Am I strong enough?

[Angelzero]

Was this the right place to put this?

Anyway I was wondering if my lv 109 HUmar is strong enough to take on the Spaceship and Gol Dragon...cause I don't want to make it all the way to Gol just to get ripped to shreds...

EDIT: oh uh btw this is in Ult..

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[Jason]

What I know is that it is not impossible of your character's lv. A good lv 200 Mag will help, and with the right equipments. You should give more details than just the lv alone.

[silvermax]

if you have a good gun, some Resist blizzards and a little luck with the boss

the rest should be do-able

but if you find yourself running into to many problems, dying or getting overwhelmed, then you might not be ready

[Angelzero]

Oh...I have a lv 200 Rati and I use a Red Handgun +50

My stats are...

ATP 1330 (930)
DFP 514 (374)
MST 640 (640)
ATA 236 (155)
EVP 798 (568)
LCK 52 ( 52)

And now I just reached lv 110...I guess thats specific enough? http://www.pso-world.com/psoworld/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif



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[Angelzero]

well since making this topic I have already defeated Gal Gryphon and now I'm at lv 111

O_o...now I gotta worry about the Seabed...

[Jason]

There is no need to rush in this kind of thing. And so you got Seabed unlocked, you can try there anytime later. Just have fun, hunt for items, and lv up. One of the best ways to lv up offline is Ruins runs. I highly recommend swords for Ruins (or any other multiple-targetting weapons).

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[Elvendar]

Personally, I would just level up in Seabed. Seabed is pretty difficult, even in multiplayer game with plenty of support spells and cover fire. I wouldn't suggest rushing down to the boss right away.

[Asura_UK]

Have a go with Seabed and youll probably find that its not as difficult as you might think. The good thing is with PSO, you can try the difficult levels as much as you like because getting killed doesnt matter. You appear fully healed back at the hospital and you can go straight back in to try again. Any experience you got before dying, you will still have. So keep trying and dieing until you are eventually strong enough to not die at all. Its the boss of Seabed that is horrendous. One of his attacks on his second form can wipe a whole team out. Save your scape dolls for the boss.

Looking at your stats, its seems you are pretty good all round, except on DFP. Maybe use a God/Body if you have found one yet.

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[Angelzero]

That all sounds good but the only problem I have with dying all the time is that My Rati's synchro goes down everytime I die...

The only God unit I have is a God/HP

[Asura_UK]

On 2004-09-06 15:50, Angelzero wrote:
That all sounds good but the only problem I have with dying all the time is that My Rati's synchro goes down everytime I die...

The only God unit I have is a God/HP



Synchro is annoying. If you die too much just let the sychro drop off to zero. No point in raising it if it will just fall back down again.