Unless that machine doesn't have the same features as you have at the start of the game when you're creating your character, I'm almost positive you can save layouts.Stumbled into the quest that lets you redesign your character. After messing around in there again, I actually kind of wish I could save a layout or two. I like her current appearance and would want to go back, but I also kind of want to do something completely different and ridiculous just for a while. Obviously I could just remake her, but it'll never be the exact same colours and everything.
Unless that machine doesn't have the same features as you have at the start of the game when you're creating your character, I'm almost positive you can save layouts.
Stuck on final chapter boss:I'm using a team of level 30 skells against luxaar's Vita but he always wipes out my team when activates his shield during the second phase of the fight
Do i need to get level 50 skells?
Yeah, just got that quest myself earlier. This game man, this game! xDlmao @ My Angel, My Lana quest.
Unless that machine doesn't have the same features as you have at the start of the game when you're creating your character, I'm almost positive you can save layouts.
I had heard you could do that, but I wasn't sure how - is it just a matter of pressing X at the right screen, like every other mechanic that gets passed over?
what FN do you find a tyrant that drops a Katana level 60?
How I got the one I used:In the postgame there's an enemy called "The Strongest Prone" right by the probe that's near Scabland Fortress. He's not hostile unless you attack him first. I would recommend loading up an Ares with a bunch of anti-humanoid XX augments and just one-shotting him, because doing his fight the proper way is kinda hard.
What's the easiest way to get the Ares 90? I really hate how much bullshit you have to go through before you can obtain anything of real value in this game.
Yeah they should have just sold it for a couple funds, totally ruins the game.What's the easiest way to get the Ares 90? I really hate how much bullshit you have to go through before you can obtain anything of real value in this game.
Duo Twin Time attack mission for the masks, tickets for the rest.
What's the easiest way to get the Ares 90? I really hate how much bullshit you have to go through before you can obtain anything of real value in this game.
First off, stack as much Treasure Sensor gear as possible on your party whenever you go farming for items. You can buy this from the shop, I believe it's Candid and Candice that has that variety of armor.
Next, look here. It has a listing of enemies with a decently completed list of items that they drop: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...V4tjXXHLEhRMrARzZMYAUGmyZ4/htmlview?sle=true#...the Masks drop rarely from the Twins time attack fight.
How I got the one I used:In the postgame there's an enemy called "The Strongest Prone" right by the probe that's near Scabland Fortress. He's not hostile unless you attack him first. I would recommend loading up an Ares with a bunch of anti-humanoid XX augments and just one-shotting him, because doing his fight the proper way is kinda hard.
He could also be asking about thethat's hiding in the Vitriol Cesspool in Noctulem. >.>Chimera that escaped from the Lifehold
That one you have to fight on foot.
Now you'll never know the true feeling of accomplishment.Chapter 12 !
woooo atcredits
I was overpowered and it was a cake walk untilall Skells lost juice but I worked hard to be stronger on foot still I felt cheated when the final sliver of the boss was stuck he would not die I was getting close to dying so I ran to the Skell it had full power again - this all to less time than I though could not even close to a 2 minute fight
First off, stack as much Treasure Sensor gear as possible on your party whenever you go farming for items. You can buy this from the shop, I believe it's Candid and Candice that has that variety of armor.
Next, look here. It has a listing of enemies with a decently completed list of items that they drop: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...V4tjXXHLEhRMrARzZMYAUGmyZ4/htmlview?sle=true#
Get the advanced core by breaking the legs of Xe-Doms (almost a guaranteed drop from the legs). There's some weaker level 45-ish ones in Sylvalum, use the guide to find where they are. After you kill it, just exit your Skell and use Party->Return to Skell to refresh the enemy. Getting all of those should only take a few minutes.
Genuine Lens and Seidr Control Device can be found on any of the Seidr's flying above Cauldros. Genuine Lens just about always drops, while the Control Devices can be turned into a guaranteed drop by breaking their heads. Getting enough materials from these guys should take about 15-20 minutes.
The heart, masks and vita cores are more tricky. The heart only drops from a hidden level 97 superboss that will almost certainly one-shot you as you are now, or the periodical global nemesis fight (extremely rare drop). The Vita Cores drop semi-frequently from the Vita time attack fight, and the Masks drop rarely from the Twins time attack fight. For these three items it's best to use the tickets you get from online play. You'll need a little over four thousand tickets per Ares. If you have a good stock of blade medals this also shouldn't take too long to get by breaking parts on the global nemesis.
The total time it should take you to farm up your first Ares should only be about a couple of hours. Each Ares after that, if you want to give them to your party members too, should only take about one hour to make since you can kill stuff so fast afterward. IMO it's actually far quicker to grind out an Ares than most of the other level 60 mechs.
Now you'll never know the true feeling of accomplishment.
So awhile back I accidentally bought a Gravity Longsword instead of Gravity Dual Blades, which screwed up my main's art list so I decided to just use the Longsword arts for a bit and now I am having a lot of fun with them. Not a great pair with Assault Rifles like the Dual Blades were though.
I also only now realized after over 80 ours of playing that using a Blue TP Aura seems to increase your TP gain in such a way that it makes up for the cost of using it (I could be wrong and it's just placebo though, it's always hard to tell with this game).
Oh god just beat the game.. that last boss, all i can say is BE PREPARED OR GET BENT OVER!
time to sub to the spoiler thread where is it linky pls
time to sub to the spoiler thread where is it linky pls
25 hours in now and starting to enjoy it a lot more
This might be a stupid question but how do I get to Sylvalum?
I have an affinity quest there but can't figure out how to get there, I tried going to the top of Noctilum but got stuck, and it's a long way from anywhere else on the map
Do I need a Skell? If so I'm stuck as I need to beat this mission before going back to the story
like pretty much everything ...in the OP ...right at the top
You'll have to swim. You can follow the path of raised sandbanks leading there off the Northpointe Beach of Primordia, but you'll be doing a lot of swimming either way.
What's the stat to increase to boost skell's arts damage? Potential? And melee/ranged atk only boosts auto attacks or what?
I'm still not sure if I understand stats correctly
How does treasure sensor work? Should I equip it on everone on my team or it only works on one member?
(almost) the same as ground ones
1. melee or range,
2. one of the 6 elements (physical, ether, thermal, electric, gravity and err... i forgot)
3. enemy type advantages
extra: potential for overdrive damage increase
I've finally got the flight module for Skells! Woot! Flying around is so much fun and so much better than that awkward driving some Skells do.
Also, a lot of these small quests are rather dark. Latest quest I did was the. Yeesh.murderous Army Pizza Guy
There might be a hard cap on treasure sensor making always getting yellow drops impossible (or if there isn't 400%+ won't be enough) but it is still very worthwhile even when using the shop gear and treasure sensor V augments. I need to scout some geared up players if they exist to experiment here.The more pieces you have, the more likely you'll get yellows/oranges, the more likely it'll actually be 'high level,' and the more likely each mob will drop multiple items.
If you are skelling, then yea, the entire team.
The more pieces you have, the more likely you'll get yellows/oranges, the more likely it'll actually be 'high level,' and the more likely each mob will drop multiple items.
If you are skelling, then yea, the entire team.
I personally have not seen +range/melee attack do much of anything for arts in a skell.
I usually just stack Attribute, Position, Slayer, and CritUp, for dmg anyway.
I recently finished Chapter 7 and a few other quests.
And holy crap at that "Seminar" quest. What happens ifyou just observe instead of helping stopping Alex?
If you want to stay on pace with the main story chapters, you should look towards the level requirements of the required affinity missions for guidance. Chapter 9, (for example) has a minimum requirement of lvl 28 while chapter 10 can be done at lvl 33.Will the game get hard if I'm at chapter 9 but level 41 with lvl 30 skells? If I use level 30 skells the rest of the way and avoid leveling, will the difficulty rise in the later chapters?
I farmed for a sniper rifle for my skell and it just broke any sense of difficulty with how fast I leveled. I've sworn off G busters as a side note.
I mean, it doesn't take a genius to predict what happens then. :lolI recently finished Chapter 7 and a few other quests.
And holy crap at that "Seminar" quest. What happens ifyou just observe instead of helping stopping Alex?