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Hi guys!
So I have never played this game before have seen a lot of reviews made by other gamers saying it's a masterpiece.
I have just completed the tutorial and have done some quests too I picked the Chain slashing talent.
I am unsure of a few things though:
What does rebirth actually do? And when I rebirth recently I picked the gun slinger talent but for some reason I never got any guns?
Also I started the 'Advent of the Goddess' Quest line because apparently that is supposed to be done ASAP.
Any other advice people can give me?
Also is there an option to make the game more 'fluid' so it's just HD and running with high graphics?
Comments
1) Chain talent is very strong. The skills are easy to train but hard to get.
2) In this game you have two level counters: total and current. Current is reset back to zero when you rebirth. For nearly everything current level counts in the way it does for other similar games in terms of advancing your character. So pretend its WoWc, what's it's top level now? 100? You get to 100, rebirth back to 0 but all your progress to 100 from before is saved. Rebirthing is almost always good. There are, however some bonuses by having a high current level. For you for now, the training bonuses that it can bring would be most applicable to you in using such bonuses.
3) When you first create a character you get free equipment for your first talent. After that its up to you. So if your first talent was a life-skill one then sucks to be you. If you want to go by cost alone I believe Mage is the best first talent since it gives a free ice wand which is 40k gold IIRC.
4) Personally, I find Duel Guns to be kinda meh, so I'm the wrong person to ask about them.
5) G1 and G7 can be skipped, in fact they have buttons to do so, but are you in a hurry?
The biggest advice I would give are:
1) Find the Wiki. Use the Google if you must.
2) Get the Chain Slash talent, CHECK!
3) Get the Transmutation talent aka Construct Alchemy. It has skills in it that can see you through when you are completely outclassed by the monsters. Early on, of course, almost any talent can do so, but mid to late game, when raw damage isn't enough to see you through, transmutation skills have a defensive quality to them where you can avoid most if not all damage. A warning though: Transmutation is slow, not glamorous, and boring; so be ready for that.
4) Do not master or dan talents, until after you have gotten all skills to rank 1, so that you can visit Duncan often to reset your skills. Duncan resets them all back to rank F returning the invested AP back to you. You can re-raise them by spending the AP, you don't need to retrain. This does two things for you: (1) it's a means of borrowing AP from yourself (2) lowering your skills, lowers your stats, which lowers your CP (Combat Power, wiki it), which makes many skills MUCH easier to train.
5) Learn how to fight, don't rely on stats and equipment. I can teach you. I have characters on both servers, which one are you on?
2: try to do your story quests. you don't have to do them asap but you should generally do them all. You'll get a decent chunk of levels and some skills you can't get without doing them. You'll probably get G19 soon enough as well so probably do that while you can.
3: Pick up some of your lifeskills. You don't have to super level them but certain ones can be used to make you money, like weaving, herbalism, etc. Especially right now since there's a fishing event going on and gems sell for a decent amount. (Or you can save yourself a lot of money in the future by holding them because they are used to level spirit weapons and are for gem upgrades)
Ive been playing on and off for more than a decade now.
Im not even close to end game haha.
My biggest bit of advice is to make your own goals for yourself.
This game doesn't make plans for you, you decide how you want to get stronger.
A "standard" way of getting strong is
- pick a weapon (chains for you)
- rank up skills from its skill set
- rank up skills in another skillset that gives more of the stat your weapon uses (chains are based on dex, so find another skillset that gives you even more dex, like archery)
- once you've ranked up all the combat skills that give you more of your stat, rank up life skills that provide your stat (you can get more dex from stuff like weaving)
- rank up every single skill that gives your chosen stat
If you follow those steps, you've hit the maximum amount of dex you can get easily, so you have to think of a new plan to get stronger. And every time you do get stronger, you'll need a new goal.
For example, ive ranked up every skill in the game. I cant get more STR that way, how do i get more powerful? I think id have to get a better sword, and upgrade that. But its not my current goal.
Right now, im not worrying about getting stronger, im just selling hats.
So you gotta pick what you want to do with your life.
Do you wanna get strong? Do you wanna look cool? Do you want to make a lot of gold? Its your choice.
Too lazy to visit a commerce site. smh.
That's not fair! They may simply be boasting about their homestead prop.
Yep, boasting.
edit: just 1 more thing, grind sw (shadow wizard) elite with random parties on fridays and saturdays for some extra money and be nice.
Not the worst advice in the game
10/10 advice, say no more fam
Don't listen to this player, they are doing it wrong.
"You can spend all your time making money
You can spend all your love making time"
(Take It to the Limit; The Eagles, 1975)
Therefore, by the Transitive Property: You can spend all your love making money. No one ever talks about this implication, but in this case I'll just say "Beatcha to it!"