Clara Oswald
Soufflé Girl
35, I read somewhere that I need to be level 40 so im gonna work on that. Thanks for the help
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35, I read somewhere that I need to be level 40 so im gonna work on that. Thanks for the help
Delphine
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Bought the game last Saturday, I loooove it! It's so addictive, there are so many things that need to be done! I first started as a Paladin, but I didn't liked it (and my character's face wasn't that great), so I changed and went for the Magician class, it's much better in my opinion!
I'm having a hard time deciding whether I should do the whole story as a Magician, or take a break from the main story and try each Class... I tried the clothes class (don't know the name), it was boring... and I've also been a pioneer for a few minutes but I didn't like it, I just wanted to get rid of it to get more stuff in the nature ._. And I'm only at level 12 or something. I feel like I should try harder to farm some experience, but so far it hasn't been a problem for me...
It's so addictive, there are so many things that need to be done! I first started as a Paladin, but I didn't liked it (and my character's face wasn't that great), so I changed and went for the Magician class, it's much better in my opinion! I'm having a hard time deciding whether I should do the whole story as a Magician, or take a break from the main story and try each Class... I tried the clothes class (don't know the name), it was boring... and I've also been a pioneer for a few minutes but I didn't like it, I just wanted to get rid of it to get more stuff in the nature ._. And I'm only at level 12 or something. I feel like I should try harder to farm some experience, but so far it hasn't been a problem for me...
35, I read somewhere that I need to be level 40 so im gonna work on that. Thanks for the help
I got to level 40 tonight and got the letter from Odin
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Bought the game last Saturday, I loooove it!
I'm having a hard time deciding whether I should do the whole story as a Magician, or take a break from the main story and try each Class... I tried the clothes class (don't know the name), it was boring... and I've also been a pioneer for a few minutes but I didn't like it, I just wanted to get rid of it to get more stuff in the nature ._. And I'm only at level 12 or something. I feel like I should try harder to farm some experience, but so far it hasn't been a problem for me...
It's quite fun to do a lot of the other lives as well as one of the main 4 fighting ones, if you are a miner you can mine the ore to use as a blacksmith to forge armour and such, as a forester you get the wood to be a carpenter to make the furniture for your houses, and fishing to get the fish to cook with, and Taylor to make your own clothes. All the lives have a use, and by doing all these lives you can sell to get dosh and ultimately earn bliss points to get the prizes from Flutter after you have finished her quests.
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I don't know... I have Dashing at lvl 5 but I have noticed I serious decline in SP consumption compared to lvl 1 Dashing. But I would go for a horse when going through the field
I know that earlier in this topic it was said that a the 'Own a Horse' Bliss Reward was rather useless, I have found it quite handy to have my own horse. A horse you rent will run away soon after you dismount, while your own horse will not. Yes, it might run away when a monster attacks it, but it is similar to keeping your Bounties safe. Just put your horse in a corner where monsters normally don't roam and go kill monsters/gather materials. Pick up your horse when you want to travel further.
A horse also makes it way easier and faster to transport Bounties, since monster cannot attack your Bounties while on your horse and you cannot Dash while carrying Bounties.
Plus, she is just too cute <3 My black mare Cinder takes me and my dog Chale everywhere!
Still haven't been able to continue the main story XD University takes too much of my time >_<
The Mercenary shots do take a bit of getting used to. Wait till you get to the wretched Tornado shot, it looks easy written down, but boy is causing me problems, it seems I have now managed to complete 1/10 and have no recollection of doing so. To add to my mercenary woes I now have a Volcano shot to master.
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I don't know... I have Dashing at lvl 5 but I have noticed I serious decline in SP consumption compared to lvl 1 Dashing. But I would go for a horse when going through the field
I know that earlier in this topic it was said that a the 'Own a Horse' Bliss Reward was rather useless, I have found it quite handy to have my own horse. A horse you rent will run away soon after you dismount, while your own horse will not. Yes, it might run away when a monster attacks it, but it is similar to keeping your Bounties safe. Just put your horse in a corner where monsters normally don't roam and go kill monsters/gather materials. Pick up your horse when you want to travel further.
A horse also makes it way easier and faster to transport Bounties, since monster cannot attack your Bounties while on your horse and you cannot Dash while carrying Bounties.
Plus, she is just too cute <3 My black mare Cinder takes me and my dog Chale everywhere!
Still haven't been able to continue the main story XD University takes too much of my time >_<
I will get a horse and give it a try, my feet are tired from all this travelling about. I am sort of really looking forward to having a dragon as a pet, not sure how well that might go down with the horse.
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Thank you, I didn't actually expect it to have that much customization
I have to admit that there is just so much to do in the game that customisation has sort of taken a back burner with me at the moment apart from trying to upgrade the clothes and gear that will aid my fighting skills.
But once I get some time I am looking forward to making some of my own furniture, so much more satisfying than just buying from the shop
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The horse does not count to your amount of Pets. As it is a separate Bliss Reward =)
Yes, I realised, will make it my next Bliss award, so far had been avoiding it
I have finished the main story Tale of Lunares - part 4, going on to part 5!
I loved the story in Al Majeek! The BGM was also soooo very sinister, just brilliant. And the development of the story there, amazing.
I am starting to get some trouble with the monsters, especially the mini bosses, on the new maps where I'm supposed to go, I think I'd better turn back to Port Puerto and do the Challenges of my other Lives and explore a bit more there.
I loved the story in Al Majeek! The BGM was also soooo very sinister, just brilliant. And the development of the story there, amazing.
I am starting to get some trouble with the monsters, especially the mini bosses, on the new maps where I'm supposed to go, I think I'd better turn back to Port Puerto and do the Challenges of my other Lives and explore a bit more there.
Apologies for any mistakes in the following........
It has been compared to AC possibly because there is a collecting element involved, you pick up plants, insects etc. You have 3 houses to furnish but they are only one room each. You can fish as angler in one of the lives, but fishing is much more complex in FL. maybe there are a few other minor similarities but it ends there. In FL you have a storyline in 6 parts but I doubt anyone would buy this game for just that. The joy is being able to have a variety of different lives that interconnect with each other and each life has a collection of ongoing quests to complete to move up in ranking for each life. You mine ore, Become a woodcutter, angler and Taylor, cook, become am alchemist and a blacksmith. There are 4 main fighting lives, magician, hunter, paladin and mercenary, all totally different. You get to own 3 pets if you wish and ride a horse. FL has three towns, Castele, Port Puerto and Al Maajik. There are the East and West Grassy plains and Elderwood a forested area to hunt out nasties. There are areas off Port Puerto where you find marine horrors and zombies, and off Al Maajik you get a desert area and ancient ruins where everything wants to kill you. There is an Island in the Sky and the additional DLC called Origin Island, so the area you have to roam through is absolutely vast.
I am sure this game will have it's critics, but so far everyone on this thread and those I have seen on Gamefaqs, appear to really love it. Health warning.........Prepare to become totally addicted!
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Hard to know whether to push on to get to level 50, or start to firm up all my other lives which are the very lowest of the low
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I'm going to say that the one thing I like less about this game is the lack of a decent world-map. And the story isn't that great either, but that's a matter of opinion. The story isn't really "necessary" either, other than that it opens new locations, but that's pretty much it. You don't really have a story that goes from A to B, like say Pok?mon where you begin with one Pok?mon, advance through the story and it ends when you've beaten the Elite Four.
As BiggKitty has said, the area you get to roam is vast and given that there's so much to do (different Lives, NPC's, items you can gather, and so on), the game can also get a bit overwhelming at times. It all depends on how you play it; this isn't a game meant to be rushed through, but you can do it, if that is what you want.
And the one thing that is different from Animal Crossing and which is absolutely great is that you don't get penalized if you don't play for a while. It's not like someone will move out or something, so that's nice because it means you really can play this game because you want to and not - as is sometimes the case - because you have to.
I agree with Libra, actually I do have two big moans.......one the rotten world map, although the close up map is excellent, and the other is the chat line with its keyboard set alphabetically rather than qwerty
Clara Oswald
Soufflé Girl
Pretty much. I think it feels a lot like Pokemon in a way, I feel like I'm only starting this game and that I will be playing it for years to come which is what I do with Pokemon.
I unlocked the dark void and have completed two out of the three quest I needed to complete but the last one is by far the hardest, it's to kill shadow bigbeak, looks like I've got a lot of training to do.
A good way to rack up experience points to get the levels up quickly is add Odin plus one other to your party and go fight in the ancient ruins, you soon add loadsa points in between the dying a few times......well if I am talking about myself, dying a lot of times.
