JCnator
Senior Member
I've found the pets to be useless compared to the other recruitable NPCs, such as the dude in a huge black armor and Cervantes (the one's who teaching a whole lot about Mercenary). Each NPC starts with its base stats, and they increase exponentially every time you level up. The problem with the weaker NPCs is, they're never bound to outclass the initially stronger ones (not even against you) simply because of the aforementioned leveling up system. Thankfully, you can get most of the stronger NPCs by simply progressing through the main story. The Masters NPCs can be accessed by...
The NPCs are there for those who are having trouble beating large monsters and finding anyone who owns a copy of Fantasy Life, but nothing beats the human players. It's because the latter can level up enough to be as efficient as some of the strongest NPCs in the game, and they can easily use tactics on a whim. The AI is pretty much like how Leeroy Jenkins would act. The NPCs are so concentrated on partaking the battle that they never bother dodging the enemy's attacks and then eventually end up dying often. Expect to revive them on a regular basis, even in the middle of a boss fight. I've also never seen them trying to do the same on me. You can somewhat control them by putting your weapons away, thus preventing them to aim against whatever monster that are next to them.
...reaching the corresponding job's rank into God, which is only accessible for those who bought the Origin Island DLC. Oh boy, they tend to be very strong.
The NPCs are there for those who are having trouble beating large monsters and finding anyone who owns a copy of Fantasy Life, but nothing beats the human players. It's because the latter can level up enough to be as efficient as some of the strongest NPCs in the game, and they can easily use tactics on a whim. The AI is pretty much like how Leeroy Jenkins would act. The NPCs are so concentrated on partaking the battle that they never bother dodging the enemy's attacks and then eventually end up dying often. Expect to revive them on a regular basis, even in the middle of a boss fight. I've also never seen them trying to do the same on me. You can somewhat control them by putting your weapons away, thus preventing them to aim against whatever monster that are next to them.
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