[X] My Assistant

Personally, I never use it.

Likewise. Regen II and Cure I will do the job.

Thanks everybody. I'll put the point towards Spark of Life then. Gonna try to max it and Silence when I get to 110 to take on the three gods.

I'd suggest you to pick a mace. Same, if you dont like it - throw it away to the Bazaar. Maces fix almost 90% of "oneshot" cases.

thanks alot for the mace, i'm still confused on what stat/ability builds i should go...

especially since i've got balanced stats, all 50 in each stat at the moment

also, light armor, should i go for kevlar or shade ?

This post has been edited by jimmy123: Sep 27 2011, 19:39

thanks alot for the mace, i'm still confused on what stat/ability builds i should go...

especially since i've got balanced stats, all 50 in each stat at the moment

also, light armor, should i go for kevlar or shade ?

Balanced stats is a viable strategy. At least it was for me. I'm now taking some good advice and lowering my Intelligence as putting points in Wisdom (and other stats) is more effective for melee characters who only use curative and support spells.

Kevlar is for more protection and shade is for more damage. http://ehwiki.org/wiki/Armor The choice is really dependant on your playstyle.

After doing the Cure test, I forgot to finish the battle I was in.
It seems like I haven't gotten any stamina.
Isn't it supposed to add stamina you would've normally gained after you leave the battle? I think I read that somewhere.

After doing the Cure test, I forgot to finish the battle I was in.
It seems like I haven't gotten any stamina.
Isn't it supposed to add stamina you would've normally gained after you leave the battle? I think I read that somewhere.

Yes, stamina gain is based on real time. However, you will not see the change if you still engage in some kind of battles.


This post has been edited by foolboy: Sep 27 2011, 22:36

Likewise. Regen II and Cure I will do the job.

Shake hand. We do the same.

if it's arena. you heal the stamina upon completing the arena. if you flee you won't heal any stamina. grindfest has no ending so you won't recover stamina if you flee it

Not sure if it's maces, but the ultimate monsters (real life, FSM, IPU) weren't really that bad. Once I switched to Normal difficulty on IPU, I only had to use one Average mana pot to beat it (although I had some Scrolls of the Avatar.)

FSM took one Godly mana pot on normal, but I also didn't have Avatars (they really don't show up much in the Bazaar), and used a lot of mana on Protections.

Not sure if it's maces, but the ultimate monsters (real life, FSM, IPU) weren't really that bad. Once I switched to Normal difficulty on IPU, I only had to use one Average mana pot to beat it (although I had some Scrolls of the Avatar.)

FSM took one Godly mana pot on normal, but I also didn't have Avatars (they really don't show up much in the Bazaar), and used a lot of mana on Protections.

I think they are much easier in this patch. I heard they were much harder before.

So I think it's about time to get prepared to kill Real Life in RoB, just need to confirm some small things.
How resistant is he to piercing damage compared to soul damage? I need to know this because if magic missile and poison aren't enough I need to choose between grinding forbidden proficiency from 0.02 (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) to ~100 and changing to melee to maul him with my club/mace collection.

Last I tried, MM did almost nothing to RL and poison damage alone will kill it in about... 1,000 turns.

I see, thanks for the quick reply.
Real Life takedown project postponed to level 150 it is then.

i swapped to melee when i fought RL. just bled him to death (i think club/axe works? don't remember).

I prefer mage stuff so I'll probably at least try to increase forbidden. If that's too tiring then I'll wait until heartseeker just to be sure.

if you bleed him, you won't need anything. just a high bleed axe. i did no restat/no ability change. just threw on earthwalker/priestess/curseweaver and a highbleed axe (offhand was either a high parry rapier or a high stun club, i don't recall)

if you bleed him, you won't need anything. just a high bleed axe. i did no restat/no ability change. just threw on earthwalker/priestess/curseweaver and a highbleed axe (offhand was either a high parry rapier or a high stun club, i don't recall)

Oh I see. I'll do it when I find the weapons.
thanks you probably saved me from a LOT of trouble (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

I beat Real Life around level ~150 using only Magic Missile.
Which was admittedly a bitch to do.
Still, it was more boring than hard.

I beat Real Life around level ~150 using only Magic Missile.
Which was admittedly a bitch to do.
Still, it was more boring than hard.

I see so it's possible. Sounds like it's now worth the trouble though, considering I'm not in a hurry and effective alternative ways don't require as much preparation as I thought.

This post has been edited by eteran: Sep 28 2011, 19:24

Right after the recent changes I reached level 100 and fought Real Life. I switched to club and shield for that fight, at roughly 42 skill. It was rather easy even at that low of skill.

IPU, on the other hand, took me a couple tries. That's where I learned that silence rules fights against legendaries.