subtleglitch
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hey i'm quite confident people can beat him at around level 70-75, as long as they learn his move patterns and dodge them all
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hey i'm quite confident people can beat him at around level 70-75, as long as they learn his move patterns and dodge them allI know it helped that I was at a high level xD but just saying, that boss's moves are also pretty easy to dodge as well, if you time it right
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Yeah, his moves aren't too bad exceptChaos does a shit ton of damage, and then there are the 4 respawning Satellites which are a pain. And he has a ton of HP.
oh...you're talking aboutthe zodiarchs. my bad. it's just when you said "the very last boss" that's why my mind immediately went elsewhere. well i won't say anything else, just in case you haven't ventured that far, postgame. well chaos does hit pretty hard, and the satellites, are annoying--you're right!
i always dealt with them first, and just used earsplitter on them a few times to get rid of them, and it was nice to be revived by the white witch. >.>
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Easier is easier. Enemies do less damage and things along that line. Same exp distribution.So whats the difference between easy and normal?.
Platoon can be hilarious. The hands where the AI has both a Joker and a King in the same hand, so you win instead of them.
The DQ casino was not only plain looking, the games sucked. On the PS2 you had to constantly reset the game during roulette spins. Fortunately if you played it again later on the PCSX2, it wasn't nearly as awful due to save states.
When's my last opportunity to go after the errands and bounty and stuff like that?
SPOILERS:
I'm at Shadar's place, Nevermore. Also, what's the deal with the writing on stone tablets scattered on various islands?
Quick question: Is there a way to disable the animation and jingles before and after a fight? I'm very early in the game but they seem to be way too long, especially if you get into a lot of random fights. I've not read that complaint in the reviews I checked out so there might be something ridiculously obvious that I'm just not seeing.![]()
At work humming the theme song.. I don't think I've done this in a long time. Usually soundtrack doesn't get stuck in my mind but the main theme is so good.
Is there any way at all to find out how many battles you've won or how many glims you've taken? I'm like 8 hours into post game and still don't have either trophy. I would have thought I'd at least have the 1000 battles one by now. I guess grinding Tokos and skipping about 20-30 levels really hurt the battle count.
Holy shit kaleidostone farming is annoying the hell out of me. I've been doing it over an hour and only got ONE. Draggamuffins everywhere![]()
Same either, don't have either. I can see not having the glim one though, the AI always snatches it from me.
I think that counts towards your total though because I got the 50 steals trophy with the AI doing it all. I would think the rule would be the same at least.
Audίoboxer;47471244 said:I put almost all my familiars through evolution to the second stage the second I could, I've now read that's not how to do itI should have levelled them all the way up first to max level.
If I level them all the way up in their second form before going to final form will I be okay? Hope I haven't gimped them too much as I can't be bothered recapturing them all and starting from the beginning.
You'll be more than okay, it's not a big deal at all.
So far I've levelled mine up to their second form after they learn all their skills.
Game hasn't been ridiculously tough that I needed to grind much either...so far.
Go to perdida, walk down the slope a bit to check out the first 3 enemies, if none are it then go back into perdida, walk back out, check again, repeat. Kill if you see one. You'll go from 40s to 70 in no time.OK so I guess level 46 is not high enough to tackle the Nevermore area then? Getting my arse kicked again.. grumble.. grinding is much slower as I can only find the 2,000 XP Tokos with any regularity. I know someone said there were 8,000 XP ones in the area outside Perdida but I never managed to find any.
Audίoboxer;47472034 said:Thanks Bladenic
Does that mean I might of missed skills though?
Just done the major fight after getting the boat, I read you can't actually, but a gold orb dropped to Esther's companion and it made the fightwin the battle.end after about 40 seconds lol
Go to perdida, walk down the slope a bit to check out the first 3 enemies, if none are it then go back into perdida, walk back out, check again, repeat. Kill if you see one. You'll go from 40s to 70 in no time.
You could also save and reload your save, some people claim to have better odds that way. But they're there, and they appear enough. It's not all-out rare.
You can also gateway out, and back in. Maybe a little faster.
I don't think that resets the enemies on screenFastest way is to Press Square -> Travel -> Perdida. You don't even have to enter the town, you just start back at the top of the hill and make your trip back down.
Audίoboxer;47471244 said:I put almost all my familiars through evolution to the second stage the second I could, I've now read that's not how to do itI should have levelled them all the way up first to max level.
If I level them all the way up in their second form before going to final form will I be okay? Hope I haven't gimped them too much as I can't be bothered recapturing them all and starting from the beginning.
Fastest way is to Press Square -> Travel -> Perdida. You don't even have to enter the town, you just start back at the top of the hill and make your trip back down.
If there aren't any tokotokos, unless you fight through the entire bluff and return, the enemies aren't resetting, so you're spending a lot of time fighting what you don't want to. Using Gateway resets the enemy spawns fairly quickly.
You may have missed some skills. In case you don't know, press Triangle when on the friends and familiar screen to see what skills your familiars possess and what level they might learn a new one. Many of them reach the level to evolve before learning all their skills, and you may possibly miss some good skills if you evolve too early.
Of course each spawn has a chance of having a tokotoko, too. Once you're in the mid-40s it's worth annihilating those spawns, then casting Gateway. (This will also help your money situation.)
So tokos... I am having trouble finding any. They are on the tiny island where you get mite, seed spirit and the monkey right?