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I'm assuming this for £24.99 ($41) with a Classic Controller is a great deal right?. I've been meaning to buy it for a while now and with no games I want until Hyrule Warriors..
That's a great deal, get it!!I'm assuming this for £24.99 ($41) with a Classic Controller is a great deal right?. I've been meaning to buy it for a while now and with no games I want until Hyrule Warriors..
I started this game yesterday, but the scope of the world and sub quests and everything is a bit too much for me right now. Is there any problem if I skip sub for now and follow with the story? Are they missable, or must be done in order to get ready for some point in the game? What are the best advices for someone who's just beginning and didn't play a JRPG of this scope since FF XII?
Any quest that needs to be done by a certain time will be marked by a little clock next to it in the quest list. The game will make it very clear when you are advancing past the point that locks out those quests (which happens several times during the game). Try to get those done on time, but do everything else at your own pace.I started this game yesterday, but the scope of the world and sub quests and everything is a bit too much for me right now. Is there any problem if I skip sub for now and follow with the story? Are they missable, or must be done in order to get ready for some point in the game? What are the best advices for someone who's just beginning and didn't play a JRPG of this scope since FF XII?
Almost any time the game asks if you are sure you want to continue, it's a sign that some timed quests (denoted by the little clock) are going to expire.
The only exception IIRC is when you leave Alcamoth/Eryth Sea for Valak, no quests expire at that point but it still asks if you want to continue.
The timed quests in one area do expire without warning, but there are only like 5 of them in that area so it's not that big of a deal.Sword Valley
Still, I don't think there are any meaningful missables, but it might be harder to get some things. The only thing I can think of that MIGHT be missable isbut even in that case I'm not sure.Melia's 5th skill tree if you do zero timed Alcamoth quests,
Any of those early in the game?I'm on my way to rescuing Juju for the second time, after facing that second faced Mechon and losing.
So, what's everyone's favorite party to use?
So, what's everyone's favorite party to use?
Who is the best healer in the game?
Melia or Shulk are my favorites to play, followed by Riki and Dunban, and I like to switch things up between party members. I basically never use Reyn in a party at all (sorry, Reyn), and I hardly use AI Sharla. I'll control her myself once in a while if I'm bored and want to switch things up. I also don't like 7th that much, but I hear so much about 7th, I think I just don't know how to properly play with that character.So, what's everyone's favorite party to use?
End game, Shulk/Dunban/7th with VI gems. Chain attack every 30secs.
Melia or Shulk are my favorites to play, followed by Riki and Dunban, and I like to switch things up between party members. I basically never use Reyn in a party at all (sorry, Reyn), and I hardly use AI Sharla. I'll control her myself once in a while if I'm bored and want to switch things up. I also don't like 7th that much, but I hear so much about 7th, I think I just don't know how to properly play with that character.
This guy gets it. OP party, damage output is ridiculous, Dunban laughs at physical attacks and Shulk's support abilities prevent anything else from hurting him.
I suggest to watch this video if you have a niconico account.(End game spoiler)
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14703159
Or just go to youtube, watch people killinavalanche abaasy. lolone minute
Thanks!! I'm going to try to re-arrange, finally ready to pick this up again this week, gonna try to finish the game in the next 1.5 weeks.The main trick with that character is to take advantage of the fact each "attack" is actually two weaker attacks. Gems like double attack and lightning attack activate on both attacks, making them more deadly than they are on other characters which can substantially increase damage output. Use those gems maxed out with a maxed electric attack up on your weapon and things just get nuts.
(And of course you don't have to sacrifice Haste for that since everybody can get that on an armor slot, albeit at "only" 45% instead of 50%)
And if it's not obvious, auto-attacks are king in this instance. Standard physical attack arts without great effects aren't worth too much since they are going to be slower than your hasted, double attacking auto-attacks. Double Blade, Spear Blade, Air Fang. All of those are going to slow you down more than anything. Double Wind is a possible exception since Tension Up is quite a good effect and it's AOE.
Speed shift and power drain are wonderful arts. Speed Shift is obviously an aura, you get additional haste and double attack on top of your gems. Power Drain is awesome because it's NOT an aura and stacks with Speed Shift. Reduces enemy attack power while increasing your own, made even MORE awesome by the fact it's cooldown time is eventually less than it's effect time. Meaning it can be active 100% of the time.
This guy gets it. OP party, damage output is ridiculous, Dunban laughs at physical attacks and Shulk's support abilities prevent anything else from hurting him.
So is Sword Valley supposed to be a difficulty spike? I got to theand got annihilated, and I wasn't having a ton of luck going through the level normally anyway. I've gone back to replace Riki with Shulk (my other party members are Dunban and Melia) so I didn't have to use the weaker Anti-Mechon weapons. I'm level 46. Any advice? I was doing okay in that snowy area.metal face ambush
I also wish they had made it more clear on how to fix Colony 6. I had been saving up all my materials because I thought that they'd be used for something, but decided they weren't and sold them all. 30 minutes later I realize I'm supposed to talk to Juju lol. On the bright side I got 900000 gold.
They're only worth it if you're not using Shulk, which you should be at that part. It takes your team a few seconds before it can start doing damage but your main weapons will probably be way better than the anti-mechon ones anyway. I used Melia at that part since she doesn't need the enchant to do ether damage and her Starlight Kick combo still works no matter whatSo I just got to Sword Valley, and I was wondering if the specific Anti-Mechon weapons are worth it or if I should just have Shulk constantly using Monado Enchant.
They're only worth it if you're not using Shulk, which you should be at that part. It takes your team a few seconds before it can start doing damage but your main weapons will probably be way better than the anti-mechon ones anyway. I used Melia at that part since she doesn't need the enchant to do ether damage and her Starlight Kick combo still works no matter whatAlso she's the most fun to use.
But I really want to stick with Dunban, Riki, and Reyn. Oh well, I guess I'm forced to play as the main character for the rest of the game, unless his AI can generally be counted on to cast Enchant when it's needed.They're only worth it if you're not using Shulk, which you should be at that part. It takes your team a few seconds before it can start doing damage but your main weapons will probably be way better than the anti-mechon ones anyway. I used Melia at that part since she doesn't need the enchant to do ether damage and her Starlight Kick combo still works no matter whatAlso she's the most fun to use.
That's why I let AI Shulk do it, he does it immediately so you won't ever hit the mechon without it unless you're looking at a long battle.Ether damage is cut to half if not using anti-mechon weapon, though. I suggest to use those anti-mechon weapons, keep using enchant is lame IMO.
If you want to keep your current team then by all means buy the anti-mechon weapons, I was just saying that it's way easier with Shulk and Melia(to a lesser extent). The annoying thing about this is that you'll be unable to use normal weapons for a while since you'll be exclusively fighting versus Mechon, but you should always prioritize using your favorite team over efficiency so go for it.But I really want to stick with Dunban, Riki, and Reyn. Oh well, I guess I'm forced to play as the main character for the rest of the game, unless his AI can generally be counted on to cast Enchant when it's needed.
How close am I to the end of the main story?I just got defeated by Egil, Gadolt just sacrificed himself, and the Mechonis moved. It feels like I'm approaching the end...
Trying to plan out my grinding and quests and stuff.
How close am I to the end of the main story?I just got defeated by Egil, Gadolt just sacrificed himself, and the Mechonis moved. It feels like I'm approaching the end...
Trying to plan out my grinding and quests and stuff.
The worst part of those fights is the stupid flamethrower they open with. That's a OHKO due to the damage over time if you don't have enough flame resistance.
You can cheat and kill them easier and avoid that attack and a couple other devastating ones entirely, but cheating is for losers.
Are you talking about that trinity attack trick where you can survive with one hp?
What the fuck is the deal withLorithia?
Did that, she still fucked me up good.what do you mean,as in how to kill her? use Melia and Riki for their ether attacks, that way you don't have to deal with the nebulas
Did that, she still fucked me up good.