This is jsut something I havenn't understood - what is the point of having Technique Power as a ranger or hunter? I mean, they have a lower Tech Power stat than forces, but why do they even have it at all? Sure, it's gotta raise as your character levels so, if you switch to a force, your Technique power would be high. Still, though, you can't cast magic unless you're a force, so I don't know why the stat is there.
I was under the impression that you could cast "weak" magic if you were not a force. Is this incorrect?
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From what i understand, it serves as a tech defence too, so you take less damage from spells.
No, you can't cast any spells as a non-force.
Also, there is a seperate stat for magic defense - mental strength.
Ahh. Thx.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeell, this is speculation, and I said this in another thread BUT! I heard eventually, somewhere down the line you will be able to dual-job. So that way you could Be a RA/FO, but your FO will be like half the lvl of your RA. Like I said, it was a rumor I heard, may or may not be implemented, although it does make sense and I wouldn't be surprised if I saw it happen in the final release.
Is there anything rules out TAP being used to either a) govern damage caused by Photon Arts/Bullets, or b) effect the reserve of PP available for Photon Arts and/or Bullets? TAP seems like the most logical stat that would effect these moves, since they're the HU and RA equivalent of Technics.
The fact that the PA status screens show the modifiers, of which Technique Attack Power is not one of.
Someone must've played the beta. What does TAP dictate???
Technic Attack Power... figure it out?On 2006-07-12 19:53, Carlo210 wrote:
Someone must've played the beta. What does TAP dictate???
(The damage done by technics, i.e. force spells.)
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