
6.5 "Waking From a Strange Dream" went live on November 5. Your free Wishes sit in three places — the limited Wish count rewards, the "Malfunction Dreamtopia" event which hands out limited Deepspace Wish tickets, and the "Heartbeat Pact" activity track. Couple outfits go on sale November 6, and the heritage event "Eight Sections in Rhythm" gives an Eight-Section Brocade photo pose just for logging in (source: official 6.5 patch notes, 2026-11-05).
Applicable version: 6.5 "Waking From a Strange Dream" (updated 2026-11-05)
Quick look at 6.5
| Item | Verdict | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Version date | November 5 | Official 6.5 notes |
| Limited Wish | Five-star Memory, with Wish count rewards | Same |
| Free tickets | Malfunction Dreamtopia limited Wishes | Same |
| Outfits | Couple outfits from November 6, limited | Same |
| Do this first | Claim the Eight Sections login reward | Hands-on judgement |
The limited Wish: how count rewards work
The "Waking From a Strange Dream" limited Wish offers tiered rewards by cumulative pulls: limited tickets, matching outfit pieces, and a Memory selector box (source: official 6.5 notes). These are tier thresholds, not pity, so they do not change whether you pull the card.
Reading the tiers
Count rewards only soften the cost of completing the set after you already pulled. If the outfit is your real target, compare the tier cost against buying it directly — historically, direct purchase has often been cheaper than pushing extra tiers.
Should the outfit drive pulls
No. Work out how many pulls the tier needs, then compare with the shop price. If the gap is large, buy it.

Malfunction Dreamtopia: the main free ticket source
The "Malfunction Dreamtopia" event gives limited Deepspace Wish tickets, accessories, photo poses, a title and journal components for free (source: official 6.5 notes). It is the only zero-cost pull source this version.
Daily routine
Event tasks refresh daily. Clearing them each day beats cramming at the weekend, because cumulative progress is counted per day and a missed day is gone.
Do not let tickets expire
Limited Deepspace Wishes expire when the event closes. Use them on the current pool instead of hoarding for the next version.

Heartbeat Pact: activity points into tickets
The "Heartbeat Pact" limited pact is open, with daily activity points unlocking free accessories, and unlocking the Heartbeat Pact itself adding Deepspace Wish tickets plus an outfit selector box (source: official 6.5 notes).
Free tier versus paid tier
The free tier gives accessories; the paid tier gives tickets and the outfit box. Free players should max the free track and skip the paid unlock unless the outfit matters to them.
Earning activity points
Activity points come from daily tasks at no cost. Finishing dailies consistently clears the free track within the version.

Eight Sections in Rhythm: a login reward
The heritage event "Eight Sections in Rhythm" runs during 6.5 and grants an Eight-Section Brocade photo pose on login (source: official 6.5 notes). It is cosmetic only.
Why it is first priority
It costs nothing and needs no grinding. Anything requiring pulls or saving can be missed through bad timing; a login reward cannot.
Do not skip the Mirage either
The Mirage is open for a limited time in 6.5 and lets you freely try custom outfit swapping on five-star Memory reminiscences (source: same). It produces no resources, but the shots feed straight into journal content.

How much time does this version need
Dailies, event tasks and the Heartbeat Pact together run about 15 to 25 minutes a day (estimate; actual task volume varies). Over 30 days that is roughly 7.5 to 12.5 hours.
Splitting the time
Ten minutes for dailies and check-in, five to ten for event tasks, five for Heartbeat Pact activity. Push photo and journal content to the weekend.
Ticket priority
Limited tickets first, then standard tickets, then accessories, then poses. The first two convert into pulls; the last two are cosmetic.
How do I get limited Deepspace Wishes fastest?
The fastest route is Malfunction Dreamtopia's daily tasks plus Heartbeat Pact activity points, both free, refreshed daily (check the in-game task list). The exact number per day depends on that day's task list, and there is no single published figure.
Where to check the daily cap
Each task's reward is listed in the event screen. Do not plan around "N tickets per day"; read the list.
If you miss a day
Cumulative tasks do not offer make-up days. Max the remaining days and do not spend money to catch up.
Is this version worth pulling?
Verdict: pull for the card, not for power
This is an otome game. The card and the story are the point. If your goal is collecting this card, it is worth it; if you are calculating combat value, that math does not apply here.
Free-to-play accounts
Collect every free ticket first, then decide. Free tickets cost no diamonds, so taking them all before pulling is strictly better.
If you already pulled
Shift to the extras: outfit tiers, Mirage custom dressing, journal components. That is where this version's content volume actually sits.

FAQ
When did 6.5 launch?
A: November 5. Couple outfits went on sale November 6 as a limited item.
Where do free tickets come from?
A: Two places: Malfunction Dreamtopia gives limited Deepspace Wishes daily, and Heartbeat Pact activity tiers also grant tickets.
Does Eight Sections in Rhythm cost anything?
A: No. Log in to claim the Eight-Section Brocade pose, all 8 movements included.
Do limited tickets expire?
A: Yes. They vanish when the event ends, typically within 30 days of the version launch, so use them on the current pool.
How long does the daily routine take?
A: 15 to 25 minutes for dailies, event tasks and Heartbeat Pact combined.
Action list for November
- Today: claim the Eight Sections login reward and try the Mirage dressing feature.
- Daily: clear Malfunction Dreamtopia tasks for limited Deepspace Wishes.
- Daily: max Heartbeat Pact activity points for the free accessories.
- From November 6: check the couple outfits and buy directly instead of chasing tiers.
- End of month: count remaining limited tickets and spend before expiry.
6.5 scheduling updates land on GameHub's Love and Deepspace section, and gghubs.com keeps prior version ticket logs for comparison.