So I just got this game. When I make a new game and choose a character, there's this rerolling system where you can try your luck for good stats. I have 3 questions about this. Is 18 the highest roll for a stat? Does this really affect your future lvl 100 stats? Lastly, where can you see your LUK stat? I've looked in my status menu and it only showed the other 5 stats. Thank you in advance. Other questions about character builds. I've heard that every 5 levels you get a stat point. If this is true or if you're able to add to the stats in any other way, can anyone tell me a suggested ratio build for each class, or at least just the templer and mage? I'm sort of a hardcore RPG player so I like to be elitist on this. Usually I would figure it out by myself but the way this RPG works kind of baffles me a bit so some help on any of these questions would be greatly appreciated. Behold the Wall O' Text!
Two questions Anyone know where to get the "Treasure of the Elves" for Reania's Invader? And where can you get the item "Superior Flower"? Thanks
It's one map South of Deuronean, one of the demons there is holding it. And I can't remember but i'm pretty sure I got a superior flower from completing the treasure quest.
like seriously, I didn't see it before but the amount of grinding required in this game is almost analogous to that of the first one. Poor 7.99 spent.
You totally missed the point of my post. My question was: what else is there to see and experience (besides seeing more dialogue of course)? What new skills are there after level 20? Does the skill tree expand or something? If it's still the same monsters and same skills, what is driving people to play after getting the last different-looking attack skill at level 20? Is it purely to see how the story expands? @ the person who said it's strange for me to play this game or whatever, wth? I've got this game ever since it was released and have been praising it for equally as long, and named it one of my favourite RPGs.
• 18 is the highest stats can go, in the beginning. • It can effect your level 100 stats. • To calculate luk (in the beginning; calculating luk at a higher level is much more complicated) play until you can first control your toon, unequip all items, save, return to the main menu, go to "Ranking," and you should see a large number. Take the square root of that number and subtract from it, the sum of all of your stats. The end number, which should not be above 18, is your LUK. • You get 1 random stat point added to your stats every 5 levels. • You can add stat points with Superior Elixers. • Str - strength, it affects physical damage and adds a little to defense. Dex - dexterity, it affects critical hit ratio Con - constitution, it affects HP, and I'm not sure, but I think it affects defense. Int* - Intelligence, it affects magic damage. Men* - Mentality, affects MP recharge rate, and magic resistence. • For a Templar, if you are going for a tank (takes all of the damage for the other toons), focus on Con/Men/Int. If you are goint for a DPS (Takes little damage and deals large damage), go for Str/Int/Men. • For a mage, go for Int/Men. * Either Int or Men affects MP amount, but I'm not sure which one. Source: http://inotia.gheroworld.com/
Not only was your post rather idiotic it was also nonsensical and unnecessary. Oh and yes everyone cares whether or not you're gonna buy it after the app has been released for like a month.
theres teleportation?im a lvl 40 mage and i dont have that actually there are 6 attack skills you can get and the monsters get a lot cooler at higher levels...the dragon boss is the coolest ive seen yet tho
I think it was part of the story but teleport stones became available somewhere around lvl 40 for me, they let you go to any city you been too, which is nice
no teleport stones in each city only available when you beat the game; so that you can start Named Slayer quest by traveling around the world to visit those sealed dungeons & areas easier
No, no, and no... xD Teleport stone is NOT unlocked after the game, it's unlocked after you leave the troll city.
To be fair, levelling is the core for most of the krpg games; inotio2 has no exception. To simple answer your questions > What new skills are there after level 20? your main char usually starts with almost all skills opened, except one last one that you need to obtain a sealed skill book to unlocked thru the story. your mercs are different, most of my merc come with 4 random skills opened (passive + active), usually they cannot learn any new skills. But if you got lucky enough (I got one priest with only 3 skills locked), you may found merc who has more skill set opened & also he can learn additional skills. Skill books divided into 2 types: sealed skill book (1 per career) that you can obtained by do quests; normal skill book random dropped by monster that can pump up you max out skill by 1 (usually max skill pt is 15); so there are lot of fun to unlock & find merc with better abilities. > Does the skill tree expand or something? NO > If it's still the same monsters and same skills, what is driving people to play There are tons of monster & bosses thru the games; sub-quests are long and sometime boring, but help to keep me playing; Named Hunt quest + Named Slayer quest are 2 sub-quests most ppl keep playing & levelling in order to beat those bosses. Named Slayer quest is the hardest & only available late in the game, so if you're not a hard-core gamer, you can stop playing after beat the game (I finished the game around lvl60+); otherwise, beating the entire game by killing all named bosses in unlocked sealed dungeons are the KEY pushing everyone here to achieve level 100. Compare the final boss with sealed dungeons bosses, beat the final boss just like puching a kid; but fighting those dungeons bosses are like fighting against Tyson. Seriously, I'm level 88 I'm still struggling & dying while facing those bosses, and that's why I'm still playing & working hard. Spoiler: the last secret dungeon are in com2us office; is that fun? Collecting rare weapons & armors drop (yellow & purple) that keep me killing some bosses; combining stuff is fun for some ppl but not me. have you try online battle yet, that's why ppl wanna levelling as well. take a look at ghero site for the hardest Named Slayer screen shot http://inotia2.gheroworld.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=144 funny helmet collection: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showthread.php?p=739947&highlight=helmet#post739947 > Is it purely to see how the story expands? you can say the story is simple and linear; only the sub-quests are annoying, but I hate thing left over without finished. Finally, happy new year!
Aurora, clearly what I said is that I found your post strange. Specifically, you asked what there is to do after lv 30. Madame, this entire thread is dedicated to that very topic.
I have just played it in match up mode for the first time, and it is really fun. I won two battles in a row, without knowledge that the arena was keep going till u die- thus i brang few potions. My team was lvl 29 mage main, 28 warrior and 28 thief. I keep them all alive. The second round was intense. He had a priest and a warrior, and templar. His templar was first down, then my mage. Then, my thief and warrior took down the priest. My thief had very little health and lost to the warrior. I assume that his warrior is stronger than mine, as he dealt around 100s to mine, while i dealt 50s all w/o buffs. I was out of potions, and my warrior was really low on health and out of mana. The others had a bit more health, and was out of potions too. I decided to start running(lol) and waited for my mp to heal a bit, casted the defense boost spell, and faced him again. I won. It was really intense though. Then the next match i got decimated with only my warrior left with little health. Should i get a healing character and who do I replace? 28 warrior 28 thief
