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Whats a good level to start buying equipment?

Whats a good level to start buying equipment?

In general, low level equipment is hard to find. Hard to find on the bazaar, and hard to find on the WTS section of the forum. You can be self-sufficient, and if you know how to play you can level up fast. From level 300 upwards, it's far easier to buy good gear in shops. I'd say try to be self sufficient until level 250 or so, maybe even push it to level 300.

Another strategy is to start playing isekai, and learn the game there. At the end of the season, you'll get any soul-fused gear transferred to your persistent account. In Isekai, you'll have full drop training enabled, so you get better chance of equipment. But other experts are of the opinion that this strategy would be too difficult to pull off. Personally, I think it's about just as easy as doing persistent first. However, I am not a low level player.

Whats a good level to start buying equipment?

it depends on the difficulty you're playing at, maybe after level 200~250. When your leveling up becomes slower

Here is my level for training

Scavenger (30), Quartermaster (5), Luck of the Draw (10), Archaeologist (5)

which one to priority for level up to max level



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Here is my level for training

Scavenger (30), Quartermaster (5), Luck of the Draw (10), Archaeologist (5)

which one to priority for level up to max level



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My Suggestion: Keep them at the same Precentation.

In your Case you have
Scavenger 60%
Quartermaster 25%
Luck of the Draw 40%
Archaeologist 50%

Just train the other three to 60% too.

My Suggestion: Keep them at the same Precentation.

In your Case you have
Scavenger 60%
Quartermaster 25%
Luck of the Draw 40%
Archaeologist 50%

Just train the other three to 60% too.

so like this ?

Scavenger (30/50)
Quartermaster (12/20)
Luck of the Draw (15/25)
Archaeologist (6/10)

what is the reason for 60% ?

This post has been edited by 4126: Apr 27 2021, 00:07

so like this ?

Scavenger (30/50)
Quartermaster (12/20)
Luck of the Draw (15/25)
Archaeologist (6/10)

what is the reason for 60% ?

Because of the Cost and the Effect. You can train Scanveger to 60% means that you can afford the Cost of 60%.
The next Step is 80%. The first 80% Cost is similar with the last 20%, so you don't need to hurry for the last 20%.
But if you keep playing, one Day all of them will go to 100%.

Because of the Cost and the Effect. You can train Scanveger to 60% means that you can afford the Cost of 60%.
The next Step is 80%. The first 80% Cost is similar with the last 20%, so you don't need to hurry for the last 20%.
But if you keep playing, one Day all of them will go to 100%.

so thats why. Thanks you. Time to grind for some credits then (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/anime_cry.gif)

how do i confirm i left message for one month and got double exp?

Hi,

I'm tring different styles now, and i wonder what's the difference of 2H and Niten?

On wiki it says "Niten does not gain bonus range or damage from proficiency, unlike 2H", but the 2H part doesnt mention anything about that bonus

It seems i got a free off-hand attack for no penalty?

how do i confirm i left message for one month and got double exp?

Go to your profile, and on the top right, under 'Profile Options', you can click 'find member's posts' - check the date on the latest. There's not really another way to check.

Hi,

I'm tring different styles now, and i wonder what's the difference of 2H and Niten?

On wiki it says "Niten does not gain bonus range or damage from proficiency, unlike 2H", but the 2H part doesnt mention anything about that bonus

It seems i got a free off-hand attack for no penalty?

Domino Strike has a larger area of effect for 2H players. (Also niten players are forced into using bleeding wound, since they can only use katanas, while 2H players have the option of estocs for PA or maces for stuns.)

This post has been edited by Nezu: Apr 29 2021, 10:40

That bullet point reads, in full, "The chance to proc domino strikes are the same as with Two-Handed proficiency. Niten does not gain bonus range or damage from proficiency, unlike 2H." And the Two-Handed section specifies how domino strike range & damage depends on proficiency.

been playing for quite some time now about a couple of weeks ?
im stuck at level 9
how to you level up ? it's tiring to wait 12 hrs every day just for a exp.
also don't get this RE work. never really had any encounter in this game besides arena

This post has been edited by RawwHime: Apr 30 2021, 18:05

been playing for quite some time now about a couple of weeks ?
im stuck at level 9
how to you level up ? it's tiring to wait 12 hrs every day just for a exp.
also don't get this RE work. never really had any encounter in this game besides arena

What problem are you having with REs? Are you are getting the link on the news page or a gallery page?

You could also try playing in grindfest or itemworld, but that could be difficult at your level.

If you need some average quality equipment to help get started, let me know what kind (light or heavy armor, and weapon type).

been playing for quite some time now about a couple of weeks ?
im stuck at level 9
how to you level up ? it's tiring to wait 12 hrs every day just for a exp.
also don't get this RE work. never really had any encounter in this game besides arena

change your difficulty set, I recommend Nintendo

What problem are you having with REs? Are you are getting the link on the news page or a gallery page?

You could also try playing in grindfest or itemworld, but that could be difficult at your level.

If you need some average quality equipment to help get started, let me know what kind (light or heavy armor, and weapon type).

do you have any equipment usable from level 10 & above ? im looking for 1H rapier & heavy armor

change your difficulty set, I recommend Nintendo

nintedo ? you mean isekai & Persistent ?

nintedo ? you mean isekai & Persistent ?

i would try hard or nightmare instead, nintendo only after getting a full set (at least superior stuff)

nintedo ? you mean isekai & Persistent ?

"Nintendo" is a difficulty setting. You can change difficulty in, well, "settings". Higher difficulty equal higher exp gain.

Isekai & Persistent are like 2 separate playthrough. At the end of the season, your Isekai credits and some items will be moved to persistent. Check the wiki if you want the details.

"Nintendo" is a difficulty setting. You can change difficulty in, well, "settings". Higher difficulty equal higher exp gain.

Isekai & Persistent are like 2 separate playthrough. At the end of the season, your Isekai credits and some items will be moved to persistent. Check the wiki if you want the details.

Thanks will look into that

also what's the stat build for 1H rapier with heavy armor ?


STR+dex ?

This post has been edited by RawwHime: May 2 2021, 01:31