurs shortly before the October 29 patch, do not claim completed bounties or run limited-entry weekly bosses before maintenance concludes.

  1. Log in for daily streaks only: Maintain your daily log-in bonus, but do not submit completed bounty or guild challenge logs.
  2. Wait for the update: Log into Part 2 after maintenance and confirm that the new seasonal battle pass track is active.
  3. Turn in completed tasks: Claim your weekly milestones to apply their progression points directly to the new Part 2 reward track.
  4. Delay weekly boss clears: Hold weekly boss runs until after the update. This ensures your entries count toward any new weekly mission objectives and qualify for updated drop tables.

Stockpile Universal Upgrade Materials

Avoid investing materials into niche Part 1 creatures right before the update. Bank universal leveling dews, skill books, rank-up stones, and gold instead.

Reserve enough leveling materials and currency to raise at least one new creature immediately from level 1 to your world cap. Storing universal resources preserves team building flexibility for day-one pulls and new combat requirements.

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