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Is there not a keybind to pause (toggle on/off) hover function? I am almost positive that I have seen something along those lines in the settings.

This post has been edited by Ramaki: Yesterday, 09:14

Is there not a keybind to pause (toggle on/off) hover function? I am almost positive that I have seen something along those lines in the settings.

Bind(KEY_X, Any, ToggleHover);

yes, i was aware. but it's another habit i would need to learn.
if i need to disable hover in order to click a skill, might as well just bind the skill.

How come I'm always seeing monsters with the same names? Even during an arena fight I'll see the same monster more than once. Is there really not that many monsters around my level? Do monsters with higher power levels get selected more often?

For instance, I keep seeing "police" and "with" and "Luigi Mangione" and "bleeding kitten"

https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Monster_Lab#Monster...s._Player_Level

yes, i was aware. but it's another habit i would need to learn.
if i need to disable hover in order to click a skill, might as well just bind the skill.

oh, no there is another way

set the hover area 'part of the monster that activates hover' to 6
then set 'left click': false

then, for example, to cast Merciful Blow, but it work for any spell:

Bind(KEY_K, Any, Cast('Merciful Blow'));


So that means hover remains active. Mouse moves away from the '6' area, i.e. the right side of the monster boxes.
press 'k', and left click on the left side of the monster boxes.

Alternative is to use the number keys to assign Imperil to the monsters, and use alt for and shift for 2 other spells. then just move mouse away from monster boxes and press shift 1 to weaken the 1st monster.

Just started playing. What are some good ways to gain overcharge? From the wiki, I can only find hitting the enemy with a physical attack and counter attacks that give overcharge. If that's the case, is there a build that does more frequent physical attacks or counter attacks?

Edit: Also, is increasing the Wisdom stat the only way to increase mana regen?

This post has been edited by evelynny: Yesterday, 17:40

Just started playing. What are some good ways to gain overcharge? From the wiki, I can only find hitting the enemy with a physical attack and counter attacks that give overcharge. If that's the case, is there a build that does more frequent physical attacks or counter attacks?

Fighting Styles
Here you go. But usually, you begin your journey as a One-Handed Melee and transition into a Mage build at some point. Check my signature for some links to help you on your way to the top (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif). And most importantly, have fun.

Edit in response to your edit (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif): Hath Perks. There is a perk, and then there are also some consumables. Items.

This post has been edited by Ramaki: Yesterday, 18:08

oh, no there is another way

set the hover area 'part of the monster that activates hover' to 6
then set 'left click': false

then, for example, to cast Merciful Blow, but it work for any spell:

Bind(KEY_K, Any, Cast('Merciful Blow'));
So that means hover remains active. Mouse moves away from the '6' area, i.e. the right side of the monster boxes.
press 'k', and left click on the left side of the monster boxes.

Alternative is to use the number keys to assign Imperil to the monsters, and use alt for and shift for 2 other spells. then just move mouse away from monster boxes and press shift 1 to weaken the 1st monster.

ty, i was already using the "left click: false" and the "hover area: 6" settings and i had already added this keybind:
Bind(KEY_D, Any, Impulse(Cast('Sleep')));

not sure if impulse is necessary since i always activate sleep (and all the other deprecating spells) while not on the hover area but it's working so i see no harm in leaving it on.

transition into a Mage build at some point.

What are the minimum equipment requirements to go mage?
I kinda stopped playing(beyond grabbing dawn bonus) because I found doing arenas was too much of a timesink with the 1H build I have now.

What are the minimum equipment requirements to go mage?
I kinda stopped playing(beyond grabbing dawn bonus) because I found doing arenas was too much of a timesink with the 1H build I have now.

Level 350~ (310 minimum) and a set of gear with corresponding prefixes and suffixes of magnificent or legendary quality. Your main concern is probably a staff. Possibly the Hath Perks (proficiency to be precise). But perhaps wait for someone who actually plays a mage to provide further details on the specific requirements.

This post has been edited by Ramaki: Yesterday, 22:06

What are the minimum equipment requirements to go mage?
I kinda stopped playing(beyond grabbing dawn bonus) because I found doing arenas was too much of a timesink with the 1H build I have now.

True minimum is level 310 for mass imperil and high end magnificent or trash lego correct prefix (prefix AND suffix on staff) gear and getting Jug on them too, Pen and SW/AM on staff. Then you will need to use aether shards, scrolls and weaken and start out on nintendo until your proficiencies catch up a bit and then, once comfortable, you'll be able to stop using scrolls and weaken and then bump up difficulty and start using scrolls and weaken again and eventually reach PFUDOR which will allow you to enter the lvl300 arena and survive. Higher non-SG PFUDOR arenas will be even harder though. To be able to stop healing a lot and drop weaken and scrolls on perma-PFUDOR lvl300 arena and higher non-SG ones on PFUDOR, you'll need at least midrange lego stuff and forging at least the important stats (MDB, EDB, evade, phys. defense) to at least levels 10-15 and 20-25 for lemental prof. bonus. So maybe just start there instead of going for minimum. Considering you'll spend millions on forging and hours on item worlding, it really doesn't make sense investing that into minimum viable garbage to begin with. But this will take some time as midrange+ stuff that's fusable to mid 300s does sell at a premium. Go for fire and cold, those are most affordable.

Of course, playing arenas prior to 300 on nintendo/IWBTH using trash just to level and have more access to better gear on the auction is also an option.

Also refer to Nezu's mage guide, there's a link to it in HentaiVerse Advice Advanced page on the wiki.

https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Monster_Lab#Monster...s._Player_Level

I armchaired the math:

good stuff

Hentaiverse is really laggy right now.

How does hosting it work? Is some boting really hard? If I put up a H@H server can I get lower latency?

I'm getting about 500-1,000 ms lag

This post has been edited by Pillpug: Today, 04:21