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lvl 13 mage gains meditating skill you can recover 20 \ 50 mp per use ,you can do more than 10 k of damage a normal rpg mage, lvl4 hunter gain footloose skill for atk from behind
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You don't restart if you've changed the jobs xD For example If you did change from a Warrior to Mage then yeah You're gonna have to be a level 1 mage then If you choose to revert back to a warrior the level you were in that isn't gonna change anyway the whole point of this job changing skills is so that you can get a skill which attacks all your enemies as either as a mage or a ranger once you get the skills then just revert back to thr warrior class
I'm telling you that once you level up your warrior to a decent level change back to being a mage then get the aoe skill of the mage or ranger then revert back to warrior you're level as a warrior will still be the same don't need to grind that much
lvl 13 mage gains meditating skill you can recover 20 \ 50 mp per use ,you can do more than 10 k of damage a normal rpg mage go to the skill shop and buy magic barrier, lvl4 hunter gain footloose skill for atk from behind, warrior provoke 500%agro frontroll, clothing system go to merceder shop and read the feary tutorial
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I do not speak English
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You should make this an actual review because this was well written. I applaud you for not giving up I deleted it I could not stand to even play this shit game.
Nobody has complained about magic damage! The complaint is about having low mana points and no way to restore Mana except by sleeping. It's fucking retarded to have an RPG game with no mana potions. You can clear about 2 floors and your out of mana completely if you only use mana on the groups with 3 or more enemies.
There are mana pots though, called magic clovers in this game. Putting Fano as the group mage, I haven't had any issue at all about her running out of mana.
- Jul 20, 2018
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Huh, some people are having quite a bit of trouble with this game... Granted, it has quite a few quirks to it that aren't necessarily well explained... Some don't seem to be explained at all.
That said, maybe I'm just getting old, but this thing has a pretty standard game-loop for an RPG... Go in the Labyrinth, farm for as long as you can, retreat and do some stuff outside, rest, rinse and repeat many times... The fact that there's an obvious limit on stuff like fishing, the duration of the lottery events and the need to pass a day for certain quests to update make it obvious that you're supposed to take multiple in-game days to get anywhere. This is further emphasized by day-long buffs like the Torch buff and the luck buff.
Basically, it's intended to get people to use a lot of time to get anywhere, so to speak, and also create that illusion of working hard for results... and ultimately, you DO get results if you keep at it and figure out the quirks of the classes and the combat system in general.
Once you do, and once you have some levels on your characters and the Audragon sword, you can farm virtually indefinitely, but it does take time to get there.
Personally, I'm running Main-Character Mage, though I intended to dip into the other classes for some of their passives eventually. Torte is my Warrior, specced with sword and board and some crystals to boost Hatred generation... not that most things live long enough to hit her much outside of bosses. Fano is my hunter, there to clean-up or auto-attack easy packs, and she also carries the crystal that reveals elemental weaknesses. I multi-classed both into Mage up to level 13, to give them Mage Shield and Meditation, both of which improve survivability as well as run-length if I feel like it.
Currently, I can run level eight farming sessions for virtually forever without running out, with only some occasional healing potion usage as long as I'm patient.
The key to that is honestly the element system. Figuring out the right weapon for your Hunter for each level, as well as figuring out which elements to boost for both offence or defense is the main key for success.
I'll also add that most auto-skill gems are useless. The ones I did find useful are the one that clears debuffs, the sleep one for most levels though it doesn't seem to work much any more around level eight, and the two that buff either magic or attack at the start of battle for that sweet Alpha Strike potential. Still, you have to be careful about that since you DO want to extend some fights to slip in Meditation.
For the other types of Gems... well, I'd never use the ones that lower Agi. Turn speed is all determined by Agi, so lower Agi means lower actions. Get it low enough and enemies will literally run circles around your characters.
Regardless, I'm finding the game fairly fun, even if the hentai content is mediocre at best. It's a nice time-waster while I also do other things.
That said, maybe I'm just getting old, but this thing has a pretty standard game-loop for an RPG... Go in the Labyrinth, farm for as long as you can, retreat and do some stuff outside, rest, rinse and repeat many times... The fact that there's an obvious limit on stuff like fishing, the duration of the lottery events and the need to pass a day for certain quests to update make it obvious that you're supposed to take multiple in-game days to get anywhere. This is further emphasized by day-long buffs like the Torch buff and the luck buff.
Basically, it's intended to get people to use a lot of time to get anywhere, so to speak, and also create that illusion of working hard for results... and ultimately, you DO get results if you keep at it and figure out the quirks of the classes and the combat system in general.
Once you do, and once you have some levels on your characters and the Audragon sword, you can farm virtually indefinitely, but it does take time to get there.
Personally, I'm running Main-Character Mage, though I intended to dip into the other classes for some of their passives eventually. Torte is my Warrior, specced with sword and board and some crystals to boost Hatred generation... not that most things live long enough to hit her much outside of bosses. Fano is my hunter, there to clean-up or auto-attack easy packs, and she also carries the crystal that reveals elemental weaknesses. I multi-classed both into Mage up to level 13, to give them Mage Shield and Meditation, both of which improve survivability as well as run-length if I feel like it.
Currently, I can run level eight farming sessions for virtually forever without running out, with only some occasional healing potion usage as long as I'm patient.
The key to that is honestly the element system. Figuring out the right weapon for your Hunter for each level, as well as figuring out which elements to boost for both offence or defense is the main key for success.
I'll also add that most auto-skill gems are useless. The ones I did find useful are the one that clears debuffs, the sleep one for most levels though it doesn't seem to work much any more around level eight, and the two that buff either magic or attack at the start of battle for that sweet Alpha Strike potential. Still, you have to be careful about that since you DO want to extend some fights to slip in Meditation.
For the other types of Gems... well, I'd never use the ones that lower Agi. Turn speed is all determined by Agi, so lower Agi means lower actions. Get it low enough and enemies will literally run circles around your characters.
Regardless, I'm finding the game fairly fun, even if the hentai content is mediocre at best. It's a nice time-waster while I also do other things.
- Aug 25, 2017
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The first event or the second one?
For the first one, it's in the everything marketplace, go there to trigger the event then go to the adventure guild for the quest.
For the second one, sleep for 3 days after finish the first one. To access the event, go to Beahilde's room.
- Jan 2, 2018
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There are mana potions, they are called mana clovers. I've had no problem getting through the game. Just got to remember this is an RPG with porn, not a porn game. If you're looking for an easy fap find a full save. Don't want to sound rude it's just it seems some people seem to have a false expectation as to what this game is.
It's a pretty solid enjoyable game so far. Just have to have patience and take time to level up and equip yourself properly. This also isn't really the kind of game where keeping your girls pure benefits you. Lewding them unlocks buffs for your MCs weapon so it pays to sleep with them as often as you can.
Definitely not a game for everyone but I wouldn't call it bad. Just more akin to old dungeon crawler games I feel like. Definitely need to manage your resources well and exploit enemy weaknesses or use the skill that makes enemies weak to everything to handle lower MP counts. There are clothing items that boost MP a bit that are pretty easy to find in excess.
For those who are having trouble with MP, wait until your mage gets to level 13 for meditate, a skill that recovers 10% of your MP, 10% is not much but when you have 190% dark element then its a x1.9 on the MP recovered, my Fano recovers 35 MP every time I use it, and since meditate basically takes the char out of combat so use it near the end of battle or stall it for a turn. Before level 13? Just be a good boy and go to bed when you run out, also use potions and the cake bought from inn to recover HP, early on with low MAT stat your heal spell just aren't cost efficient.
Another note is gems, I appraised the first few gems I got early on and I got heal wave, that cast a group heal every time the equipped char does an action for 2 MP, at scales with your MAT stat and holy attribute, if you read the above you get what I mean, guess how much my mage heal with 150 MAT and 130% holy? That thing basically negated my need for pots except high pots for emergency full heal, this is before level 10 btw. I do also got lullaby that puts an enemy to sleep at start of the battle at 1 MP, and you do double damage to sleeping target, some other gems I have gotten are 30% boost to ATK at start costing 1 MP, a gem that boost the active gem effect by 4x but cost 4x more MP, then a gem that guarantee crit on first hit and a bunch more. Late game if you want to auto clear content just pair the 4x gem with damaging spell gem.
Those who are concerned about aggro and enemy targeting your mage, I have Torte equipped with sword and board, a gem that boost hate generation and some other things and I got to 390% hatred, rarely I've seen my mage getting targeted twice, but it does happen sometimes and pray you don't get 2 shotted.
I started the game with mage as my protag class, but honestly with all the abovementioned MP issue, I highly recommend that you start as a warrior or hunter, and pick class for the rest of the girls based on their inherent passives. Even so I still made it, albeit a lot more grinding since I have 2 mage and 1 warrior. In the end my solution to my mage protag is to change to physical damage focused on your holy sword and play like a warrior with heal wave gem, until I gotten meditate.
Now I have 300 MAT (Fano only has 200 MAT), and 150% in most of my protag attributes, your holy sword is whats allowed you to be a stat stick after you upgraded it. I have reached the point of 1 shotting most mobs, bosses aside at level 19 as I slowly take my time to grind for money to lewd my girls.
Another note is gems, I appraised the first few gems I got early on and I got heal wave, that cast a group heal every time the equipped char does an action for 2 MP, at scales with your MAT stat and holy attribute, if you read the above you get what I mean, guess how much my mage heal with 150 MAT and 130% holy? That thing basically negated my need for pots except high pots for emergency full heal, this is before level 10 btw. I do also got lullaby that puts an enemy to sleep at start of the battle at 1 MP, and you do double damage to sleeping target, some other gems I have gotten are 30% boost to ATK at start costing 1 MP, a gem that boost the active gem effect by 4x but cost 4x more MP, then a gem that guarantee crit on first hit and a bunch more. Late game if you want to auto clear content just pair the 4x gem with damaging spell gem.
Those who are concerned about aggro and enemy targeting your mage, I have Torte equipped with sword and board, a gem that boost hate generation and some other things and I got to 390% hatred, rarely I've seen my mage getting targeted twice, but it does happen sometimes and pray you don't get 2 shotted.
I started the game with mage as my protag class, but honestly with all the abovementioned MP issue, I highly recommend that you start as a warrior or hunter, and pick class for the rest of the girls based on their inherent passives. Even so I still made it, albeit a lot more grinding since I have 2 mage and 1 warrior. In the end my solution to my mage protag is to change to physical damage focused on your holy sword and play like a warrior with heal wave gem, until I gotten meditate.
Now I have 300 MAT (Fano only has 200 MAT), and 150% in most of my protag attributes, your holy sword is whats allowed you to be a stat stick after you upgraded it. I have reached the point of 1 shotting most mobs, bosses aside at level 19 as I slowly take my time to grind for money to lewd my girls.
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Head back down to the previous area with chest, there is a hidden path to get in there, you cant see the path but you can see it on your mini map, there is an awfully long and narrow path.
i found out.. its on the unique skill that has the option to remove the chains. (requires 30 affection)
Use the protag's unique skill.
Anyway I'm running 2 mages 1 warrior and it's been very easy so far, just hit them with elemental weakness. 1 mage with auto-heal and auto-sleep is very useful. Magic barrier solves mage's squishness.