flatearthpandas
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Flying is just as glorious as I imagined.
I got stuck on Alexa's recruitment mission so I switched my control to Irina for the healing control soul voices. (That damn turtle)
Man the AI sucks at controlling heals. It's like how controlling Sharla made the fights that much easier. The AI Irina can't controll aggro either so she kept getting one-shot by the thing's aoe.
I found two spots in the game where you can level from lv40 - 60 in a couple of hours.
Lv57 and still Chapter 6.
After 28 hours I'm at level 19 and in the middle of chapter 5. I'm really enjoying this game. As I don't have too much time to play during the day, I fucked up all my nights this week by going to sleep at 3 in the morning (while I get up early for work), but I really can't stop playing this once I'm in. During the day, at work, from time to time I read the many pages that are newly written in this thread and sometime I get some interesting hints for future quests and such.
I would say that in order to fully enjoy this you need to do several simple things for the beginning of the game:
- Don't disable the button prompts and messages on screen, except for the L+A social shit. Most of the time there are important things written there that many are missing, going by the comments in this thread.
- Read the NPCs messages on your way, you would really use some of those hints later
- Open each branch from the menu and go everywhere, otherwise you will miss things like the fact that you can get BP from Collectopedia or augment weapons
- Upgrade mechanical level first and foremost
- Invest a lot of miranium in the AMs
- Don't rush into the story, do normal missions, there are a lot of nice ones there
- Don't take any fetch quest voluntarily and if you're forced into one, check if you can't get those by exchanging reward tickets.
- Always save before accepting an affinity quest
I am lvl 24. I am in middle of Hope's Affinity Quest. (I only finished Chapter 4 recently and wanted to try Hope out.)
But holy smokes...!
I have to walk that far from NLA to Cauldros (SP?) and it does really take me maybe 1 to 2 hours on a foot.
(Of course I know fast travel feature but I can't when it's unexplored/probe place.)
Great list for new players. In respect of fetch quest, especially those basic gathering quests from BLADE, I usually take all of them before exploration so that I can complete them while running around the region. I had completed a few gathering quests with this approach.
Also, people should try to take 30 minutes to read the manual. It clears up a lot things.
playing as Sharla was so boring though
How is the game visually?
Great list for new players. In respect of fetch quest, especially those basic gathering quests from BLADE, I usually take all of them before exploration so that I can complete them while running around the region. I had completed a few gathering quests with this approach.
Also, people should try to take 30 minutes to read the manual. It clears up a lot things.
No reason to accept a basic fech quest unless you already have the items to complete it. Normal/affinity missions you're not as fortunate.
You can also just go to the panel and chose the fetch quests for which you already have the materials and they autocomplete as soon as you close the menu.
To be honest my feeling is those quests were designed by different people.Is it just me, or are the DLC quests the only ones that actually have a map marker to the monsters you need to kill if the objective is to kill some for any reason? Like they realized after finishing the game that "hey, this game's grindy enough as it is, why the hell aren't we just telling where the monster the player needs to farm for this mission is located at? Let's put markers for them in the DLC, at least!"
If a party member is in a skell and the skell is destroyed does that tick down the insurance by 1? Basically, when I have my party in skells should I worry about them?
If a party member is in a skell and the skell is destroyed does that tick down the insurance by 1? Basically, when I have my party in skells should I worry about them?
playing as Sharla was so boring though
Different play style, and yeah, I believe this method only applies to basic missions.
To be honest my feeling is those quests were designed by different people.
An example I ran into was during "the day in the life of" affinity quest where part way through it decides to be like, "find some loot off Placid Duogills, they're somewhere in Primordia LOL" with no map indicator of where to go. Yet if I had picked a mission on the quest board to kill the things instead the map would be flashing to give me lots of help. Btw in case anyone cares I'm told quick travel to "Silent Mire" during night time is your best bet.
It is really inconsistent and a shame those kind of things couldn't be on the whole time or better still able to choose like if you need some loot to make a weapon if you be great to note them down.
Different play style, and yeah, I believe this method only applies to basic missions.
Boouurns, all I need to get my skell is a collectible from Oblivia. Google fu failed me last night, so hard to find complete maps of this game!
Boouurns, all I need to get my skell is a collectible from Oblivia. Google fu failed me last night, so hard to find complete maps of this game!
Different indeed, one is efficient, other less so lol
I would also advice people to only take bounty and social quests off the terminal, as the former you actually have to do. Fetch quests should def be taken when you can finish them immediately.
Although NeonZ does raise a good point, too. Guess it depends on the situation-
Oh man, being able to tag a material and the game would tell you which enemies drop it and where they spawn.. That'd be insanely good
I got it yesterday night in the north-east of oblivia. There is a big lake with a lot of lv40+ monsters.Boouurns, all I need to get my skell is a collectible from Oblivia. Google fu failed me last night, so hard to find complete maps of this game!
Legitimately the only complaint I really have with the game is that killing an enemy/picking up a collectable doesn't give you any information on where to find it again.
The enemy index at least tells you what time of day they spawn at, but it'd be nice if it gave you an area name/weather conditions for pickups and enemies once you've done them once.
Boouurns, all I need to get my skell is a collectible from Oblivia. Google fu failed me last night, so hard to find complete maps of this game!
Nope. Party members aren't affected by the whole insurance thing. So if you have a Skell with only one insurance replacement left, throw it on a teammate.
party members always get the escape prompt perfect, so insurance won't go down
The flea squash things. Far north in Oblivia, a large lake with a man on camp in the middle. North of this is another probe, so portal back and forth from the camp and it has 5 or 6 collectables around a tree. Just keep doing this.
Getting to the above does take some monster dodging, so be careful.
You can just fast travel to the caravan over and over even if you're right on top of it. Everything resets no matter how close you are to a fast travel point.
I'm using the female classic voice for X
who is that? I know she did a voice for the first game but lack of sleep hard to think
I'm using the female classic voice for X
who is that? I know she did a voice for the first game but lack of sleep hard to think
party members always get the escape prompt perfect, so insurance won't go down
Great list for new players. In respect of fetch quest, especially those basic gathering quests from BLADE, I usually take all of them before exploration so that I can complete them while running around the region. I had completed a few gathering quests with this approach.
Also, people should try to take 30 minutes to read the manual. It clears up a lot things.
Did you still have insurance on that mech left? From what I've seen once insurance runs out you'll pay no matter how you performThat isn't the case. I had to pay for Lin's dumbass on her first time out (blowed up by a Tyrant)
Carina Reeves was the voice of Fiora.
Fiora
Different indeed, one is efficient, other less so lol
I would also advice people to only take bounty and social quests off the terminal, as the former you actually have to do. Fetch quests should def be taken when you can finish them immediately.
So I was going to start playing last night for the first time and decided to read the 45 page manual first...
Yeah...so many of the complaints I hear in this thread are directly addressed in there. I'm really glad I took the hour to read it thoroughly.
Should I just sell weapons and armor I'm not using or is there some secret feature I should use them for?
I think the problem would be alleviated if you could read the manual in a browser or on your phone or even physically. I read the manual, but honestly sitting at home is when I wanna play the game. Not read how to play the game.
Did you still have insurance on that mech left? From what I've seen once insurance runs out you'll pay no matter how you perform
If it's the one I'm thinking about, there's a cave in the south coast of Oblivia that's filled with those things. Its entrance is in part of the small segment that resembles a beach, rather than rocky cliffs. There's a map pointing the specific location online if you search for the collectible's name. Going there once was enough to get all of them.
Go to Nopon camp in Oblivia, it's at the lake in the Northeast.
Or use reward tickets.
The flea squash things. Far north in Oblivia, a large lake with a man on camp in the middle. North of this is another probe, so portal back and forth from the camp and it has 5 or 6 collectables around a tree. Just keep doing this.
Getting to the above does take some monster dodging, so be careful.