Main Menu: Settings

Settings

You can adjust graphics, sounds and alert settings via the [Settings] menu, meaning that you can enjoy the game just the way you like it. 
Follow the steps below to adjust the settings.

Using the Settings Menu 

1)     Open the [Main menu] from the bottom of the screen, and click [Settings].

2)     There will be 4 tabs in the setting menu – [Graphics], [Sound], [Etc.], [Alerts].

2-1) [Graphics]

You can control the graphics of your game through this tab by moving the frame rate tab from high to low and selecting your graphic quality from High/Normal/Low. 

Keep in mind that a higher framework will allow smoother movements, but will also drain your battery more quickly.

2-2) [Sound]

You can control the sound of the game from the settings from mute to as high as it can get, but can also use your device’s sound buttons to control the sound during the game.

2-3) [Etc.]

Here, you can adjust the camera speed – meaning the speed of how fast your camera angles move. It’s easy to get a bit nauseous if the camera speed is too high, so try to find the right speed for you.

In the [Etc.] tab, you can also view the credits for those who made the game. 

There were a lot of Koreans involved in making the game, so you’ll see a lot of them. If you’ve launched the credit video by accident, just tap on the screen again and it’ll go away.

2-4) [Alerts]

The [Alerts] tab is where you can adjust the push notifications, chat and battle settings.

For the [Push Notification] tab, check on the items that you’ll like to be notified of. 

For example, in the example screenshot given below, I’ll be receiving push notifications for when my Morale is fully recharged, but I won’t be receiving notifications for all of my heroes being healed or when Hero wars are available.

In the [Chat] tab, you can either turn on the Profanity Filter, which will block any chats with words that are registered in our profanity list.

On the [Battle] tab, you can choose whether you want your skill descriptions displayed in battle, and whether you’ll be receiving/rejecting duels from other players.

In the [Etc.] tab, you can choose whether to hide the scroll menu on the far right of the screen, or to keep it fixed.