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Question about Isekai End of Season: do all Soulfused Equipment lose their upgrades and potencies? I'm assuming yes, though the Wiki says:

Any Peerless equipment that is not soulbound will be soulfused to the Player in the process, and all upgrades and potencies will be lost.

Which makes it seem like upgrades and potencies will only be lost for Peerless equipment.

Question about Isekai End of Season: do all Soulfused Equipment lose their upgrades and potencies? I'm assuming yes, though the Wiki says:

Any Peerless equipment that is not soulbound will be soulfused to the Player in the process, and all upgrades and potencies will be lost.

Which makes it seem like upgrades and potencies will only be lost for Peerless equipment.

You are correct. I'll edit that sentence for clarity.

Revising this post to delete a previously solved technical problem and ask a gameplay question instead:

I recently started up in Isekai for the very first time, and am wondering what I should be doing with trophies. I realize that the season could end any second now, so it doesn't really matter in my immediate future, but just in general, should I be shrining them or selling them? In Persistent, I always sell trophies, but it doesn't seem there's much to spend money on in Isekai, and if I understand correctly, everyone in Isekai is a follower of Snowflake, so should I be shrining them, and if so, is there a particular strategy for doing so?

There is no optimal strategy. If you shrine now, you'll have some head-start for your first peerless in next season. Then you could gamble for a weapon or a shield if you want to go far in the tower. Or if you want to go mage, you can go for a staff, which you can only use after 6 months or so. If you sell, you have a decent source of income.

Actually, if you are not in a hurry, you can MM your weapon to me for a free IW10 run (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) . I can finish it in about 36 hours.

I appreciate the offer, but I'm fine doing it myself. Wanna get more familiar with the processes for later levels.

There is no optimal strategy. If you shrine now, you'll have some head-start for your first peerless in next season. Then you could gamble for a weapon or a shield if you want to go far in the tower. Or if you want to go mage, you can go for a staff, which you can only use after 6 months or so. If you sell, you have a decent source of income.

Oh, so shrined artifacts carry over between seasons? I had thought everything was reset each time. Like I said, I've got zero experience with shrines in Persistent, and I've only been doing Isekai for a few days, so its all new to me. I don't understand the staff comment, but that's OK since I'm determined not to ever play a mage, whether that be foolish or not.

Oh, so shrined artifacts carry over between seasons?

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If you shrine, remember to set Shrine Trophy Upgrades in Settings to Upgrade to Tier 5 to get higher quality equipment from shrining and to maximize the trophies' shrine value towards getting a peerless coupon.

If you sell, up to 1m credits will carry over to next season. Any credits over 1m will be transferred to your persistent account at the end of the isekai season.

This post has been edited by jantch: Mar 7 2023, 00:26

Hi,

I saw in a couple WTS/WTB threads of people selling gold stars, and I kinda want to do the same. How would I go through the process of selling a gold star while minimizing the risk of getting scammed?

Hi,

I saw in a couple WTS/WTB threads of people selling gold stars, and I kinda want to do the same. How would I go through the process of selling a gold star while minimizing the risk of getting scammed?

1. you get credits first, before you send BTC (because credits can be controlled by admin, btc can't)
2. you only send to the walled address that you receive from e-h system PM. Not to an address that buyer sends to you.

That's about all, for preventing scamming.

Are there any guides or recommendations about monsters, such as when to spend chaos on gift factor instead of a new monster? or if its worth it at all to level up monsters with crystals up to certain point? Other than just having fun with monsters, I mean.

I tried to search the advice threads but the search limits didnt allow me to see advice past old versions of the HV, and the wiki does not seem to contain a lot about this.

Are there any guides or recommendations about monsters, such as when to spend chaos on gift factor instead of a new monster? or if its worth it at all to level up monsters with crystals up to certain point? Other than just having fun with monsters, I mean.

I tried to search the advice threads but the search limits didnt allow me to see advice past old versions of the HV, and the wiki does not seem to contain a lot about this.

The wiki page on the Monster Lab has a bit of advice, in particular on how to distribute chaos upgrades. However, if what you want is to maximize your gifts, your first goal should be to unlock all your monster slots first. Upgrading monsters with crystals has relatively little impact unless you make them quite high PL (>1500 at least), so doing that by buying crystals isn't really worth it (it might pay off in 20 years).

All that said, it can be fun to have a really powerful mob, so if you want that, go for it. (Just remember it takes 2560 tokens to fully chaos a mob, which is ~25% of the tokens you need to unlock all slots, and thousands of crystal packs to max PL.)

Out of curiosity from the statement below, why does high level equipment have less value?

Clubs and Axes must be Slaughter, and they must be either under level 350 or Ethereal.
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2h weapons must be Slaughter, and they must be either under level 400, or Ethereal, or Katana.
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Staffs over level 370 must be Legendary or they most likely won't get minimum bid. etc...

Out of curiosity from the statement below, why does high level equipment have less value?

Most active players are high level (400+). It takes a lot longer to level up when you're high level than when you're low level. At level 1, you could reach level 100 in a day. at level 400 it might take longer than 1 day to reach 401. So, most gear that's dropped is higher level. Since more is available, high level players tend to go for the better equips. There are very few decent low level equips compared to high level equips. A level 500 power armor of protection is practically worthless, because no one at level 500 (or 400) would want it, they would rather have slaughter. If it were level 300 instead, then it would be valuable because that's a very nice drop at that level.

As for 2H in particular, it peaks early and just sucks later on, so only a few players would want those equips.

A level 500 power armor of protection is practically worthless, because no one at level 500 (or 400) would want it, they would rather have slaughter. If it were level 300 instead, then it would be valuable because that's a very nice drop at that level.

As for 2H in particular, it peaks early and just sucks later on, so only a few players would want those equips.

I see so it's value higher for collection purposes. We can say in general that high level (~400) equipment of same type, prefix, and suffix is better than lower level (~300) right?

I see so it's value higher for collection purposes. We can say in general that high level (~400) equipment of same type, prefix, and suffix is better than lower level (~300) right?

no, that's wrong.

lower level equipment is generally more valuable than high-level equipment. Except for the best mage gear and peerless stuff, then level doesn't matter at all.

no, that's wrong.

lower level equipment is generally more valuable than high-level equipment. Except for the best mage gear and peerless stuff, then level doesn't matter at all.

May you elaborate further? I thought equipment stats scales with level

May you elaborate further? I thought equipment stats scales with level

high level equipments are useless for low level player because they can not use. Soulfuse make an equipment bounded to account and thus cannot be traded and lesser value. So, lower level an equipment is, the more people can it be used. Further more, high level melee players have enough defence to survive, so they don't need suffix like protection to gain more defence, they want suffix like slaughter to do more damage.

Generally equipment lower than lv 400 and at lv 500 are valueable, the previous one can be used by low level player, the later one have max scaled stats. Those between lv400 - 500 sucks because they need to be soulfused to get max scaled stats, and they cant be soulfused by players whose levels are thoses' level - 100.

This post has been edited by Acetominaphene: Mar 8 2023, 23:38

May you elaborate further? I thought equipment stats scales with level

Supply and demand. A large number of equips are dropped by people at level 500. These can only be used by players who are at least level 400 (and may need soulbinding). There are a reasonable number of low-level players looking for equips. Lots of people looking for few equips means high prices.

Also remember that the level scaled stats are different from the equip's base stats. An equip with really good base stats may get high demand because high-level players are looking for it (and are willing to soulfuse) regardless of level.

Especially, desirable peerless equips (like savage power of slaughter, charged/radiant phase, charged cotton of the elementalist) command the greatest prices.

But there is definitely a peak for lower-level equips.

Don't know what happened, suddenly getting silly EXP, like 5-3 time less than before. Was there any change in EXP gain or what?

Don't know what happened, suddenly getting silly EXP, like 5-3 time less than before. Was there any change in EXP gain or what?

No. Maybe you changed difficulty? Or got the forum posting bonus?

Don't know what happened, suddenly getting silly EXP, like 5-3 time less than before. Was there any change in EXP gain or what?

there will be a 100% exp bonus when you maintain your stamina > 59. so when you have 60 stamina, you gain 200% when playing random encounter. If you have 59 or less, your random encounter gives 100% exp.

The exp modifiers of different battles are different. For AR, they are written after the arenas you are going to play. For RE, it's 5. For Grindfest, it's 1.

Also if you had a monthly toplist position, they will add up to your exp bonus and multiplies with other factors.

see https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Toplists#Rewards