This line goes at the very front because these are the questions the group chats kept asking over the past few days: did you actually claim the tickets, should the diamonds be touched, and is a Kindled worth breaking the budget once? As the questions piled up, we simply re-ordered the whole guide for this version - free stuff first, then pulls, and purchases last - marking every place where you can save, so you can just follow along.
Love and Deepspace 6.5 event version "Awaiting the Dream's Reboot" launched on November 5. The core of the version is the brand-new 5-star Memory "Love, a Variable Outside the Program" and the limited-time event "Glitch Dreamtopia", plus the Heartbeat Pact secret pledge, the intangible-cultural-heritage-themed "Heritage in Eight Movements", and the couple outfits going on sale from November 6. We keep the event reward list updated on the Love and Deepspace page of GameHub.
Love and Deepspace 6.5 content: what this version actually gives you
The main line is the Awaiting the Dream's Reboot limited-time wish in Love and Deepspace, bundled with the 5-star Memory "Love, a Variable Outside the Program"; the wish-count rewards already carry limited-time tickets, event Memory outfits and an event Memory selector box. In the same wish cycle the Memory itself and its matching appearance come together, with no separate purchase needed. A lot of people skim past this on the first read, assuming the outfit has to be bought separately - and by the time they realise it, the tickets are already spent somewhere else.
Three free tracks: clear them before you touch diamonds
Three free tracks open the moment the version launches: the Glitch Dreamtopia event rewards, the cumulative daily-activity rewards of Heartbeat Pact, and the login rewards of Heritage in Eight Movements. Together they give you Deepspace Wish Tickets (Limited), accessories, photo poses, limited titles and planner components, none of which costs a single diamond. The order doesn't really matter - just try to finish them before you spend diamonds, because free tickets have a claim deadline and expired ones are not compensated.
Take a walk through Phantasm first
Phantasm is open for a limited time, and the custom dress-up for 5-star Memory Kindleds can be experienced for free. If you only want to watch the story scenes, you don't need to pull at all for this part. We suggest visiting Phantasm before deciding whether to pull for a Kindled: if you still want to pull afterwards, that's a genuine want; if it turns out to be just okay, you've saved the money.
Heritage in Eight Movements: log in and it's yours, don't leave it to the end
Heritage in Eight Movements is an intangible-cultural-heritage-themed event: log in and you get the Baduanjin photo poses. No battles and no stages, pure check-in. The poses work directly in the photo system, so shooting a set with the couple outfits is the cheapest and best-looking thing to do this version. This kind of event is the easiest to forget precisely because it takes no time, and therefore takes up no headspace.
Love and Deepspace Glitch Dreamtopia: ten minutes a day, the most time-efficient way to play
Get the free things into your bag first; next comes the part that costs a little time every day.
Love and Deepspace Glitch Dreamtopia is the version's main event: once the mech calibration is done you go into the story and the stages, and the rewards are mainly accessories, photo poses, titles and planner components.
Two steps a day, done in ten minutes
The event stages have a fixed daily stamina/attempt cap. The most time-efficient approach is to log in and clear the day's attempts first, then casually finish the Heartbeat Pact daily-activity tasks on the way; the two systems' activity values are independent and don't conflict, so you're done in about ten minutes.
What actually goes wrong isn't the difficulty - it's that from day seven you start thinking "I'll catch up on it tomorrow", and then you never open it again.
Claim order: take the ones that can't be made up first
Claim the limited title and planner components before the accessories. Titles and planner components count toward collection progress, while accessories can be made up slowly; accessories you don't claim before the event ends go into the shop, but titles don't. So what can be made up can wait, and what can't should be clicked today - get the order wrong and the loss is real.
Love and Deepspace Awaiting the Dream's Reboot pulls: how many is not a loss
Only once the events are cleared and the tickets are in hand do you reach the point where you actually have to decide.
First, count what you have
The free pulls inside the version include: the Deepspace Wish Tickets (Limited) given by the event, the tickets from Heartbeat Pact, and the rewards from check-in and Heritage in Eight Movements. Claim everything as the official notes describe and it usually covers more than ten pulls. We stress claiming before pulling because free tickets have a claim deadline and, in practice, expired ones are not compensated; spend the tickets first and touch diamonds later - reverse the order and you've thrown the free part away yourself.
Pity and budget: stop the moment you get it
5-star Memories run on wish pity, and the exact pull count is published in each period's wish details. In practice it comes down to one line: only pull for your favorite, and stop the moment you get it. Adding budget to max out the duplicates of a particular Memory is where this kind of game most easily overspends - and when people overspend they are usually clear-headed, they just don't quite want to admit it.
Don't sit on the selector box
The wish-count rewards include an event Memory selector box. Boxes like this have a claim deadline, so open it from your bag the same day you finish pulling. Leave it until the version ends and the usual ending is that you remember only after the version has closed.
Love and Deepspace 6.5 paid content: what's worth buying
People who have just finished pulling often casually open the shop, and that is the step where overspending happens most. Look at the items below as needed - no need to read them all.
Inorganic Dimension Gift: only meaningful if you decorate
The 6.5 home system wasn't part of the version's headline push, but the limited furniture set and blueprints from the Inorganic Dimension Gift are the only paid item this version that directly improves how your home looks, and it comes with a limited-time discount. If you enjoy decorating, this furniture set gives better value than simply buying diamonds; if you don't touch the home system, skip it outright and don't let the word "limited" push you along. We also suggest collecting the free event accessories first before deciding on furniture, otherwise you'll easily buy the same style twice and leave it gathering dust at home.
Couple outfits arrive on November 6
The brand-new couple outfits go on limited-time sale from November 6, and buying the "me" outfit together with the male lead's universal outfit box comes with a repeat-purchase discount. It's purely cosmetic and doesn't affect stats, so buy according to taste - no need to worry that missing it will leave you unable to beat anyone.
Should you unlock Heartbeat Pact?
The free tier of Heartbeat Pact gives accessories; the paid tier gives Deepspace Wish Tickets and a selector box for the "me" outfits. The judgement is simple: if you were going to buy tickets and pull anyway, unlock it; if you don't plan to pull, the free tier is enough. Don't unlock a tier you'd never use just because it "looks like a better deal".
Is Love and Deepspace 6.5 worth spending on: first be clear about what you want
After going all the way round, it comes back to this question.
Story only - not a single cent needed
The 6.5 story and Phantasm can both be viewed for free, and you can finish the main line without pulling. If you're willing to wait for a rerun, your budget is better saved for the next favorite-character banner. This version's "core experience" was never locked behind the pool to begin with - that really is generous.
If you want the Kindled, only pull for your favorite
The value of a 5-star Memory lies mainly in the story scenes and the Kindled, so before pulling, be clear about which one you want. Stop the moment you get it, and don't add more.
Finally, the opening line once more: free stuff first, then pulls, and only then talk about buying. Versions end, banners rerun, and diamonds once spent mean waiting for the next month. Get the order right and you won't miss a single thing this version owes you; if there is any regret, it's mostly not because you skipped one more pull.
Love and Deepspace FAQ: a few specific questions about 6.5
How many free pulls can I get?
A: Claim the in-version events, Heartbeat Pact and the check-in rewards and it usually covers more than 10 pulls. The official reward list itemises everything, so screenshot it and check before claiming.
How long does Glitch Dreamtopia take each day?
A: About 10 minutes. Just clear the day's attempts; there's no need to grind repeatedly, since event rewards are handed out per attempt - do one round a day, consistently.
Do couple outfits affect stats?
A: No. Purely cosmetic, on limited-time sale from November 6. The repeat-purchase discounts on the two outfit boxes stack as stated in the official announcement; whether to buy is a matter of taste.
When should I open the selector box?
A: The same day you finish pulling. The claim window for the box is usually only 7 days, and leaving it until the version ends means you will almost certainly forget.
Does Heritage in Eight Movements need stage clears?
A: No. Log in once to claim the Baduanjin photo poses; it's a pure check-in event with no stages.
Love and Deepspace 6.5 action list
- November 7: log in to claim the Heritage in Eight Movements photo poses, and knock out the Heartbeat Pact daily-activity tasks while you're at it.
- Ten minutes a day: clear the day's Glitch Dreamtopia attempts, and claim the title and planner components first.
- Pulls: use the free tickets first, then touch diamonds; only pull for your favorite, and stop the moment you get it.
- The same day you pull: open the event Memory selector box, don't leave it until the version ends.
- After November 6: take a look at the couple outfits and the Inorganic Dimension Gift - purely cosmetic, so decide by taste.
Compensation and delay announcements during 6.5 will be followed up at gghubs.com.