Thank for the intel. Can this be started before any of the main quest line get completed?
You need the chaos bench for it, so you need to get to the chaos cave in the first place.
Yep.
You can even bypass that requirement by exploiting flag fast travel to bypass the mountains around the chaos wasteland. Or for a more legitimate option you can just build stairs, lots of them. (Easiest should be at the cliff north of the desert native village; you only need a small number of stairs to get into the Giant's garden, then you can either backdoor the Giant fight or build another stair or two to bypass the fight).
For boss rushing on a new playthrough you need to invest in Smash early (kill villagers then Anglers for the XP). Or use the animation-cancel exploit (block cancel normal attack very rapidly) but that's nearly impossible to pull off without macros. Another option is to rush Command to get a powerful pet early but the capturing and taming process will take some time even with fast forwarding.
Yeah, Level 30-70 is enough to clear most game content. Even lower for pet users, or for people with good reflexes using reflect damage shields. Only reason to go above that is to clear higher-level totem-boosted raids... so you can clear even higher level raids... and so on.
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Well there's that option and I kind of found the flag porting fun, been taught that recently. But I guess the legitimate way to get access to top of mountains is stairs. I take it stairs in caves doesn't let you just climb up a floor like the lab dungeon stairs.
Yep, I figure it's either of those two. Been doing smash to leadership/command since the werewolf pact is just so OP between level 1 to 75.
So basically, raid is just a fun implementation if you intentionally summoning it to just kill things for levels and goodies. There's really no real purpose of it other than that or just being a nuisance to your base of operation if you don't have enough NPCs to kill incoming raids.
Eh, there's quite a few stuff you can only get from raids. Equipment drops, amazon (large native) women, elite variants of natives, orbs, Halloween raid drops, Reaper raid drops, etc. Though I think you only need a minimum of +50 level modifier (not counting the number on the left) to get all possible enemy spawns.
I agree on the drops, never thought about capturing the raiders. Do they actually have better stat growth than the ones you can capture at the village? Or am I missing something? Other than the fact you don't need to train them since they are at the level you captured them.
funny is those chinese people can make good original game if they tried there's multiple original game come from china that is great, but old habit die hard i guess
Stat growths for their preinvested stats are around the same but from what I remember there is some funky scaling involved so the numbers (for their already invested stats) don't quite line up (a bit less, I think?). They also get much higher faint/greybar HP.
So basically, if I want to manually level them, but get most of it. I need to get the flower totem up in the lowest part of the map where I can summon a raid and hope for the female elite raiders to come out.
Yep, pretty much. Also as mentioned you need a certain minimum of +level modifiers for elites and amazons (large native women) to appear. I think Elite Amazons need a minimum of +50. The base "location-dependent level" (pre modifiers) shouldn't matter.
Raid food buff only work on NPCs, yes.
Ah cool. Thanks for the overview and the expected range.
I just tested this by putting a piece of food at the same X and Y position but like 10 meters higher. It does affect it, and it looks like it's calculating the diagonal distance using the usual pythagorean formula (d² = x² + y² + z²). Which means it's pretty much negligible unless you're regularly building 5 story structures. Or if your base is overlooking a cliff or something.
Yeah, you can put the food anywhere. You don't even need the table to hold the food; you just need to interact with a table first to place food (because otherwise r-click will eat food instead) and then you're free to put it anywhere within your build radius.
Pretty much yeah, especially for harder raids. Just be aware that depending on how "unpathable" you make the decoy, the raid can potentially fail to start entirely.
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