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Talk:New Player Guide

2016-06-12T09:29:10Z

Nesa: Created page with "=== Notes === * This page needs to be redone as its pretty much abandoned * Add Tutorial Walkthrough (a link to a youtube video w/ subs may be better than pic/explanation) *..."

=== Notes ===
* This page needs to be redone as its pretty much abandoned
* Add Tutorial Walkthrough (a link to a youtube video w/ subs may be better than pic/explanation)
* Replace Setting Pictures
* Link to other resources (Twitter, Reddit etc...)
* Link to other wiki pages
* Priority List (ie. What should a beginning player focus on first?)
* Event Strategies (ie. How to abuse stamina overflow, Know that you can enter a song, pause and continue later)

User:Nesa

2016-06-12T09:10:34Z

Nesa:

Feel free to format/move/use/improve

=== Testing Page ===
*[[Nesa's Testing Page]]

=== Templates ===
*[[/Song]]
*[[/TempLiveGroove]]
*[[/TempCinderellaCaravan]]

==== Update Templates ====

*[[/UpdateGacha]]
*[[/UpdateVer]]
*[[/UpdateIdols]]
*[[/UpdateCommu]]
*[[/UpdateItems]]
*[[/UpdateSongs]]

===== No Markup =====

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=== Extra ===

Here is an example of the in-game explanations for a LIVE Groove Vocal Burst. All LIVE Groove event explanations are exactly the same with the exception of the 150% bonus being assigned to the corresponding stat.

{|
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 1.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 1]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 2.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 2]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 3.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 3]]
|-
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 4.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 4]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 5.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 5]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 6.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 6]]
|}

User:Nesa/UpdateCommu

2016-06-12T09:03:15Z

Nesa: /* New Story Commu and Song Added */

=== New Story Commu and Song Added===

The chapter {{{Chapter}}} communication is added. Chapter {{{Chapter}}} features [[{{{Idol}}}]] as the center of the story

<Unlock Conditions>

1. PLv 50 or above

2. Clear [[{{{Song}}}]] on any difficulty

Song unlocked
[[{{{Song}}}]] (Sung by: [[{{{Idol}}}]])

User:Nesa/UpdateCommu

2016-06-12T09:02:52Z

Nesa: Created page with "=== New Story Commu and Song Added=== The chapter {{{Chapter}}} communication is added. Chapter {{{Chapter}}} features {{{Idol}}} as the center of the story <Unlock Cond..."

User:Nesa/UpdateIdols

2016-06-12T08:59:46Z

Nesa: Created page with "=== {{{N}}} New Idols added to the game === The below {{{N}}} idols have been added to the Gacha, and aren't limited edition: '''Not time limited idols:''' {{{Idols}}}"

=== {{{N}}} New Idols added to the game ===

The below {{{N}}} idols have been added to the Gacha, and aren't limited edition:

'''Not time limited idols:'''

{{{Idols}}}

User:Nesa/UpdateVer

2016-06-12T08:57:03Z

Nesa:

== {{{Date}}} ==

=== {{{Ver}}} Released ===
As of {{{Date}}}, {{{Ver}}} has been released. The update will become mandatory from {{{Mand}}} onwards. The change log is as follows:

'''Change Log:'''

{{{Log}}}

User:Nesa/UpdateVer

2016-06-12T08:56:38Z

Nesa: Created page with "== {{{Date}}} == === {{{Ver}}} Released === As of {{{Date}}}, {{{Ver}}} has been released. The update will become mandatory from {{{Mand}}} onwards. The change log is as fo..."

== {{{Date}}} ==

=== {{{Ver}}} Released ===
As of {{{Date}}}, {{{Ver}}} has been released. The update will become mandatory from {{{Mand}}} onwards.
The change log is as follows:

'''Change Log:'''

{{{Log}}}

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-06-12T08:43:19Z

Nesa: /* Gacha Envelopes */

== General ==

=== What does "deresute" mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty (Debut, Regular, Pro and Master). The most simplest difficulty is Debut which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. Start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the various songs. Once you feel more confident in your abilities, try the next increasing difficulty. Adjust the note speed as you see fit (I recommend between 7 and 9 especially if you are a former SIF player) to make the game play feel more nature. In addition, consider reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

=== Is there a pattern to which events are held during a month? ===
There are 3 types of events in Starlight Stage, [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Cinderella Caravan]], [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Token Events]] and [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Live Groove]] which are rotated in the respective order. Thus, each event is held once a month.

=== How do I predict which idols will be released as SSRs in the Gacha? ===
Although some individuals have come up with various theories as to the release date of certain idols, none of these have been officially confirmed by the game maker. The only true rule which has applied to Gacha releases is that at the beginning of every month, there will be two limited SSRs released followed by one non-limited SSR the subsequent weeks till the end of the month.

=== Why can't I receive items from my present box? ===
Some items have limitations on the amount a player can hold. A user can only hold a maximum of 10,000 Friend Points, 10 Stamina Drinks (of each type), 150 Furniture Items and 100 Idols at any given point. If a user reaches the maximum limit, the item will remain in their present box. Most items have an expire date of 13 days while sitting in the present box thus players should be mindful of this game trait.

=== Is there any way to increase the number of idols and furniture items I can hold? ===
You can increase your idol capacity by 5 slots using 50 Star Jewels and furniture capacity by 25 slots using 25 Star Jewels. Go to Menu (メニュー) -> Shop (ショップ) -> Increase Member Limit (所属上限解放) or Room Expansion (ルーム倉庫拡張)

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed for each type, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the "Center"?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected, but this is only counted as one Miss.)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favorite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favorite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Gameplay & User Settings==

==System Messages & Errors==

==Event Specific==

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

File:SR Envelope.jpg

2016-06-12T08:42:44Z

Nesa:

Nesa's Testing Page

2016-06-09T08:31:05Z

Nesa:

{{User:Nesa/UpdateGacha
|Start = July 10, 2016
|End = July 14, 2016 2:59PM
|N = 2
|Banner = GachaFebSSRAiko.jpg
|Idol1 = Takamori Aiko
|Title1 = Handmade Happiness
|Rarity1 = SSR
|Idol2 = Takamori Aiko
|Title2 = Handmade Happiness
|Rarity2 = SSR
}}

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[[File:{{{banner}}}]]

*'''Event Period:''' {{{start}}} JST ~ {{{end}}} JST
*'''Main Event Prizes:'''
**'''Very Rare Drop:''' [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR)
**'''Rare Drop:''' [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR)
**'''Common Drop:''' [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (R)
**'''Room Item:''' {{{Room Item}}}

== Gameplay ==

{{:Events/Cinderella Caravan}}

== Drop Rates ==
The drop rates for different cards, if following previous caravans, are:

{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" | Idol
! Rate
|-
| Exclusive || [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) || 2%
|-
| Exclusive || [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) || 8%
|-
| Non-Exclusive || [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (R) || 40%
|-
| Non-Exclusive || Random R card || 50%
|}

== Caravan Medal Items ==

The Cinderella Caravan event uses Caravan Medals, which you can earn from lives along with idol drops and redeem for prizes.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="220px" | Item !! width="40px" | Tokens
|-
| [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) || 1000
|-
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) || 500
|-
| [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (SR) || 250
|-
| [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) x2 || 2000
|-
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) x2 || 1000
|-
| [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (SR) x2 || 500
|-
| 50 Star Jewels || 200
|-
| +10 Stamina Drink || 120
|-
| Cute Tiara || 2000
|-
| Cool Tiara || 2000
|-
| Passion Tiara || 2000
|-
| Magic Dress || 360
|-
| 10000 Money || 1000
|-
| 1000 Money || 100
|-
| 100 Money || 10
|}

== Event Song Type Schedule ==

There is a higher chance of getting drops from the specific song type of the day.

{| class="wikitable"
! Day !! Date !! Type
|-
| 1 || 10th February || Cute
|-
| 2 || 11th February || Cool
|-
| 3 || 12th February || Passion
|-
| 4 || 13th February || All Type
|-
| 5 || 14th February || Cute
|-
| 6 || 15th February || Cool
|-
| 7 || 16th Febrary || Passion
|}

Note: The day changes occur at 00:00 JST.

<includeonly>[[Category:Events]]</includeonly>

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:30:48Z

Nesa:

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}})
*[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}})
*[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}} | {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}})
*[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) | {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 1 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) }} }} }}

During the following period, the two new idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:30:15Z

Nesa:

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}})
*[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}})
*[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}} | {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}})
*[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) | {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 1 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) }} }} }}}

During the following period, the two new idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:28:24Z

Nesa:

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:27:56Z

Nesa:

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:26:04Z

Nesa:

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:24:58Z

Nesa:

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:22:37Z

Nesa:

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:21:02Z

Nesa: /* {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha */

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 1 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) }}
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) }} {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) }}
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 4 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) *[[{{{Idol4}}}|[{{{Title4}}}] {{{Idol4}}}]] ({{{Rarity4}}})}}
During the following period, the newly added idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:18:15Z

Nesa:

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 1 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) }}
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) }} {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) }}
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 4 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) *[[{{{Idol4}}}|[{{{Title4}}}] {{{Idol4}}}]] ({{{Rarity4}}})}}
During the following period, the newly added idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:17:34Z

Nesa:

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 1 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) }} {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) }} {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) }} {{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 4 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) *[[{{{Idol4}}}|[{{{Title4}}}] {{{Idol4}}}]] ({{{Rarity4}}})}}
During the following period, the newly added idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:16:14Z

Nesa:

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 1 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) }}{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) }}{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) }}{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 4 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) *[[{{{Idol4}}}|[{{{Title4}}}] {{{Idol4}}}]] ({{{Rarity4}}})}}
During the following period, the newly added idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

User:Nesa/UpdateGacha

2016-06-09T08:14:28Z

Nesa:

== {{{Start}}} ==

=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{Banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
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{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 2 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}})
*[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) }}
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 3 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) }}
{{#ifeq: {{{N}}} | 4 | *[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title1}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}}) *[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title2}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}}) *[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title3}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}}) *[[{{{Idol4}}}|[{{{Title4}}}] {{{Idol4}}}]] ({{{Rarity4}}})}}

During the following period, the newly added idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

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=== {{{N}}} Idols added to Platinum Audition Gacha ===

[[File:{{{banner}}}|600px]]

As of April 14th 15:00 JST, 2 new idols have been added to the Platinum Audition Gacha!
*[[{{{Idol1}}}|[{{{Title}}}] {{{Idol1}}}]] ({{{Rarity1}}})
*[[{{{Idol2}}}|[{{{Title}}}] {{{Idol2}}}]] ({{{Rarity2}}})
*[[{{{Idol3}}}|[{{{Title}}}] {{{Idol3}}}]] ({{{Rarity3}}})
*[[{{{Idol4}}}|[{{{Title}}}] {{{Idol4}}}]] ({{{Rarity4}}})

During the following period, the newly added idols will be more likely to appear between '''{{{Start}}} JST - {{{End}}} JST'''

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2016-06-09T07:29:21Z

Nesa: /* Templates */

Feel free to format/move/use/improve

=== Testing Page ===
*[[Nesa's Testing Page]]

=== Templates ===
*[[/Song]]
*[[/TempLiveGroove]]
*[[/TempCinderellaCaravan]]

==== Update Templates ====

*[[/UpdateGacha]]
*[[/UpdateVer]]
*[[/UpdateIdols]]
*[[/UpdateCommu]]
*[[/UpdateItems]]
*[[/UpdateSongs]]

=== Extra ===

Here is an example of the in-game explanations for a LIVE Groove Vocal Burst. All LIVE Groove event explanations are exactly the same with the exception of the 150% bonus being assigned to the corresponding stat.

{|
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 1.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 1]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 2.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 2]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 3.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 3]]
|-
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 4.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 4]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 5.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 5]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 6.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 6]]
|}

Rerolling

2016-05-27T08:49:12Z

Nesa:

== What is Rerolling ==
Rerolling is the repetitive act of reinstalling the app to use the 250 Star Jewels complementarily given at the start of the game (As part of the 5 day beginner bonus) in order to pull a desired card.

Note: Rerolling is refered to as Reset Marathon in the Japanese Deresute Community

== How to Reroll ==
Estimated Time Required: 7-15min per reroll

=== Rerolling Process on a Phone ===

*Install the game
*Start the game and rush through the tutorial
**Skip all LIVEs
**Do not worry about choosing a name, you can change it later
* Receive the 250 Star Jewels from your Present Box
* On the Gacha Panel, do a single pull on Premium Scouting
** If successful in getting a desired card, continue the game as normal
** If not, repeat the process by clearing data (ie. it is not necessary to uninstall the app)
***Android: Settings → APPS → デレステ → Clear data → Return to Home Page → click デレステ app to restart

=== Rerolling Process on an Android Emulators ===

One may also decide to run an Android Emulator on their computer instead of using their personal cell phone. As emulators are generally pre-rooted, it is possible to hold numerous accounts and switch back and forth between them without binding to a Bandai Namco ID (BNID). This will allow the user to essentially keep numerous accounts. It should be noted that updates may disrupt this process, thus after rerolling various accounts, it is highly advised to select your favorite and immediately bind it through the BNID process.

'''Note:''' You will need an Android Emulator (such as Droid4x) and a Root File Manager (such as Root Browser) installed on your emulator.

* Install an Android Emulator
* Install the game
* Install a Root File Manager
*Start the game and rush through the tutorial
**Skip all LIVEs
**Do not worry about choosing a name, you can change it later
* Receive the 250 Star Jewels from your Present Box
* On the Gacha Panel, do a single pull on Premium Scouting
** If successful in getting a desired card, bind the account through the BNID process and transfer the account to your personal phone
** If not, open your Root File Manager and go to '''/data/data/jp.co.bandainamcoent.BNEI0242/shared_prefs'''
*** You may choose to ''either''
****1) Rename '''jp.co.bandainamcoent.BNEI0242.xml''' to something else (eg. '''thisisrenamedjp.co.bandainamcoent.BNEI0242.xml''') in order to access it later by simply reverting the name back
****2) Delete '''jp.co.bandainamcoent.BNEI0242.xml''' as its not worth keeping
*** Head back to your home screen and repeat the process of starting the game and rushing through the tutorial

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-27T04:49:05Z

Nesa:

== General ==

=== What does "deresute" mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.png|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty (Debut, Regular, Pro and Master). The most simplest difficulty is Debut which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. Start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the various songs. Once you feel more confident in your abilities, try the next increasing difficulty. Adjust the note speed as you see fit (I recommend between 7 and 9 especially if you are a former SIF player) to make the game play feel more nature. In addition, consider reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

=== Is there a pattern to which events are held during a month? ===
There are 3 types of events in Starlight Stage, [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Cinderella Caravan]], [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Token Events]] and [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Live Groove]] which are rotated in the respective order. Thus, each event is held once a month.

=== How do I predict which idols will be released as SSRs in the Gacha? ===
Although some individuals have come up with various theories as to the release date of certain idols, none of these have been officially confirmed by the game maker. The only true rule which has applied to Gacha releases is that at the beginning of every month, there will be two limited SSRs released followed by one non-limited SSR the subsequent weeks till the end of the month.

=== Why can't I receive items from my present box? ===
Some items have limitations on the amount a player can hold. A user can only hold a maximum of 10,000 Friend Points, 10 Stamina Drinks (of each type), 150 Furniture Items and 100 Idols at any given point. If a user reaches the maximum limit, the item will remain in their present box. Most items have an expire date of 13 days while sitting in the present box thus players should be mindful of this game trait.

=== Is there any way to increase the number of idols and furniture items I can hold? ===
You can increase your idol capacity by 5 slots using 50 Star Jewels and furniture capacity by 25 slots using 25 Star Jewels. Go to Menu (メニュー) -> Shop (ショップ) -> Increase Member Limit (所属上限解放) or Room Expansion (ルーム倉庫拡張)

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed for each type, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the "Center"?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favorite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favorite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Gameplay & User Settings==

==System Messages & Errors==

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-27T04:45:17Z

Nesa: /* Why can't I receive items from my present box? */

== General ==

=== What does "deresute" mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.png|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty (Debut, Regular, Pro and Master). The most simplest difficulty is Debut which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. Start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the various songs. Once you feel more confident in your abilities, try the next increasing difficulty. Adjust the note speed as you see fit (I recommend between 7 and 9 especially if you are a former SIF player) to make the game play feel more nature. In addition, consider reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

=== Is there a pattern to which events are held during a month? ===
There are 3 types of events in Starlight Stage, [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Cinderella Caravan]], [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Token Events]] and [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Live Groove]] which are rotated in the respective order. Thus, each event is held once a month.

=== How do I predict which idols will be released as SSRs in the Gacha? ===
Although some individuals have come up with various theories as to the release date of certain idols, none of these have been officially confirmed by the game maker. The only true rule which has applied to Gacha releases is that at the beginning of every month, there will be two limited SSRs released followed by one non-limited SSR the subsequent weeks till the end of the month.

=== Why can't I receive items from my present box? ===
Some items have limitations on the amount a player can hold. A user can only hold a maximum of 10,000 Friend Points, 10 Stamina Drinks (of each type), 150 Furniture Items and 100 Idols at any given point. If a user reaches the maximum limit, the item will remain in their present box. Most items have an expire date of 13 days while sitting in the present box thus players should be mindful of this game trait.

=== Is there any way to increase the number of idols and furniture items I can hold? ===
You can increase your idol capacity by 5 slots using 50 Star Jewels and furniture capacity by 25 slots using 25 Star Jewels. Go to Menu (メニュー) -> Shop (ショップ) -> Increase Member Limit (所属上限解放) or Room Expansion (ルーム倉庫拡張)

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed for each type, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the "Center"?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favorite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favorite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Gameplay & User Settings==

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-27T04:43:47Z

Nesa: /* Is there a pattern to which events are held during a month? */

== General ==

=== What does "deresute" mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.png|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty (Debut, Regular, Pro and Master). The most simplest difficulty is Debut which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. Start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the various songs. Once you feel more confident in your abilities, try the next increasing difficulty. Adjust the note speed as you see fit (I recommend between 7 and 9 especially if you are a former SIF player) to make the game play feel more nature. In addition, consider reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

=== Is there a pattern to which events are held during a month? ===
There are 3 types of events in Starlight Stage, [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Cinderella Caravan]], [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Token Events]] and [[Events#LIVE_Groove |Live Groove]] which are rotated in the respective order. Thus, each event is held once a month.

=== How do I predict which idols will be released as SSRs in the Gacha? ===
Although some individuals have come up with various theories as to the release date of certain idols, none of these have been officially confirmed by the game maker. The only true rule which has applied to Gacha releases is that at the beginning of every month, there will be two limited SSRs released followed by one non-limited SSR the subsequent weeks till the end of the month.

=== Why can't I receive items from my present box? ===
Some items have limitations on the amount a player can hold. A user can only hold a maximum of 10,000 Friend Points, 10 Stamina Drinks (of each type), 150 furniture items and 100 Idols at any given point. If a user reaches the maximum limit, the item will remain in their present box. Most items have an expire date of 13 days while sitting in the present box thus players should be mindful of this game trait.

=== Is there any way to increase the number of idols and furniture items I can hold? ===
You can increase your idol capacity by 5 slots using 50 Star Jewels and furniture capacity by 25 slots using 25 Star Jewels. Go to Menu (メニュー) -> Shop (ショップ) -> Increase Member Limit (所属上限解放) or Room Expansion (ルーム倉庫拡張)

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed for each type, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the "Center"?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favorite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favorite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Gameplay & User Settings==

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-23T01:20:03Z

Nesa: added more questions

== General ==

=== What does “deresute” mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.png|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty (Debut, Regular, Pro and Master). The most simplest difficulty is Debut which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. Start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the various songs. Once you feel more confident in your abilities, try the next increasing difficulty. Adjust the note speed as you see fit (I recommend between 7 and 9 especially if you are a former SIF player) to make the game play feel more nature. In addition, consider reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

=== Is there a pattern to which events are held during a month? ===
There are 3 types of events in Starlight Stage, Cinderella Caravan, Token Events and Live Groove which are rotated in the respective order. Thus, each event is held once a month.

=== How do I predict which idols will be released as SSRs in the Gacha? ===
Although some individuals have come up with various theories as to the release date of certain idols, none of these have been officially confirmed by the game maker. The only true rule which has applied to Gacha releases is that at the beginning of every month, there will be two limited SSRs released followed by one non-limited SSR the subsequent weeks till the end of the month.

=== Why can't I receive items from my present box? ===
Some items have limitations on the amount a player can hold. A user can only hold a maximum of 10,000 Friend Points, 10 Stamina Drinks (of each type), 150 furniture items and 100 Idols at any given point. If a user reaches the maximum limit, the item will remain in their present box. Most items have an expire date of 13 days while sitting in the present box thus players should be mindful of this game trait.

=== Is there any way to increase the number of idols and furniture items I can hold? ===
You can increase your idol capacity by 5 slots using 50 Star Jewels and furniture capacity by 25 slots using 25 Star Jewels. Go to Menu (メニュー) -> Shop (ショップ) -> Increase Member Limit (所属上限解放) or Room Expansion (ルーム倉庫拡張)

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the “Center”?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favorite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favorite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Gameplay & User Settings==

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-23T00:04:35Z

Nesa: /* Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? */

== General ==

=== What does “deresute” mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.png|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty (Debut, Regular, Pro and Master). The most simplest difficulty is Debut which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. Start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the songs. Adjust the note speed as you see fit (I recommend between 7 and 9 especially if you are a former SIF player) to make the game play feel more nature. In addition, consider reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the “Center”?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favourite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favourite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-23T00:00:17Z

Nesa: /* Gacha Envelopes */

== General ==

=== What does “deresute” mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SR Envelope.png|thumb|none|200px|SR Envelope]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|thumb|none|200px|SSR Envelope]]</li>
</ul></div>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty. The most simplest is DEBUT which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. First, start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the songs. Adjust the speed to around 4-6 to make it easier. I recommend reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the “Center”?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favourite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favourite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Nesa: /* Gacha Envelopes */

== General ==

=== What does “deresute” mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
[[File:SR Envelope.png|200px]] [[File:SSR Envelope.jpg|200px]]

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty. The most simplest is DEBUT which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. First, start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the songs. Adjust the speed to around 4-6 to make it easier. I recommend reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the “Center”?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favourite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favourite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

Frequently Asked Questions

2016-05-22T23:53:07Z

Nesa: /* Gacha Envelops */

== General ==

=== What does “deresute” mean? ===
English: Idolmaster Cin'''dere'''lla Girls Starlight '''Stage''' Official Abbreviation Japanese: アイドルマスターシン'''デレ'''ラガールズスターライト'''ステ'''ージ Romaji: Aidorumasutā shin'''dere'''ragāruzu sutāraito'''sutē'''ji Common Tags: '''#デレステ #deresute'''

=== Gacha Envelopes ===
A blue colored envelope indicates at least 1 SR or above. Furthermore, a blue colored envelope with silver embroidery on the top indicates at least 1 SSR or above.
<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:SR Envelope.png
File:SSR Envelope.jpg
</gallery>

=== Will I be alright if I’m bad at rhythm games? ===
All songs have 4 levels of difficulty. The most simplest is DEBUT which is suitable for individuals who aren’t very good at rhythm games or first time players. First, start with the easiest difficulty, and one by one, aim to clear the songs. Adjust the speed to around 4-6 to make it easier. I recommend reading the [[New Player's Guide|Beginner’s Guide]]. Feel free to take a look at a concrete music strategy guide from the Music List.

== Idol Training ==

===Having trouble getting a Tiara===
Room delivery boxes rarely deliver Tiaras. Also, including DEBUT songs, it seems relatively easier to obtain tiaras of a certain type from a corresponding song of the respective type. Play LIVEs with high star rank idols as the center.

===Lessons, Star Lessons and Special Training: Whats the Difference?===
====Lessons====
Lessons are done to raise an idol’s level. Select partner cards to synthesise and raise your base card’s level. When you use same type cards (ie. passion, cute, or cool), the amount of experience acquired is increased. There is always a chance that a “huge success” will occur where you will gain 1.5x experience. Idols with special skills (ie. Rare or above) increase the probability to raise your base card’s special skill when used as synthesis material.

====Star Lessons====
If you have duplicate cards (specially trained or not), you can synthesise them to increase Star Rank. By increasing Star Rank, you increase the amount of money and rare drops from performing LIVES. Maximum Star Rank for each card rarity are as follows: Normal-5, Rare-10, SR-15 and SSR-20. Currently, with the exception of the Cinderella Caravan Event, the overall utility of Star Rank in the game is fairly low. For that event, only 1 high Star Rank idol is really needed, thus, on average, it is not recommended to raise the Star Rank of other idols.

====Special Training====
Special Training is done to awaken your idol. Once your idol’s bond is maxed and you have collected the various material needed, idol awakening is possible. An idol does not have to be max. level to do Special Training. Previous games used a Special Training system in which 2 cards are needed, this is not the case for Starlight Stage. If you are able to special train an idol, there is no reason not to.

===What is a Trainer Ticket?===
You can obtain Trainer Tickets by clearing LIVEs. Using Trainer Tickets will allow an idol to gain high quantities of experience. To use Trainer Tickets, click on the Idol Panel and select Lessons. Click on an idol you would like their level to raise. The right upper tab is read as follows: Idol/Trainer. Select Trainer and decide which tickets you would like to use.

===Where can I see the number of fans my idol has?===
Click on Communications Panel (コミュ), then Idol Communications (アイドルコミュ). Select the type your idol is (Passion, Cute, or Cool) and search for the idol you are looking for, the amount of fans will be labeled as ファン数 (Number of Fans).

===I have duplicate SSRs, do I have no other options either than to raise the Star Rank?===
Do not raise the Star Rank as it is tremendously easier to gain a high star ranked idol through the Cinderella Caravan Event. Instead, one should keep one SSR and one SSR+ copy of the idol (ie. Awaken one SSR and leave the other SSR non-awakened). Awakened and non-awakened idols are considered different beings thus it is possible to put them both on a unit. One should note that a system message will result when an identical awakened and non-awakened idol are put on the same team, indicating that the 2D/3D model will be changed to a different idol, but the skills and stats will remain the same. In addition, your spare can be used as part of your support team.

===Is it necessary to raise Normal Rarity Idols? ===
In terms of performance-wise, normal idols are not a huge priority. High rarity idols (ie. SRs and SSRs) should take priority in leveling up. However, special training normal idols will allow you to receive 25 Star Jewels. In addition, certain milestones (1k, 2k, 10k, 20k) for the number of fans an idol has will unlock addition communication stories for that idol, receiving 25 Star Jewels for each. Note that fan numbers are shared between idols, regardless of different cards and rarities. Above all, you might be attached to the 3D model of the idol. Try watching an MV, you might be more fond of it than you think!

==LIVEs==

===Which Idol should be put as the “Center”?===
If your objective is to get a high score or to clear the LIVE, I would recommend idols with high special skills (ie. Score Up for high scores and Life Recovery for clearing). In the case of clearing a LIVE in order to collect rewards, idols with high Star Rank would be best fit for the job.

===What songs are best for increasing PLv?===
In terms of efficiency (ie. highest EXP/Stamina ratio), Regular difficulty songs are the best.

===Can duplicate cards be put together in a unit?===
Duplicate cards can not be placed in the same unit, regardless of being awakened or not.

===Whats PRP?===
PRP is an abbreviation for Producer Rating Points, which is a player skill indicator. For each song, your high score is recorded as PRP, which is dependent on your score. A high score of 10000 is equivalent to 1 PRP point. (For example, if you score 440000 on Onegai Cinderella, your PRP value for that song is 44). On the LIVE menu, PRP is listed on the top right, listing your top 10 songs and the top PRP values corresponding to each. In other words, PRP is a high score parameter and indicative of a strong idol unit.

===I would rather have my idols not speak when activating special skills===
Go to Live Settings (LIVE設定), click on the Volume tab on the top right corner (音量). Under Volume during LIVE Play (LIVEプレイ中の音量), adjust the Voice Volume bar (ボイス) to your liking.

===Is there a way to enjoy the LIVE without playing?===
There is an MV mode in the game where you can enjoy the LIVE performance. No stamina is consumed, however the MV mode must be unlocked first by clearing the Master Difficulty song once.

===I want to change the icon speed===
Pick a song you want to play. After selecting a guest, on the top right of the unit select screen, LIVE Settings (LIVE設定) will be present. There you can change the icon speed from 1-10 with 0.1 increments (as of 1.9.0).

===Special skill activation interval===
The interval listed on the skill screen includes the active skill duration. For example, if a skill has a chance to activate every 6 seconds and the skill at its current level lasts 3 seconds, the skill will next have a chance to activate 3 seconds after the skill stops being active.

===What mix of types should I have in a team?===
Ideally you want all of the same type, so that the song type appeal bonus will apply to all the idols on your team. If score is being ignored, however, then the type mix doesn't matter.

===The number of notes is less than the total note count?===
If you miss the start of a long note, the end note disappears and cannot be hit, and hence will not be counted on the results screen. (ie. Missing a "Long Note" results you in missing 2 notes as they are connected)

==Room Related==

===Which Idols appear in the room?===
By default, idols in your main unit will appear in your room. You may choose to select a specify favourite unit (お気に入り) to appear in your room instead. Click on Idol Panel (アイドル), Unit Formation (アイドル編成), and Favourite Unit (お気に入り)on the top right.

===How to see other peoples' rooms?===
Click on Random Visit (ランドム訪問) to see a random player's room. You can also click on Like Information (LIKE情報) to see which player have liked your room, and visit their room specifically by click on Room Visit (ルーム訪問).

==Miscellaneous==

===How do I change my user name?===
Your user name is the name other producers/players will recognize you by as well as the name your idols will refer to you as. In order to change your user name, go to Menu (メニュー) -> Profile (プロフィール) -> Change Name (名前変更). Names must be 10 characters or less.

===Can a beginner participate in events?===
Yes, please participate. Even without strong units and idols which are vital to tier in events, one can still receive rewards (specifically an SR) through collection of event points. In addition, beginner players can able to capitalize on increased number of LIVE plays due to restoring of stamina upon leveling up.

File:SSR Envelope.jpg

2016-05-22T23:43:07Z

Nesa:

Cinderella Caravan (May 2016)

2016-05-22T23:22:47Z

Nesa: Created page with "{{User:Nesa/TempCinderellaCaravan | banner = Banner Cinderella Caravan 5-11-2016.jpg | start = May 11, 5:00PM | end = May 17, 8:59PM }}"

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| banner = Banner Cinderella Caravan 5-11-2016.jpg
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Cinderella Caravan (March 2016)

2016-05-22T23:22:10Z

Nesa: Created page with "{{User:Nesa/TempCinderellaCaravan | banner = Banner Cinderella Caravan 3-11-2016.jpg | start = March 11, 5:00PM | end = March 18, 8:59PM }}"

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File:Banner Cinderella Caravan 3-11-2016.jpg

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Nesa:

File:Banner Cinderella Caravan 5-11-2016.jpg

2016-05-22T23:20:09Z

Nesa:

LIVE Groove Dance burst (March 2016)

2016-05-22T23:16:47Z

Nesa: Created page with "{{User:Nesa/TempLiveGroove | banner = Banner Dance Burst 3-31-2016.jpg | start = March 31, 5:00PM | end = April 7, 8:59PM }}"

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LIVE Groove Visual burst (April 2016)

2016-05-22T23:15:28Z

Nesa: Created page with "{{User:Nesa/TempLiveGroove | banner = Banner Visual Burst 4-30-2016.jpg | start = April 30, 5:00PM | end = May 8, 8:59PM }}"

{{User:Nesa/TempLiveGroove
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}}

User:Nesa

2016-05-22T23:10:26Z

Nesa:

Feel free to format/move/use/improve

=== Testing Page ===
*[[Nesa's Testing Page]]

=== Templates ===
*[[/Song]]
*[[/TempLiveGroove]]
*[[/TempCinderellaCaravan]]

=== Extra ===

Here is an example of the in-game explanations for a LIVE Groove Vocal Burst. All LIVE Groove event explanations are exactly the same with the exception of the 150% bonus being assigned to the corresponding stat.

{|
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 1.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 1]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 2.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 2]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 3.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 3]]
|-
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 4.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 4]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 5.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 5]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 6.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 6]]
|}

User:Nesa/TempCinderellaCaravan

2016-05-22T23:08:54Z

Nesa: Created page with "File:{{{banner}}} *'''Event Period:''' {{{start}}} JST ~ {{{end}}} JST *'''Main Event Prizes:''' **'''Very Rare Drop:''' [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) **..."

[[File:{{{banner}}}]]

*'''Event Period:''' {{{start}}} JST ~ {{{end}}} JST
*'''Main Event Prizes:'''
**'''Very Rare Drop:''' [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR)
**'''Rare Drop:''' [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR)
**'''Common Drop:''' [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (R)
**'''Room Item:''' {{{Room Item}}}

== Gameplay ==

{{:Events/Cinderella Caravan}}

== Drop Rates ==
The drop rates for different cards, if following previous caravans, are:

{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" | Idol
! Rate
|-
| Exclusive || [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) || 2%
|-
| Exclusive || [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) || 8%
|-
| Non-Exclusive || [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (R) || 40%
|-
| Non-Exclusive || Random R card || 50%
|}

== Caravan Medal Items ==

The Cinderella Caravan event uses Caravan Medals, which you can earn from lives along with idol drops and redeem for prizes.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="220px" | Item !! width="40px" | Tokens
|-
| [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) || 1000
|-
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) || 500
|-
| [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (SR) || 250
|-
| [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) x2 || 2000
|-
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) x2 || 1000
|-
| [[{{{idol3}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol3}}}]] (SR) x2 || 500
|-
| 50 Star Jewels || 200
|-
| +10 Stamina Drink || 120
|-
| Cute Tiara || 2000
|-
| Cool Tiara || 2000
|-
| Passion Tiara || 2000
|-
| Magic Dress || 360
|-
| 10000 Money || 1000
|-
| 1000 Money || 100
|-
| 100 Money || 10
|}

== Event Song Type Schedule ==

There is a higher chance of getting drops from the specific song type of the day.

{| class="wikitable"
! Day !! Date !! Type
|-
| 1 || 10th February || Cute
|-
| 2 || 11th February || Cool
|-
| 3 || 12th February || Passion
|-
| 4 || 13th February || All Type
|-
| 5 || 14th February || Cute
|-
| 6 || 15th February || Cool
|-
| 7 || 16th Febrary || Passion
|}

Note: The day changes occur at 00:00 JST.

<includeonly>[[Category:Events]]</includeonly>

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Nesa: Created page with "File:{{{banner}}} *'''Event Period:''' {{{start}}} JST ~ {{{end}}} JST *'''Event Live:''' {{{song}}} **'''Idol Positions:''' {{{P1}}}, {{{P2}}}, {{{P3}}},..."

[[File:{{{banner}}}]]

*'''Event Period:''' {{{start}}} JST ~ {{{end}}} JST
*'''Event Live:''' [[{{{song}}}]]
**'''Idol Positions:''' [[{{{P1}}}]], [[{{{P2}}}]], [[{{{P3}}}]], [[{{{P4}}}]] and [[{{{P5}}}]]
*'''Main Event Prizes:'''
** Point Total: [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR)
** Ranking:
***'''10,000:''' [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR)
*** '''5,000pts:''' Advance play of [[{{{Song}}}]] after event ends
*** '''2,500pts:''' {{{Room Item}}}
**'''High Score Ranking:''' {{{trophy}}} Trophy
*'''Commus''': [[{{{song}}} (event)/Commus]]

== Gameplay ==

{{:Events/LIVE Groove}}

== Event Missions ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:600px;text-align:center;"
! Missions
! Reward
! Duration
|-
| Achieve a 500 combo in LIVE Groove
| Stamina Drink 30 x 1
| 1 Week
|-
| Achieve a 1000 combo in LIVE Groove
| Star Jewels x 50
| 1 Week
|-
| Achieve Applause Lv 40 or above in Live Groove
| Stamina Drink 30 x 1
| 1 Week
|-
| Complete Master+ Encore in LIVE Groove
| Star Jewels x 50
| 1 Week
|-
| Complete LIVE Groove 3 times
| Star Jewels x 25 Cool/Cute/Passion Candy x 1
| Daily
|}

== Event Point Rewards ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:600px;text-align:center;"
! Event pts Achieved
! Reward
|-
| 100 pts
| 50 Star Jewels
|-
| 200 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 350 pts
| Trainer Ticket × 1
|-
| 500 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 1000 pts
| 1500 Money
|-
| 1200 pts
| Magic Dress × 1
|-
| 1500 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 2000 pts
| 50 Star Jewels
|-
| 2500 pts
| {{{Room Item}}}
|-
| 3000 pts
| 2000 Money
|-
| 3500 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 4000 pts
| 200 Friend pts
|-
| 4500 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 5000 pts
| Advance play of [[{{{Song}}}]] after event ends
|-
| 6000 pts
| 50 Star Jewels
|-
| 7000 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 8000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 1
|-
| 9000 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 10,000 pts
| [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1)
|-
| 11,000 pts
| 600 Friend pts
|-
| 12,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 13,000 pts
| Cool Tiara × 1
|-
| 14,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 1
|-
| 15,000 pts
| [[{{{idol1}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol1}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1)
|-
| 16,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 17,000 pts
| 800 Friend pts
|-
| 18,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 1
|-
| 19,000 pts
| 50 Star Jewels
|-
| 20,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 21,000 pts
| Magic Dress × 1
|-
| 22,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 1
|-
| 23,000 pts
| 8000 Money
|-
| 24,000 pts
| 50 Star Jewels
|-
| 25,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 10 × 1
|-
| 26,000 pts
| 9000 Money
|-
| 27,000 pts
| 1500 Friend pts
|-
| 28,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 1
|-
| 29,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 20 × 1
|-
| 30,000 pts
| 100 Star Jewels
|-
| 31,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 20 × 1
|-
| 32,000 pts
| 9000 Money
|-
| 33,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 2
|-
| 34,000 pts
| Magic Dress × 1
|-
| 35,000 pts
| Stamina Drink 20 × 1
|-
| 36,000 pts
| 2000 Friend pts
|-
| 37,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 2
|-
| 38,000 pts
| 2000 Friend pts
|-
| 39,000 pts
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 2
|-
| 40,000 pts
| 100 Star Jewels
|}

== Event Point Ranking Rewards ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:600px;text-align:center;"
! Event Rank
! Reward
|-
| 1st ~ 2000th
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 10)
[[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1)

Master Trainer Ticket × 5

500 Star Jewels
|-
| 2001st ~ 10,000th
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 8)
[[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1)

Master Trainer Ticket × 3

250 Star Jewels
|-
| 10,001st ~ 20,000th
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 5)
[[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1)

Master Trainer Ticket × 2

250 Star Jewels
|-
| 20,001st ~ 50,000th
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1) × 2
Master Trainer Ticket × 1

150 Star Jewels
|-
| 50,001st ~ 100,000th
| [[{{{idol2}}}|[{{{song}}}] {{{idol2}}}]] (SR) ([[Star Rank]] 1)
Master Trainer Ticket × 1

150 Star Jewels
|-
| 100,001st ~ 300,000th
| Veteran Trainer Ticket × 1
100 Star Jewels
|-
| 300,001st ~ 500,000th
| Trainer Ticket × 1
100 Star Jewels
|-
| 500,001st ~ 1,000,000th
| Rookie Trainer Ticket × 1
50 Star Jewels
|-
|}

== High Score Ranking Rewards ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:600px;text-align:center;"
! Event Rank
! Reward
|-
| 1st ~ 5000th
| {{{trophy}}} Trophy (Gold)
|-
| 5001st ~ 10,000th
| {{{trophy}}} Trophy (Silver)
|-
| 10,001st ~ 40,000th
| {{{trophy}}} Trophy (Bronze)
|-
|}

<includeonly>[[Category:Events]]</includeonly>

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Nesa: /* Templates */

=== Templates ===
*[[Nesa's Testing Page]]
*[[/Song]]
*[[/TempLiveGroove]]
*[[/TempCinderellaCaravan]]

=== Extra ===

Here is an example of the in-game explanations for a LIVE Groove Vocal Burst. All LIVE Groove event explanations are exactly the same with the exception of the 150% bonus being assigned to the corresponding stat.

{|
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 1.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 1]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 2.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 2]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 3.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 3]]
|-
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 4.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 4]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 5.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 5]]
|[[File:LIVE Groove Rules 6.png|340px|thumb|LIVE Groove Explanation Page 6]]
|}

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