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Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery Energie Hack How to Earn Energy in Hogwarts Mystery harry potter hogwarts mystery energie hack How to Earn Energy in Hogwarts Mystery. In Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, you need to have energy in order to execute a number of different actions in-game. As you do more things throughout the game, you'll use up your energy and will have to either gain more or wait for it to refill over time. This can be somewhat frustrating when you run out of energy before completing a task. Energy can also be earned by purchasing it with real money from the game's microtransactions. However, this can add up very quickly if you are not careful. Aside from this, there are a number of different ways to earn energy for your game. Below are the different ways you can earn energy in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, as well as some tips to earn more. Refilling Energy Over Time. Energy can be refilled over time. By simply shutting down the game or letting it run in the background, your energy bar will slowly refill as time passes. This is the most basic way to earn energy for your game when you run out of it. But it can also be the most frustrating. The rate your energy bar recharges is 1 Point gained every 4 minutes. That means it can take over an hour to completely refill your energy bar without spending any money if your energy bar runs out. This can take a long time in most cases, which may cause some to purchase additional energy in-game using real money instead. If you have enough patience however, you can slowly earn your energy back to continue playing. Energy Rewarded for Completing Tasks. Throughout the game, you will earn energy for completing lesson tasks and activities you come across in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. When finishing some tasks, you have a choice for the type of reward you receive. You can choose to gain skill points, gems, coins, or energy every time you finish a large task . If you find yourself losing more and more energy, choosing this as a reward will give you a small boost to help you keep going, although most times this is not the best deal. Sometimes after earning a star, 1-2 points are added to your energy bar automatically when XP is added to your level meter. The reward can come from attending your lessons during each chapter, or by completing other tasks from characters you interact with during the story. Free Energy in Locations. There are different locations you can visit in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery where you can tap the screen on areas that will give you free bonus energy. These bonus energy areas can be revisited for their rewards, which refill around every six hours. Some, like House Elf, take a bit longer to refill. Once the time has passed, you can return to them to gain more energy once again. If you find yourself out of energy or getting close to doing so, take a detour to one of these locations to refill your energy bar. ( NOTE: More locations are being discoverd and will be added as more info becomes avaliable.) East Towers - The first blank portrait- occupied by a girl when claimed. Tap Peeves, the colorful poltergeist that hangs out by the ladder to the Divination classroom. Peeves disappears when energy is claimed. West Towers - The second portrait (to the right of the Gryffindor Common Room). Oranges appear when energy is claimed, and are not in picture when energy is available again. Lower Floor - West - Tap the pillar on the right of Great Hall entrance. Flame appears when energy is claimed, disappears when every is available. Tap the middle knight to the right of the Great Hall. He switches his sword with the knight on his left for a shield. He will hold the shield when energy has been claimed. He will be holding the sword again when energy has become available. Dungeons - The House Elf by the entrance of the kitchen. He will run away into the entrance. He will reappear when energy is available. Castle Grounds - Tap the stick on the ground. Fang will arrive to retrieve it. The stick will be gone once energy is claimed and reappear when energy is available again. Magical Creatures Reserve - Tap the wolf standing for the Forest. The wolf will howl and jump away, back into the woods. It will reappear when energy is available again. Lower Floor - East (unlocks in 2nd year) - Tap the scattered books on the bench. Books will organize themselves into a pile when energy is claimed. They will be askew again when energy is available. Hogsmeade (unlocks in 3rd year) - Tap on the person at the very back of the first alley. He will bobsled down the alley and no one will be at the top of the alley when energy has been claimed. He will reappear when energy is available again. Forbidden Forest (unlocks in 4th year) - Tap on the triangular shaped web outside the entrance of the spider's lair. A spider runs away when tapped on it. It returns again when energy is available. Leveling up. Tap on your character's face (upper left) and see your level and level progress bar underneath your name (top left again). When the bar becomes full and you level up, you regain all energy lost (i.e. back to 28/28). This can be useful when trying to complete lessons/quests. Anything that gives you XP (lessons, side quests, etc.) will add to your level progress bar. Friends. Tap the person icon on the bottom right of your screen to see your friendship levels. For levels 3-8, the reward for leveling up friendship is energy. The higher the next friendship level, the higher the energy reward (+5, +10, +15). You can raise friendship levels by playing gobstones with them in the Courtyard or having a meal with them in the Great Hall (both places are located in Lower Floor - West). Playing gobstones becomes available every 16 hours and provides you +25 to the friendship level if you obtain all 3 diamonds. Meal with a friend becomes available every 6 hours and provides you +9 to the friendship level if you obtain all 3 diamonds. Both actions cost coins, obtained very easily for free by completing quests/lessons/etc. You can purchase pets with diamonds and keep them in your dormitory. Diamonds can be obtained for free over time by completing quests/lessons/etc. You can keep a pet with you at all times, which can be helpful for seeing when your pets fall asleep. When pets fall asleep, tapping them will provide you one bolt of energy each. You can have up to 4 pets and tap them for energy about 3-4 times a day. Watching a video. Sometimes when you run out of energy in the middle of a task, you get the option of watching a 30 second advertisement to get 3 bolts of energy. You must keep pressing until you see the "Out of Energy" message in order to see this option. You can sometimes collect the 3 bolts back to back (i.e. 6 bolts at a time). Duelling club. Duelling club is located in Dungeons. When it is open, you get 3 tickets for the entire time period. For every duel you win, you sometimes earn +4 energy (sometimes the reward is coins instead). You use up a ticket every time you lose. After 3 losses, you cannot duel in duelling club again until it reopens. Energy. Significance in the Game [ edit | edit source ] Energy is largely significant in the game, as to complete quests and missions, which is essential to move forward in the game, you must have energy. Many would say that it is the most important form of currency in the game, as coins and gems are only used to buy clothing and perks, while energy is needed to progress. Your character is strangled by the devil's snare, due to a trick played by Merula. Most players first found themselves stuck at a certain point in the game, where your custom Main Character (MC) is tricked by Merula Snyde and you get trapped in a closet with the devil's snare. Your MC is then left being strangled by the devil's snare, until your energy has been regained in up to twelve minutes. How to earn Energy [ edit | edit source ] Energy is earned over time. As long as your Energy bar is not full or overfilled 1 Energy is added to your current amount of Energy every 4 minutes. The game starts out with an Energy limit at 24. The limit increases naturally over time through gameplay, specifically through learning new Flying maneuvers during Flying lessons. Each school year is divided in chapters which contain a number of tasks dedicated to the main story and also two mandatory lessons. Whenever a new Flying maneuver is learned your Energy limit is extend by 1 permanently. If you run out of energy, you can also use Gems or real money to get more from the in-game store. There are numerous ways to get extra Energy for free every day. These are listed below: Ways to Earn Extra Energy [ edit | edit source ] There are multiple ways to earn energy in the game without spending gems or real money. IMPORTANT NOTE : It is possible to overfill your Energy bar. That way you can save up Energy for later. But not every free Energy source allows you to collect above the limit.
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