So, these new party missions.

[Zorafim]

What are the rewards like? And more importantly, how's the exp? Most importantly of all, is it fun?

[Cz]

i would like to know too...lol.

[Itsuki]

De Ragan (Crimson Beast) - 3 person min to S, aprox 15-20min
S2 15800 / 138
S 10975 / 97
A 5800 / 53

Exp is... alright. Its a pretty fun mission. Backwards run through Relics, lots of jarba, Gol Dolva in the last room. Jaggo has a chance to spawn. Solid/power drops on S2. The Go Vahra in it can be unbelievably deadly.

Degahna (Jungle Raid) - 5 person min to S, arpox 15-20min
S2 13900 / 121
S 8350 / 75
A 4600 / 43

Lots of traps, lots of explody mechs. Its like Hakura, only outside, and with a Kagajibara at the end. It runs through agata to the doors of hakura. Its interesting, I enjoy it, but the 5 person group req is hindering. Eastern Peril is also a lot faster and easier, so it overshadows it.

[FUFME]

When your saying "arpox 15-20min" Is this a Timed Mission like Bruce, or is this the average time normally for that rank?

[Lman90245]

Sounds like fun to me!

[Itsuki]

On 2007-03-21 02:50, FUFME wrote:
When your saying "arpox 15-20min" Is this a Timed Mission like Bruce, or is this the average time normally for that rank?



Just the time the mission takes. Aprrox length. Theres no time or anything. They're set up just like Eastern Peril and that Dimmagulus mission nobody plays.

[JAFO22000]

On an unrelated note:

Itsuki, what does the suffix "-chan" translate as?

Thanks.

[amtalx]

Judging from what I see here there wont be any S2 lab killers.

[Traize]

Chan is kind of a friendly/childish term.

Where someone you have just met,/must defer to is -san, a child might be -chan, as might a gf/bf if you're feeling cute...

[Shiro_Ryuu]

Ooh, the De Ragan rewards aren't so bad for an S mission. Whats the cutoff for that? I think I'd like to try that, and the De Ragan isn't a total wuss like the Dimmagolus or Onmagohg, he's brave and takes his beatings.

[JAFO22000]

On 2007-03-21 08:19, Traize wrote:
Chan is kind of a friendly/childish term.

Where someone you have just met,/must defer to is -san, a child might be -chan, as might a gf/bf if you're feeling cute...



Thanks!

[Shiro_Ryuu]

Chan is mostly used for girls though, for dudes, you use -kun.

[Scythe88]

What are the level requirements?

[Rashiid]

On 2007-03-20 23:00, Itsuki-chan wrote:
De Ragan (Crimson Beast) - 3 person min to S, aprox 15-20min
S2 15800 / 138
S 10975 / 97
A 5800 / 53

Exp is... alright. Its a pretty fun mission. Backwards run through Relics, lots of jarba, Gol Dolva in the last room. Jaggo has a chance to spawn. Solid/power drops on S2. The Go Vahra in it can be unbelievably deadly.

Degahna (Jungle Raid) - 5 person min to S, arpox 15-20min
S2 13900 / 121
S 8350 / 75
A 4600 / 43

Lots of traps, lots of explody mechs. Its like Hakura, only outside, and with a Kagajibara at the end. It runs through agata to the doors of hakura. Its interesting, I enjoy it, but the 5 person group req is hindering. Eastern Peril is also a lot faster and easier, so it overshadows it.



yay different missions w/ decent output so i can stop spamming Labs!!

[Mattardo]

Are these out yet, and if so where?

[Rashiid]

March 23rd (this update)

Crimson Beast - Parum (sunset lobby im guessing? return back thro gate)
Jungle Raid - Neudaiz (also guessing, return thro Holy grounds lobby?)

[Mattardo]

I see. I just went and did Neudaiz, the party mission I didn't know about. Got a Gi/Magic which isn't that good. Wasn't that difficult, either for 50 some mission points. Thanks for the info.

[Soukosa]

On 2007-03-21 12:55, Shiroryuu wrote:
Chan is mostly used for girls though, for dudes, you use -kun.

Chan's a title added to anyone that you a sense of closeness to, male or female, though females seem to use it more than males since it tends to have a bit of a childishness nature to it. It's also used when refering to well liked pets. Kun is merely a title you use to refer to someone that is considered inferior to you, usually like someone younger or on the same level (the Japanese have a rather different approach to this sort of thing than Westerners). Like the other it is completely gender non-specific.