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[Eurypterid]

The Infinity Engine games. When I first played through them, I tended to play melee characters as my main and when controlling the spell chuckers, I tended to use the same spells.When replaying them, I started trying out different classes and spells as well as checking out different convo options and alternate ways of solving quests. Made a huge difference.

[Eurypterid]

J. Reezy wrote...

Can never go wrong with trying out new classes. You used "Infinity Engine" so I'm assuming you've played most, if not all, the games that used that. I always wanted to play Planescape Torment.

Yep.

And play Torment. I had never played it until the end of last year (I completed it in November, I think). It's excellent and a must-play, IMO. I only wish I'd been able to play it sooner.

[The Hierophant]

Well for Disgaea i discovered that i could farm low level weapons that have the specialist classes Armsmaster and Statician, who increase the character's weapon proficiency and experience gain respectively.

After buying hundreds of items that contain the two, i would enter the weapon's item world to capture them, and i would combine the matching specialists afterwards to increase their effect. After nearly 50 hours i was able to combine enough Staticians to the point that i leveled around 400+ levels after a level 1000+ kill, and combined enough Armsmasters into one sword that my Ninja could one shot level 9,999 characters.

Afterwards i would switch the specialists over to my other character's weapons, and quick level them(usually around 30 minutes) until they were in their two thousands before i would reincarnate them, then repeat the process. When you reincarnate a character from a higher level they'll restart at level one with weaker skills, but their stat gain could drastically increase to the point that a reincarnated level 1 character could be comparable to a vanilla level 100 or higher character.

With all the above i could now massacre prinny Baal with 5 man team of level 1000 characters.

Modifié par The Hierophant, 01 février 2013 - 09:38 .

[spirosz]

KOTOR, Jade Empire and KOTOR II come to mind, the dialogue I missed and amount of content baffles me. I played those games when I was young though. It's funny, I looked at my old JE save and it was like 12 hours and I played it recently and hit about 20 something. Plus, when you're older, you've experienced more, mentally and can find little aspects you wouldn't of caught beforehand, IMO.

Off topic, but this happened to me with Avatar: The Last Airbender. I've seen the series twice, first time when I was a few years ago and then recently again and oh man, how much I appreciate seeing it a second time.

[The Hierophant]

Off topic but between KH Sephiroth, and KH2 Sephiroth who's harder to fight? Damn i can't find my Ps2 memory cards either.

[The Hierophant]

J. Reezy wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

Off topic but between KH Sephiroth, and KH2 Sephiroth who's harder to fight? Damn i can't find my Ps2 memory cards either.

KHII Sephiroth easily. I wanted to punch all the things in frustration of trying to beat him. He was pretty easy in the first game since he doesn't have a "take all your HP but one like a punk" attack in the first game.

Found the memory cards. I remember that instant attack now, and the mofo's meteor spam in KH2 is crazy. I also have a separate save file for the fight because when he's defeated KH2 he's gone for good this time around sadly. 

*edit* KH's version of Sephiroth was voiced by Lance Bass. lulz

Modifié par The Hierophant, 02 février 2013 - 01:35 .

[The Hierophant]

My friend told me about Sephiroth as i was fighting the 1000 heartless at Hollow Bastion, and being only at lvl 44 at the time i wish i ignored him too. Fueled by butthurt i power leveled 32 levels just so i could kill the sob.