Oh that's good to know. I've got access to the Maze, but figured it was end-game enemies and the like. I'll take a crack at it.
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Oh that's good to know. I've got access to the Maze, but figured it was end-game enemies and the like. I'll take a crack at it.
Megalosaro
Banned
I'd it doesn't advance monster rank, does that mean that the generations don't advance either?
thelooseteeth
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Pretty sure they don't contribute to the battle count at all, which I think is tied to generation skip frequency. Battles do however move time for research projects, but does not seem to affect the magic fusion research, as it requires a few years of time to pass.
Megalosaro
Banned
Freaking awesome. Sounds like a broken way to grind then.
How do I reach this place? I'm currently in gen two with Sagittarius
How do I reach this place? I'm currently in gen two with Sagittarius
Lol with SaGa, I wouldn't call it broken because it always feels like monsters are scaling above you
. For once, it's nice to have the ability to circumvent it.The thing is, with some other games, like SaGa Frontier, the scaling wasn't quite as intense as it is with Romancing SaGa 2. There were some areas that didn't scale, and in SF you could level past the highest scale level for enemies pretty easily. Grinding wasn't punished as much, I did it often in my playthroughs. Here it's like...shit, every step of the way most enemies can nearly one-shot you.
As for the place, there are two: One is in South Longit. You will eventually get there and will find the place by talking to people in the towns there. The other is south of the Nazelle pass, you will get there by heading through the Ludon highlands and taking the south exit (you will have to talk to people there and then move a couple of destinations until you get southward beyond the Nazelle straight. (I'm pretty sure this one is also an extra dungeon, but I'm not too sure. But at least I know that the one in South Longit is.)
Lol with SaGa, I wouldn't call it broken because it always feels like monsters are scaling above you
The thing is, with some other games, like SaGa Frontier, the scaling wasn't quite as intense as it is with Romancing SaGa 2. There were some areas that didn't scale, and in SF you could level past the highest scale level for enemies pretty easily. Grinding wasn't punished as much, I did it often in my playthroughs. Here it's like...shit, every step of the way most enemies can nearly one-shot you.
As for the place, there are two: One is in South Longit. You will eventually get there and will find the place by talking to people in the towns there. The other is south of the Nazelle pass, you will get there by heading through the Ludon highlands and taking the south exit (you will have to talk to people there and then move a couple of destinations until you get southward beyond the Nazelle straight. (I'm pretty sure this one is also an extra dungeon, but I'm not too sure. But at least I know that the one in South Longit is.)
The one in Nazelle is extra, yes. There's a ridiculous boss there, but you can get to a treasure chest with the Grim Reaper bow which is awesome for any archers you may have without fighting the boss.
Megalosaro
Banned
Still having trouble finding ding this extra dungeon. Made it past Ludon. Found a dirt village, cleared out an oubliette then found amother town with water and a path with lots of vines.
Am I on the right track?
Am I on the right track?
Schopenhauer
Member
The guy who gives the location is in Moblem I think it is called in the N. Longit Sea area. The actual area is in the S. Longit Sea.
The Maze of Memory is near Toba/Atlanticus. You can take a ship there from Moblem.
Schopenhauer
Member
Any tips for the final boss? Think I am pretty close to beating it, but always get unlucky with a charm or group spell/skill attack and die.
you will definitely need some sort of charm protection for your male characters
The Sodom Ring (which I totally missed in Gerard's scenario) and the DemonStone ring (which you get from the Ludon Mines 2 and have the moles create a ring) are ways to circumvent that.
Ahh, so that's what that ring is for. I thought it was a sick joke from the developers. Whenever you put it on, you can't take it off of a character. It keeps your LP high, but when you go to sleep anywhere, sinister music plays and your other party members lose a LP.
Purple Cheeto
Member
So I didn't end up refunding it and I'm now 10 hours in. The controls are still butt and yet I keep playing.
I'm on my third non Gerard Emperor and sadly my second straight Holy Order one. The rest of my roster is brand new this generation, Hunter, Mu Clan guy, Mole Man and Free Mage. I tried to get Pirate guy but I guess he won't join yet? Same with Salamander man.
I've still only fought the first of the 7 heroes, but when I was in a tower fighting a boss last generation he mentioned another one and I also triggered a scenario, but reset, that I think would've had me go after the guy who lives in the ship on the Steppe or Savannah or whatever.
I really need to save up money for the university, I have the magic place already.
I have a dump of an incomplete Japanese wiki for RS1 that is incredibly long. The amount of content and what not in that game is pretty insane for a fairly early SNES/SFC game.
Which also explains so much of the brokenness and lack of balance. I really think the core concepts of the RS games, if tuned just a little, could make for a pretty special RPG.
I'm on my third non Gerard Emperor and sadly my second straight Holy Order one. The rest of my roster is brand new this generation, Hunter, Mu Clan guy, Mole Man and Free Mage. I tried to get Pirate guy but I guess he won't join yet? Same with Salamander man.
I've still only fought the first of the 7 heroes, but when I was in a tower fighting a boss last generation he mentioned another one and I also triggered a scenario, but reset, that I think would've had me go after the guy who lives in the ship on the Steppe or Savannah or whatever.
I really need to save up money for the university, I have the magic place already.
I have a dump of an incomplete Japanese wiki for RS1 that is incredibly long. The amount of content and what not in that game is pretty insane for a fairly early SNES/SFC game.
Which also explains so much of the brokenness and lack of balance. I really think the core concepts of the RS games, if tuned just a little, could make for a pretty special RPG.
you can sleep in your own bed in the castle and I believe you don't lose LP with the ring
Schopenhauer
Member
Good advice, my two male character who are also my two strongest attackers being charmed is one of the biggest issues I am having with that fight.
For the Demonstone ring, is the moleman who makes it the same one who makes the Moon Comb for the Nerieds? I can't remember if I had the forbidden ore in my inventory the last time I gave them a visit, but none of them offered to make me a ring.
I don't think it's the same one. There is one that is walking around near there that offers (at least for me it was that way).
TriAceJP
Member
Buy a $75 Android box.
Assuming this game supports controllers? If it doesn't, the fuck Square?
Purple Cheeto
Member
Yes. As you unlock more classes you can pick them as Heirs, and this is how you unlock more formations. I think the first class I got was Cumberland Holy Order Knight or maybe the City Thief.
A little stuck with the Cumberland scenario.
How do I proceed?
Looks like I didn't do it quick enough and now Douglass is littered with thugs. I've talked to everyone in the town I could find, but no hints as to where to go next. Not even a new location on the world map.
How do I proceed?
I believe you should go to one of the other towns in the same region and check inside the school house, where a survivor is hiding. That should get the plot moving.
Megalosaro
Banned
Having trouble with the termite queen.
TurnipFritters
Member
She can be Leg Sweep/Knee Split stunned, and that can lock her down every round.