Yes, you are the one who, at two in the morning, is looking up "how to get vpoints fast" on Google after abruptly quitting a ranked match due to a spike. I look at you. You are me. I'm going to share everything I've learned about farming VPoints in The Spike with you because, to be honest, I spent far too much time learning this the hard way. If I can prevent even one person from doing what I did (which was), that would be great. poor. we'll get to it), then the entire blog post is worthwhile. Purchase a snack. I'm sipping some monster energy that has been on my desk since yesterday. It's a little warm. Please don't judge me. Come with me. Alright, but first, tell me what VPoints actually are and why I need 4000 of them immediately. VPoints are essentially The Spike's primary currency, so if you're new here (hi, welcome, don't leave!), please stay. You must have them. Sort of everything. VPoints, new characters. VPoints are cool abilities that make you feel like a real anime protagonist. Yes, that one makeup item you saw someone wearing in a lobby and thought, "WAIT HOW"? points of V. Additionally, the game doesn't just give them to you. Okay. Actually, if you know what you're doing—which I didn't for the first three weeks of playing—it kind of does. I was just having fun. striking the ball into the net. being completely cooked by "xX_SpikeGod_Xx" individuals. enjoyable moments. Regardless. This is what genuinely functions. I'm not going to sit here and copy-paste some generic guide telling you to "just play the game," so I'm only sharing what I've personally done. "Thank you; that was really helpful. I love it.". Tip 1: daily incentives. Absolutely. Yes, I do. Alright, before you roll your eyes at me and move on, pay attention to what I have to say. I am aware that the advice to "log in every day" sounds like the most dull, generic, and uninteresting thing ever. I felt the same way. When someone told me this on a Discord server, I actually laughed. "Bro, that's it?" I asked, and they replied, "Yeah, that's it." I responded, "lame," and then I didn't log in for about five days in a row, missing out on a streak bonus that would have given me a sizable amount of VPoints. The clown is me. 🤡

The Spike's daily reward system scales. The rewards improve as you log in for more days in a row. and a few of those benefits? VPoints, darling. hard currency in digital form. Even though it's not much every day, it adds up. Consider it this way. Discovering loose change in your couch cushions—aside from the fact that the couch is a volleyball match—makes a difference. In my own routine, I simply start the game while eating breakfast. need not even participate in a match. Simply open it, take possession of the item, and shut it. takes thirty seconds. I do it while chewing cereal vigorously. Like brushing my teeth, it has become a part of my morning routine, but it is far less useful for my real life. Oh, and occasionally the daily reward is boosted by holiday bonuses or special event days. During an update week, I once received about twice as many VPoints, and I made a commotion. a real sound. My roommate believed that I was going to die. I wasn't going to die. I was doing fantastic. The second piece of advice is to actually play matches (I know, this is revolutionary). Indeed, yes. "Play the game to earn money.". "Innovative.". Put me in a textbook. but similar. But in reality.

This is where the majority of your VPoints will come from, and I believe that many people—including myself in the past—do not understand that HOW you play is just as important as IF you play. My own grinding has shown me the following. Gaining success gives you more. I was afraid of losing and looking foolish in front of strangers, so I used to just line up for matches without really trying. News flash: Everyone appears foolish in public lobbies. That is the entire experience. All of us are flailing out here. Simply flail with assurance. Absolute stomps are typically less rewarding than longer, closer matches. Therefore, if you're losing 25-3, perhaps. Look for a lobby that suits you better? There's no shame in that. I spent an entire week getting comfortable in beginner-friendly lobbies, and because I was winning more frequently rather than losing every game, my VPoints per hour actually increased. Depending on the most recent game update, you may occasionally receive bonus rewards for playing different positions. I don't want this blog post to age like milk, so I won't get too specific because the developers are constantly making changes to it. Try setting to change things up. Give libero a try. I think I blacked out from stress after trying Libero once, but at least I got my points. Fun story time: I was playing with three strangers during this one match, correct? No communications. Just chaos. and one member of my team kept unintentionally passing the ball to the opposing team. as in. entire toss. directly over the internet. to the opposition. four times in succession. and I was furious. I was using chat to type. I was upset. However, we managed to win again, and after receiving my VPoints, I just sat in my chair. "what recently occurred. That man may be the cause of my lack of trust in Ranked, but he also indirectly made it possible for me to purchase my second character. Mystery setter, thank you. in any location. I pardon you. Tip 3: missions and quests (the secret sauce). Well, THIS one. This is the one that I wish someone had taken the time to explain to me a month ago. The Spike has these quest/mission things that pop up and a lot of people just. Ignore them or fail to notice them? I failed to notice them for a long, embarrassing period. I simply assumed they were ornamental UI components. I'm not the sharpest instrument in the shed, people. However, there are daily, weekly, and occasionally special event quests. and VPoints are rewarded by many of them. Some of them, like "land 10 spikes," "win 3 matches," or "play as a setter for 5 minutes," are extremely simple. "You're probably already doing these things, but you're not getting credit for them because you neglected to check the quest tab. My advice is to start each session by opening the quest menu first. Just give it a quick look. Observe what is present. After that, play as usual. You'll complete a quest half the time without even trying because you were going to do it anyhow. It resembles free money. It's free cash. It is a free VPoint. I wouldn't leave free VPoints on the table, so why would you? Recall that I am a gremlin. I gather all of it. I once completed a quest that required me to simply "log in," and since I had already done so, I simply clicked "complete" to receive VPoints for being there. The best five seconds of my life. Tip 4: events and time-limited items. Alright, so the developers occasionally carry out these events. seasonal events, partnerships, update celebrations, etc

Additionally, there are typically unique ways to obtain VPoints, bonus multipliers, or highly lucrative exclusive quest lines during these events. I would advise you to DROP EVERYTHING when you see an event banner. Alright, perhaps don't give up on everything; you probably have obligations and other boring things, but at least take a look. Because everything is boosted, events are typically where you can earn the most VPoints in the shortest amount of time. I was on vacation last year and didn't have good wifi, so I missed an entire event, and I'm still not over it. I had to shut down my phone and spend some time staring at a wall after my friend sent me screenshots of all the prizes. Don't emulate me. Examine the events. The fifth piece of advice is to play with friends (or make some). Alright, there's a little more here. vibes-based, but pay attention. You get better at the game when you play with friends or even just regular strangers you click with. like, truly superior. because you begin talking, you become familiar with each other's routines, and you cease unintentionally passing the ball to the opposing team (looking at you again, mystery setter). and you win more when you're better. and when your winnings increase. You correctly guessed. points of V. I realize that's not exactly a "tip," but it's just more enjoyable. Why are you grinding if you're not enjoying yourself? Go touch some grass. Actually, stay here and play The Spike with me; don't touch the grass. I require a setter. A GOOD one. Please. In a random lobby, I got to know my current duo partner. He had on the most repulsive character skin I've ever laid eyes on. like truly awful. "This person has no taste, we're going to get along great," I thought.

Your VPoints will be awarded to you. You'll be able to access what you desire. and you'll want the next thing right away because that's how gamers' brains function and we can't stop it. and that's alright—that's what's enjoyable. the process. the hardship. the 2 a. m. warm monster energy. my current objective for VPoint. I've been eyeing this one ability for weeks, so I'm saving money for it. I've reached about 70% of my destination. I wiggle happily in my chair every time I check my balance. My roommate has begun to time them. It seems that my longest wiggle lasted 4. 2 seconds. It's an individual record. Whatever. I have some advice.

All I have is that. I hope you found at least one of these useful, and since I know I ramble, I hope you didn't nod off in the middle. My mother claims that I have "too many words," and she is probably correct, but since this is my blog, I am free to use them all. If you have any advice or amusing anecdotes, please share them in the comments section or message me on Discord. I need more people to help me because I love talking about this game too much. I have a daily reward to claim and a slightly warm monster energy to finish, so please excuse me. Friends, keep your spikiness up. "🏐.". The gremlin that plays volleyball in your neighborhood.