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Originally Posted by final_attack
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Originally Posted by final_attack
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Originally Posted by Lostbob117
Lemme check. Just checked male one ....... didn't look like that.
Brb changing char
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Female Deuman's Horn ...
http://puu.sh/idbBb/1b07ab8f5d.jpg
Can't find anything interesting in terms of enemies in the prepatch files, besides that Gal Gryphon texture. Darn.
Yeah, boring prepatch zzzQuote:
Originally Posted by Maenara
Know how to access the list of E-trials or quests? If so, anything new there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maenara
There's no such thing as a single place you can look for quests, you have to look for evidence of new quests elsewhere. As for E-trials, they probably do have a place, but I dunno where to check and they really don't have much reason to update that very often. Last time it was updated, there were a couple new E-trials called 'Annihilation Hell Ice' and 'Annihilation Hell Thunder', for comparison, Ignix(Code Explosion in Beckoning Darkness EQ) is just 'Annihilation Hell'.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilMag
You may get "randomized" maps in PSO2, but if it's the same room repeated more than 4 times at the same Area, then I don't see exactly how random that is. It's just too generic at this point, honestly. In my aforementioned run of Forest (which I should've taken a screenshot of), there were 10 rooms that were all the same exact copy-and-paste layout in Area 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryu Soma
PSOBB never did that because you had different triggers, switches, and layouts within rooms themselves each time. I don't know where you come off thinking that.
You are talking about two different levels of progression through an area here.Quote:
PSOBB had a ton of copypasta map design in every area on top of very little variation overall because often very large parts of the map were just reused all the time. I'm pretty sure it wasn't generated room by room but rather quarter by quarter considering how samey EVERYTHING looked.
In PSOBB, you would have to eliminate all the enemies in a room or find a way to unlock certain doors that are controlled by a switch or other means (like a Warp, for instance), to get to the end of an Area. Each area had its own theme and, barring the rather arguably lackluster areas of Episode 4, all of them were clever in design and felt whole. There are not many areas of PSO2 that do that due to SEGA wanting to go with a design more based around a different form of random generation.
wut?Quote:
Also, in PSOBB enemies had different stats depending on playing multi or solo mode (which doesn't exist anymore), if you played multi mode alone the still had the same stats as when you played with 3 others.
Solo Mode = Locking an MPA for you alone and ticking the box that says "Solo play" or whatever it was called before you take a quest in PSO2. Then, you just do a solo run. The downside is that you don't have as good a chance for rare enemies or bosses to show up, iirc. But in PSO2, enemies are not scaled by the amount of people: it is by the level they are at.
This wouldn't be a problem if they all didn't fall like flies outside of very particular difficulties or quests you try to solo, like UQs.
Well, Launchers can snipe from extremely far ranges and offer a wide range of AoE damage. There are also Class Skills and Technique Customization that make certain weapons faster or more efficient. Weapons move fast enough for their own purposes and what they do to keep up with enemies in the game, no matter the difficulty. Attack speed 'does' work because it means you're getting in that much more DPS.Quote:
Finally, in PSOBB we had units to boost attack speed, which we don't have anymore and faster enemies just mean they are far more annoying for slow weapon types like swords or launchers. And attack speed upgrades don't work in PSO2 cause the timing for battles is FAR more precise then in PSOBB and all change to is a problem.
However, each Weapon for a class/sub-class that you can use has their own purposes they are good for. It's about finding out when to use them for those purposes more than anything else. For instance, with a Sword, it is more about knowing when to use it. While it may not be smart to use on a fast moving foe, Wired Lances or Partisan would be, as an example.
This, I agree with for the most part.Quote:
The real problem with 13* is the we have to really HUNT them. In an morpg where sega managed to remove the incredibly dull part of endlessly hunting gear by givign us the player shop we are now back to hunting for god knows how long in order to get a strong weapon.
That alone saps ALL of my motivation to get a 13*.
Because in the end being forced to hunt gear is nothing but a pointless and boring time sink made to make you play and pay more.
And it's not a way to determine player skill either because it just means that player either got super lucky or spend a lot of time doing a really boring chore.
For now enemy stats haven't caught up with gear yet and a decent 11* is more than enough but eventually enemies will have hp so high that you will need a good 13* to kill them in a reasonable time. I just hope that won't happen before it's possible to get a good 13* without so much trouble.
It's next-to-impossible to get the same Ares drop twice to get one properly affixed, for instance. At least in the present state of the game. Slave weapons are far too expensive to buy, so you have to rely on hunting for them in the Lillipa UQ. Because Anga spawns there, no one really does Naberius UQ any longer as much as they used to. The only 13*weapons that are worth the grind are Ideals, really. A bonus is that you can change the photon color for them. But asking for all content to just be handed to you through Player Shops is just lazy design. It's far better to have rares that you do hunt for, but the almost masochistic level of thought that went into hunting for Ares or trying to buy Slave Weapons with mats takes things too far.
Also, C-Mode is made for any type of player count. People have cleared it with 2/12 already as well. That is why the VR Energy drain scales with the number of people in your party. More people play 8/12 MPAs in CQ as the norm than anything else, especially when it comes down to getting consistent clears and for ranking purposes.
I don't suppose someone wants to upload it? :V
(Was unsure if you meant this to be for the 2/12 CQ Clear I mentioned earlier.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shinamori
Here you go! A video by someone else who uploaded their 2/12 clear on YouTube. ^^
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zfAtIGsvcI
I was talking about the prepatch. :V