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FrickenMoron posted:Please look up 5 posts, thanks. I think we should put this in the OP or something? I was specifically talking about workarounds to get more villagers BESIDES the 3 you get daily from updating. I just assumed if there was something as convoluted but effective as that method that got him 300+ villagers, surely there's something simpler that can just net me another 10 or so.
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300 is overkill. You can finish the village in around a week by updating data.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:30 |
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The 3-5 you get per day are more than enough unless you play the game 12 hours a day. The stuff you unlock in Norende besides special moves can be horribly overpowered early on.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:31 |
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Why am I still Blind constantly with Silver Glasses equipped? Makes me wonder how the game defines immunity. Really sorry if this is a repeat question, I'm generally trying to avoid the thread for now. Every other post after the demo released was about how to break it in half.
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The Royal Scrub posted:Why am I still Blind constantly with Silver Glasses equipped? Makes me wonder how the game defines immunity. If you wear them after the status was applied it wont cure it. It only protects if you get affected directly by it in combat.
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FrickenMoron posted:Please look up 5 posts, thanks. I think we should put this in the OP or something? I vote we change the thread title to the one you suggested.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:40 |
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Kanpachi posted:Boss strategy spoilers! I had a lot of trouble with this guy myself, and there's probably something more optimal/broken but here goes. I fought this guy a bit ago and one shot the head with Moonbeam because I still had water attached to his move, and spent the prior turns invigorating 2x for 150% attack. The move itself also crit I think, but either way it did 5700ish damage and that was the end of that. The remaining part was cleaned up with a quad stack of spells and Maximum draw + 3 attacks on the following round. I need to stop buffing up the shops because the gear there is getting insanely strong, so I think I'll just focus on the special move locations or maybe the accessories shop which is still level 1. I just did the Time Mage and Spell Fencer boss fight and Ringabell was able to keep everyone healed just using a Blessed Shield. I haven't even bought Cura yet. Evil Fluffy fucked around with this message at 17:43 on Feb 9, 2014 |
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FrickenMoron posted:If you wear them after the status was applied it wont cure it. It only protects if you get affected directly by it in combat. That answers my question then, thanks. It must be from Blind Gas traps.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:46 |
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Is anyone playing the game on hard - is it that much of a jump in difficulty from Normal? While the first dungeon (orcs) had some enemies that were a bit tough, the second dungeon was a joke. So far loving it, but I don't want the game to be too easy.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:47 |
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GRINK HELCH posted:Is anyone playing the game on hard - is it that much of a jump in difficulty from Normal? While the first dungeon (orcs) had some enemies that were a bit tough, the second dungeon was a joke. So far loving it, but I don't want the game to be too easy. Some bosses have 3 times the hp on hard mode. Tread with care! Normal is already pretty difficult.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:50 |
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So can someone tell me if it's worth investing in a Salve-Maker this class seems so bizarre that I'm giving it a shot but I'm SUPER overwhelmed by his combining ability. Am I supposed to just mash random stuff together?
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 17:56 |
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ThisIsACoolGuy posted:So can someone tell me if it's worth investing in a Salve-Maker this class seems so bizarre that I'm giving it a shot but I'm SUPER overwhelmed by his combining ability. Am I supposed to just mash random stuff together? The class doubles all healing done. Not just with items, all of it. It's phenomenal just for that. The item mixing is just a bonus (protip: potion+phoenix down).
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:02 |
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How powerful is Salve-Maker on a scale of 1 to FF5 Chemist?
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:05 |
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GRINK HELCH posted:Is anyone playing the game on hard - is it that much of a jump in difficulty from Normal? While the first dungeon (orcs) had some enemies that were a bit tough, the second dungeon was a joke. So far loving it, but I don't want the game to be too easy. It gets bullshit pretty fast, Ch2 is really starting to murder me Mephilia's adds are total assbutts that made me out-level the chapter because Execute just straight one shot most of my party when not defaulting every turn.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:07 |
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Just started chapter 6. Are the sub boss fights even harder this time (i.e. more HP)? I cleared them all in chapter 5 and felt like they all added to the plot a little. Doing them all again feels a bit choresome though. Kin fucked around with this message at 18:22 on Feb 9, 2014 |
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Lant posted:It gets bullshit pretty fast, Ch2 is really starting to murder me Mephilia's adds are total assbutts that made me out-level the chapter because Execute just straight one shot most of my party when not defaulting every turn. The Trick is to let the Caster live. She won't respawn them if at least one is alive, I think.Also, they are susceptible to Status Ailments.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:10 |
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Kin posted:Just started chapter 6. Are the sub boss fights even harder this time (i.e. more HP)? Probably want to spoilertag this! To answer your question though, the fights are mostly the same, though some have more backstory (Barras and Holly ), some are just the same, but you do get the final job halfway through. Next chapter gets REALLY good with the optional fights though. Girl power! Terper fucked around with this message at 18:16 on Feb 9, 2014 |
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Ugh, now I Know why people are a little upset about the game when you reach Chapter 5, that's a bit of a kick in the nuts. Question though; Do I want to do the job unlock bosses over again or can I skip those? There was only one job I didn't get before, and I still have 3 to unlock.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:15 |
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So is there any negative effect to having a class wear armor it doesn't have a high rank in? My White mage is in all gear she can use well, but I gave her a shield which has an E next to it which I assume means she isn't skilled with it. But when equipping it there didn't seem to be any negative effects.
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I said come in! posted:Ugh, now I Know why people are a little upset about the game when you reach Chapter 5, that's a bit of a kick in the nuts. Question though; Do I want to do the job unlock bosses over again or can I skip those? There was only one job I didn't get before, and I still have 3 to unlock. I'd recommend it, they're a nice challenge and some bosses get more backstory.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:19 |
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crazkylo posted:So is there any negative effect to having a class wear armor it doesn't have a high rank in? My White mage is in all gear she can use well, but I gave her a shield which has an E next to it which I assume means she isn't skilled with it. But when equipping it there didn't seem to be any negative effects. The base stat of that equipment gets multiplied by S: 2.0x A: 1.8x B: 1.6x C: 1.4x D: 1.2x E: 1.0x depending on your job's rank.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:24 |
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crazkylo posted:So is there any negative effect to having a class wear armor it doesn't have a high rank in? My White mage is in all gear she can use well, but I gave her a shield which has an E next to it which I assume means she isn't skilled with it. But when equipping it there didn't seem to be any negative effects. A class with a low ranking in armour won't get as much defence from heavy armour as someone with a high rank would. They're generally better off using the unranked armour, which functions as rank A for everybody regardless of class, meaning they get 1.8x the listed defence. Shields are kind of a special case though, as the ranking only affects defence, not the amount of evasion you get. Plus there aren't any unranked shields as far as I've seen, so there's no better option if you want your casters to be sturdier.
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Hymirvetr posted:The Trick is to let the Caster live. She won't respawn them if at least one is alive, I think.Also, they are susceptible to Status Ailments. She has an Archer and a Executioner, the Ranger comes with a caster. Leave the Archer up and have everyone with confuse immunity that you can buy in town.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:39 |
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Waterfall of Salt posted:The ranks only affect the stat increases you get with that piece of armor. That's it. Also, unranked armor (like robes) counts as automatic A rank for all classes. Evil Fluffy posted:How powerful is Salve-Maker on a scale of 1 to FF5 Chemist? About FF5 Chemist so long as the compounds are well stocked. Stumbled upon a combination that heals you AND gives you the Double Maximum HP buff, as well as the Dark Breath attack that Qada uses and it's opposite. Pro-tip: one of the compounds combined with Healing Lore is basically an Elixir for relatively little money late in the game.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 18:52 |
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Lant posted:It gets bullshit pretty fast, Ch2 is really starting to murder me Mephilia's adds are total assbutts that made me out-level the chapter because Execute just straight one shot most of my party when not defaulting every turn. Thanks. Yea I'm just looking for added challenge, not really in the mood for bs. Thanks.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 19:00 |
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I set up a HomePass by turning my wireless card into a virtual router. I then went ahead and downloaded MacCycler. Now, do I need to run the virtual router software before starting MacCycler, or does it conflict with MacCycler? Also, is it better to use random or sequential with MacCycler?
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 19:10 |
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I like that you can steal a fairy wing from the Summoner. I just took advantage of the fact that her mooks are vulnerable to Sleep.
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GRINK HELCH posted:Thanks. Yea I'm just looking for added challenge, not really in the mood for bs. Thanks. I've done like 80% of the game on hard, and it's just difficult compared to most JRPG's until chapter 5 and 6, which are a step back compared to what kind of curve you're used to. The curve goes up again after that. The spoilered example in your quote isn't so much bullshit as much as something you need to tactic around, which is something you come across sparsely later on. Hard is for people who want a lot of challenge and appreciate having to work things out. If you want some challenge but not loads, consider gimping yourself on Normal mode.
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Lant posted:She has an Archer and a Executioner, the Ranger comes with a caster. Leave the Archer up and have everyone with confuse immunity that you can buy in town. Right, mixed it up, thanks for clarifying.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 19:42 |
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FrickenMoron posted:If you wear them after the status was applied it wont cure it. It only protects if you get affected directly by it in combat. Hey. You. Check your PMs!
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 19:44 |
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I'm sort of annoyed with this game now. Minor Chapter 5 spoilers I waited until Chapter 5 before I started to do the Vampire sidequest because I was struggling a bit with the regular stuff and didn't feel up to taking on a superboss with even more HP right away. Now I'm apparently locked out of a ton of good Genome abilities unless I do an optional dungeon that I can't access for several more chapters. Ughhhhhh. Incidently I love how customizable this game is and how it supports a variety of playstyles. Right now I'm running with Tiz as Dark Knight/Sword Magic, Agnes as Black Mage/Medication, Ringabel as Templar/White Mage and Edea as Ninja/Piracy. I'm thinking of switching Edea to get the Medication secondary, putting Piracy on Tiz and making Agnes an Arcanist/Black Magic, mostly to get the hilariously broken medication on someone who actually goes before bosses. But I really wanna keep my debuffs, and I'd hate to lose the hilarity that is a Ninja with Multitask. Argggh. I also want to work Vampire in here somewhere, but I have no idea where.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 19:47 |
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Zore posted:I'm sort of annoyed with this game now. Minor Chapter 5 spoilers If you break a crystal by continuing to mash X, you can get to that dungeon in that version of the final chapter, iirc
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 19:54 |
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Are there any point of no return moments? Like any jobs I should absolutely unlock before I get to a certain point? What happens when I beat the main storyline?
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 20:12 |
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I said come in! posted:Are there any point of no return moments? Like any jobs I should absolutely unlock before I get to a certain point? What happens when I beat the main storyline? I haven't finished, but apparently certain sidequests are missable in that "iteration" so to speak, because Things Might Have Happened since that make their story not make sense, but you can always get the jobs through another version of the sidequest.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 20:30 |
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I said come in! posted:Are there any point of no return moments? Like any jobs I should absolutely unlock before I get to a certain point? What happens when I beat the main storyline? There are some sidequests that are missable but you're told when you reach the point of no return. You can't lock yourself out of getting any jobs though. You may want to unlock the Vampire class before the first point of no return as, otherwise, you won't be able get some of its abilities until the final chapter. If you save after completing an ending you'll be placed back in a position when you can try for any other ending. There's also a New Game+ if you complete the true ending.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 20:30 |
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bennyfranks posted:I haven't finished, but apparently certain sidequests are missable in that "iteration" so to speak, because Things Might Have Happened since that make their story not make sense, but you can always get the jobs through another version of the sidequest. Pretty much exactly this. It's pretty obvious when these "iterations" end and begin as well. Don't sweat it too much.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 20:31 |
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Thanks guys! I'm glad the game is pretty reasonable in that regard. Where are you all grinding? There is a small island in the upper right hand of the map that i've been using, it gives a lot of money and exp, but Job experience not so much, but that's probably true of any part of the game.
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 20:33 |
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So I have Edea as a knight and she does absolutely fuckall damage. I have Ringabel as a thief and he's doing 600+ damage per round with a bow while Edea is doing like 70. Everytime I optimize her it gives her her default starting sword. What gives?
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# ? Feb 9, 2014 20:40 |
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Pierson posted:You need to wander around the ocean and go into a foggy patch on the surface. Just turn random encounters off and drive around 'till you find it. If I sailed into it once and declined to go in the first time, how long do I have to wait until a second chance?
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Comrade Flynn posted:So I have Edea as a knight and she does absolutely fuckall damage. I have Ringabel as a thief and he's doing 600+ damage per round with a bow while Edea is doing like 70. Everytime I optimize her it gives her her default starting sword. What gives? Edea two-handing a Mythril Sword (or any sword, really) has been my highest damage dealer pretty consistently. I'd give her a sword she has an S rank in (if I recall, she only has a D with her starting sword.)
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