Thanks for your videos! I love this game so much and your videos are very helpful
@GloriaNeuMusa10x
Жыл бұрын
That means a lot to me. I'm so glad I can be helpful. Especially since this game means so much to me.
@louisedelavalliere171
7 ай бұрын
Second is Goated
@emila6
Жыл бұрын
Thanks I learned a lot. How do you deal with theif’s mana problem? I don’t like using ethers and items in general for mana. Also should there only be 1 dps on my team? Tank healer support and dps?
@GloriaNeuMusa10x
Жыл бұрын
The teambuilding aspect is more tricky, and I'm going to devote a video to that topic when I'm done with my script for my low level guide. But sometimes having 4 DPS can even clear a boss if you want to play it safe, though, 1 tank, 1 healer, 1 support, 1 DPS is a good general place to start. But if you want to build around Shieldmaster covering everyone in critical HP, you can have someone either main or sub Red Mage for Healaga access, since only the Shieldmaster will need HP. In that case it'll be 1 tank, 1 or 2 DPS and 1 or 2 support. I'm 30 pages into my full guide, so with any luck it'll be finished soon and I can start recording the videos. For Thief's mana, White Veil and Magic Knife will greatly increase the MP you have to work with, and those are equipment you'll have relatively early. Magic Knife is available in shops once you reach Wiswald. A sidequest in chapter 3 from Lilly can get you an early Heart Ring for 200 MP. When you reach chalter 5 Fairyglow Charm is the best accessory for any job that wants to use a lot of MP. You can get it from a sidequest in Wiswald with Elvis, but it also requires a few other Elvis centered side quests to get. Gold Hairpin also gives the MP cost reduction, but that's in the final dungeon. As for ways that don't involve equipment, MP saver from Beastmaster is the immediate obvious choice and Lunar Powered or Solar Powered can be helpful passive MP regen, even if it's small. If you aren't planning on using Shieldmaster or Enrage to avoid taking damage, Covert MP will be an essential passive for you. If you are having a Shieldmaster protect your critical HP allies, Shieldmaster can easily gain MP back by taking attacks for all of your allies, thanks to its specialty 2, which can stack with Convert MP. Then Shieldmaster can use The Gift of Wisdom to restore your Thief's MP. In fact, you can have anyone sub Shieldmaster if you really want for access to The Gift of Wisdom. I've talked in the past about how I think that skill is amazing if you don't want to use Ethers, I just don't use it often because I do use Ethers. Once you get a bit past mid game, a Spiritmaster with Spiritbringer and Devotion will also be a great help. You could even sub Spiritmaster on a White Mage(Or on any job, but White Mage is a good pairing with Spiritmaster in general) with the Sub Job BP Saver passive to make Devotion cost nothing. Lastly, as much as I talk about Gambler being lackluster due to luck, I'd recommend looking into the possibility of having someone main Gambler if you're still struggling with MP. Gambler special restores MP to the entire party, which is phenomenal if you're avoiding using Ethers all together. And you can still make Gambler a petty strong offensive presence with a bow that gives good Magic Attack and sub Red Mage for Disaster, or sub any job with whatever magic attack you might need. Hopefully this helps! I'm always happy to help with this game!
@noahbesseling7842
Жыл бұрын
This was a very good video but, it is a bit too long. If you want to get more views than you can only maximum have a 1 hour long video.
@GloriaNeuMusa10x
Жыл бұрын
I'll keep that in mind. Maybe create a shorter tier list video in the future. I'm working on a big script right now for as in depth of a guide as I can make. So maybe I will split it into multiple parts.
@SeanThePioneer
Жыл бұрын
why are all your guides low level? I know the max level is 15 but is there some Strat to being low level?
@GloriaNeuMusa10x
Жыл бұрын
I'm glad you asked. I'm not actually keeping the jobs at low level. Those I max out to 12, then eventually 15 in end game. I don't usually go deep into the level 13-15 skills, though, just because all that's left in the story is the final boss. So I usually just encourage people to use Ultima Sword at that point because it's the most busted skill in the game. So yeah, I do level the jobs. Without having skills, the game wouldn't be fun, and there's no way to turn off job exp gain anyway. Low level refers to the actual character levels. There is a sidequest in Rimedhal, after completing chapter 3, that Galahad gives you. Upon completing the quest, you get 4 of an accessory called Mark of the Void. This accessory prevents the character equipped with it to gain any exp. So, when you do NG+, you can carry those accessories over and equip them to every party member as soon as possible. Seth's starting level is 1, Elvis level 3, Gloria level 4, and Adelle level 5. So I call it low level instead of level 1, since the starting levels aren't all level 1. I make guides for low level for two reasons. The first and foremost reason is that I'm passionate about this game and I think low level is more fun than higher levels. The game is balanced extremely well around low level and it forces you to learn the mechanics on a deeper level to really succeed, which is exactly what I like getting out of games. The second reason my guides are all low level is the hope that people will either find my videos helpful, or if they aren't trying to do low level I hope they will at least find them enjoyable. I want to share my knowledge with anyone who is interested. As for any strat to being low level, I am actually working on a script for a video series where I go over everything about low level in depth, so people can understand how to make their own strats. There is no inherent benefit to being low level, though, if that's what you meant. It's all just for fun.
@SeanThePioneer
Жыл бұрын
Thanks I understand now. I look forward to more videos
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