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What difficulty level do you guys usually use when grinding through Arenas you already cleared? Or, I guess more to my needs, what would you recommend for around my level? (288 currently, on Persistent).

Particularly if I'm looking for more Tokens of Blood and maybe good equipment drops. I don't care as much about leveling faster or credit drops.

There is no right answer for this. There are 4 factors to consider here. Speed (real time spent), Stamina, survivability and drop/exp rates. Speed and survivability are consequences while drop/exp rates and stamina are choices, so you basically need to choose what you want to farm followed by how fast you can do it while surviving. If you're playing for exp you always wanna be between 80-100 stamina (0.04 consumed per round) which gives you 500 rounds per day. If you don't want to level up fast, you'll play between 10-79 (0.02 consumed per round), but still using only 24 stamina, which gives you 1200 rounds per day.

The best way for you to decide the most efficient way to obtain what you want is to go to Difficulty Settings and look closely at all the multipliers.

A few pointers that are not very obvious from the wiki:

1- Equipment quality is directly affected by difficulty so if you want to try to farm good equipment, play at the highest difficulty you can on the highest arenas you can (arena level further increases the chances for better quality of completion rewards - DwD gives a guaranteed magnificent). However, as other people already stated it's much much more efficient to get credits and buy the specific gear you want from other players instead of hoping for abysmally low chances to get the perfect combination of quality, tier, prefix and sufix you want from drops.

2- One of the best ways to farm credits is is to sell SG (SchoolGirl) Trophies to other players (check out [hvmarket.xyz] HVMarket if you haven't yet). If your SOLE objective is to get credits, then the best way to go about this might be to actually play on NORMAL because difficulty doesn't affect trophy drop rate from SGs (it's a static 10% iirc). If time is a factor, you just need to test how fast you can go at other difficulties because there are other factors to maximize credits such as: difficulty credit multiplier, minimum gear quality drop affected by difficulty, etc.

Particularly if I'm looking for more Tokens of Blood and maybe good equipment drops. I don't care as much about leveling faster or credit drops.

This is a huge mistake btw. While I agree exp is not important (just rush until you unlock all arenas and RoB), and it's actually more beneficial to level up slowly, credits are important. Actually, they're the most important thing in HV, because you can get almost anything with it, provided you have enough of it. Tokens are also valuable for the simple reason that they can't be traded, even though they are not that hard to get. Blood tokens are just a way to get a fast chunk of credits, so the end result is the same. As for equipment, like I said it's more efficient to rely on buying it from other players.

That said, you asked a specific question and here's the answer: to farm equipment, play on the highest difficulty that you can manage (minimum Hell because "Random equipment drops can now be Legendary/Peerless quality"), starting from the highest arena going down. To farm blood/chaos tokens, play all arenas between 50-100 rounds because arena completion "Gives a 15~25% chance for a token drop. This chance increases for higher-level arenas (50~90% for 50+ round challenges)".

On a personal note, right now, to me, the most valuable items in the game are Chaos Tokens. I've decided the way to become rich on the (very) long run is to invest hard in monsters. So I'm farming the 50-100 rounds arenas everyday for the completion token reward, and I chose the difficulty IWBTH because PFUDOR requires me to pay much more attention (micromanagement) and use a lot more consumables to survive with the gear I have. I also want to level up fast until a particular level so I can equip a piece I've saved for a while, without wasting soul fragments, so I don't want to go lower difficulties. This way is fast enough for me (patience is also a factor I guess) because there are no SGs to kill in these arenas.

This is just an example of a combination of factors that I took into consideration to maximize the particular thing I want to get at the moment and my advice is that you do the same in order to decide how to play.

Hi guys. I just want to ask does my character stat is correct for the melee fighter?
Also, for the Training, which should I prioritize first. I currently have like 150k credits right now. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)
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Hi guys. I just want to ask does my character stat is correct for the melee fighter?
Also, for the Training, which should I prioritize first. I currently have like 150k credits right now. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

It is fine.

That depends on your purpose, I'll suggest:
1. Pack Rat Lv.1 (you need 3 potions in battle, at least)
2. Ability Boost Lv.? (enough for your Abilities)
3. Adept Learner (as high as possible, higher player level you are, better equipment you can buy from wts/auction)

This post has been edited by sharmy: Mar 4 2021, 04:56

It is fine.

That depends on your purpose, I'll suggest:
1. Pack Rat Lv.1 (you need 3 potions in battle, at least)
2. Ability Boost Lv.? (enough for your Abilities)
3. Adept Learner (as high as possible, higher player level you are, better equipment you can buy from wts/auction)

oh thanks for the tips. I'm currently almost level200, should I keep rushing to level so I can buy higher level equipment from wts threads or should I slow down level-up? Or should I buy my current level legendary equipment and soulfuse it?

oh thanks for the tips. I'm currently almost level200, should I keep rushing to level so I can buy higher level equipment from wts threads or should I slow down level-up? Or should I buy my current level legendary equipment and soulfuse it?

My personal suggestions is rushing to level 400, since level 400-500 legendary is very cheap and very easy to find (despite the end-game good ones), like this shop. And also, end-game good equipments, often in the auction, are usually level 400-500.

But it will take months from level 300 to level 400, consider carefully. You can choose to find low level legendary, it is hard but possible. If you play RE only, a magnificent-equiped melee is already enough, magnificents become nearly 0 price after level 350 so it is no need to rush to level 400. However if you want more, to clear AR quicker, to play mage, or something, you'd better find legendary equipments.

It is better to soulfuse your weapons if it's good (for level 200 1H melee, a magnificent prefixed rapier of slaughter and a magnificent force shield are good enough. It is fine to soulfuse these ones which are higher than your current level), you can soulfuse armors, that helps, but I thought you don't have enough soulfragment, so just buy new armors if the old one's level becomes too low.

oh thanks for the tips. I'm currently almost level200, should I keep rushing to level so I can buy higher level equipment from wts threads or should I slow down level-up? Or should I buy my current level legendary equipment and soulfuse it?

there are two strategies, both have their pro's and con's. I chose to rush to high level. Others chose to keep level slow. Low level has great benefit that you can sell your equipment. That's a good source of income.

Is there a way to use Isekai credits to purchase things from Ehentai or to use in bounties? I have some Isekai credits but I can't use them. I can only use them to buy items from the Hentaiverse bazaar.

Is there a way to use Isekai credits to purchase things from Ehentai or to use in bounties? I have some Isekai credits but I can't use them. I can only use them to buy items from the Hentaiverse bazaar.

No, but after the end of the isekai season, those credits will move to persistent (except 1mil, which will stay on isekai for next season).

So pretty new to the game and at around level 80, early on i chose to build mage since it seemed fun but after seeing a couple of threads saying that mage is a very late game class i decided to balance out my stats a bit more

however doing a 1H+Shield+heavy feels so much slower on nightmare difficulty usually taking about 6 hits per monster, while when i was using my mage set it would just be 2 spells to take out a group of 3-4

so i don't know what to do

So pretty new to the game and at around level 80, early on i chose to build mage since it seemed fun but after seeing a couple of threads saying that mage is a very late game class i decided to balance out my stats a bit more

however doing a 1H+Shield+heavy feels so much slower on nightmare difficulty usually taking about 6 hits per monster, while when i was using my mage set it would just be 2 spells to take out a group of 3-4

so i don't know what to do

My Suggestion:
Using 1H heavy to play at PFUDOR to level up quickly.
Collect the Mage Set on the Way.
If you get all the Mage Set, you can try Mage since LV. 310.

My personal suggestions is rushing to level 400, since level 400-500 legendary is very cheap and very easy to find (despite the end-game good ones), like this shop. And also, end-game good equipments, often in the auction, are usually level 400-500.

But it will take months from level 300 to level 400, consider carefully. You can choose to find low level legendary, it is hard but possible. If you play RE only, a magnificent-equiped melee is already enough, magnificents become nearly 0 price after level 350 so it is no need to rush to level 400. However if you want more, to clear AR quicker, to play mage, or something, you'd better find legendary equipments.

It is better to soulfuse your weapons if it's good (for level 200 1H melee, a magnificent prefixed rapier of slaughter and a magnificent force shield are good enough. It is fine to soulfuse these ones which are higher than your current level), you can soulfuse armors, that helps, but I thought you don't have enough soulfragment, so just buy new armors if the old one's level becomes too low.

there are two strategies, both have their pro's and con's. I chose to rush to high level. Others chose to keep level slow. Low level has great benefit that you can sell your equipment. That's a good source of income.

oh, I see. Thanks for the advice.

No, but after the end of the isekai season, those credits will move to persistent (except 1mil, which will stay on isekai for next season).

Where can I see when the Isekai season ends?

Where can I see when the Isekai season ends?

It's supposed to always end on the summer or winter solstice. So June 21 in this year. Whether it means at midnight of 21st or exact moment of solstice or "whenever Tenboro pushes the button" (so up to 24 hours after solstice but unpredictable) we've yet to see.

This post has been edited by Paarfi: Mar 5 2021, 00:03

Where can I see when the Isekai season ends?

This pinned thread in the Release Notes section.

question: is holy/dark imperial worth it if the elemental damage exclusively comes from my duel wielded hallowed/demonic one-hand weapons? i mean my duel wield persona already cuts through school girls like butter, just wondering if its worth doing.

if you do any damage that is holy/dark then yes it's worth it. Ability points are cheap, and you don't need as many for melee

question: is holy/dark imperial worth it if the elemental damage exclusively comes from my duel wielded hallowed/demonic one-hand weapons? i mean my duel wield persona already cuts through school girls like butter, just wondering if its worth doing.

It won't affect schoolgirls - they already have -1 dark/holy mitigation, and those can't be reduced further below 0 - but it will affect your damage against normal monsters. (The benefit to using imperil against schoolgirls is because it reduces their physical/magic mitigation, which are both super important.)

For Isekai mode, should I spend the materials on my Magnificent Power Gauntlets of Protection, or should I wait until I get a higher-tier Power armor piece?

Also, I am not a donator, so I do not have the ability to trade/sell stuff on Isekai mode, what should I do with the materials and equipment I do not use?

For Isekai mode, should I spend the materials on my Magnificent Power Gauntlets of Protection, or should I wait until I get a higher-tier Power armor piece?

Also, I am not a donator, so I do not have the ability to trade/sell stuff on Isekai mode, what should I do with the materials and equipment I do not use?

I'd save the materials for a good magnificent slaughter or a legendary power armor, because of how few Repurposed Actuators you might get able to get. Metals would be probably better spent in your weapon.

For your second question, salvaging equipment and/or bazaar are for now your only options, if you think you can get a star before mid May hoard them and then sell.

> Does scavenger increase the amount of credits gained from defeated enemies or the chance of getting credits from defeated enemies?