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29 minutes ago, Mr.Feeger said:
What about everyone else who doesnt...
Play the game ? As for using Happy hour to get gear is just lame . I can say for one i get most of my gear out of Happy hour . I have rolled new alt on ultima only using what i find. So to say im delusional just goes to show you don't play enough.
The only thing i dont like with ultima is the fast levelling of new players this is a problem they hit ult with no max mag and materials and then find it hard as not used the time properly to gear up .
Or maybe the drop rate changes have happened and thats why not seeing as much HH going on now , but until we get clear clarification . who knows but Larva
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21 minutes ago, mudkipzjm said:
Ephinea has 100-150 players average during peak hours. PSO is old, yes, but it has a very dedicated community and if people felt like Ultima was worth playing on, the player base would be larger.
HH is one of the things I've seen people complain the most about when it comes to Ultima's faults. It promotes playing in 3 hour bursts and it's spammed so much that regular rates are based on HH. Playing in 3 hour bursts for optimal hunting and making it feel like hunting outside those 3 hours is useless hurts the server as a whole.
I feel like on paper it's not a bad idea, and I'm sure when HH was implemented, it was meant to be activated maybe once a week max. Having multiple HH a day just make it not worth logging in unless it's on.
I feel like removing HH and adjusting all rates, fixing EVP so you feel like you aren't required to redeem hit on every weapon, and putting PGF on Olga all year are things I've seen basically 99% of people request.
There's a reason why Ultima is a shadow of its former self and it all boils down to Larva's unwillingness to make any changes to the server that might make people donate a little less.
True , but only reason ephi holds the people is due to not having to pay to play (DT) which keeps the photon drops in play more giving a community a trade system that works and it is vanilla so like you say the evp is better all round . If it was subs like sega originally was that population would fall
i think ephi is having same issues with new players trying to get a foot hold on the game as well , did hear scripts banned for mag feeds
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5 hours ago, theancientsam said:
not many returned when the event started
Probably as most got cent/battle no need for the units , soul booster dropped last event i got 4 so i know i dont need to look for it . I have alis resolve the only item from this event i would look for is pbc , but as i did not trade away the ones i have im in no rush .
Like i said in my above post SS not my thing.
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15 minutes ago, Adric said:
Here's the guide im following. i figured this was pretty flexible with 2 mags so i haven't thought of adept or anything beyond what was recommended. is this no longer the current max build?
Centurion/Mind+V801 Plan
Support Mag (Custom): 0/0/0/200 and Melee Mag: 0/75/125/0
Units: Centurion/Mind, V801
Shield: Red Ring/Costumes, Hylian Shield, Safety Heart
Materials:
30 Power | 85 Mind | 35 LuckMaxes ATP/ATA/LCK if using Melee Mag and Red Ring/Costumes or Safety Heart
Maxes MST if using Support Mag, Centurion/Mind+V801 and any barrier (doesn't count +20 MST Boost from using Red Ring/Costumes, Hylian Shield or Safety Heart)It is a Guide to .
even with equipment you are 20 mst over cap
and i think making a 200 mind mag would be alot of trade feeding on a ppp mag which can be buggy if not done correct (thread in help and guides on raising 0 def mags)
Or they are bought for donation tickets think custom mags are 30 Dt from GM
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35 minutes ago, Adric said:
i actually had FoNewearl thought out. the max stat guide mentions support using a custom 200 mag but i thought this would be aesthetically pleasing, invincible, and a d-tier stand in to the 0/0/0/200 the guide reccomends
that being said i have no idea what im doing here so stop me when i sound crazy
Well a 200 mind mag would be a nice starting level up Mag . But when you add your units like adept , you will be over cap in mind and those points could go somewhere else to benefit your play like dex for using bringers rifle ,samba fiestas etc
But hey if you like the look and style for your toon not crazy , nice to see some experiments
Max stats calculator if you not found it yet https://www.phantasystaronline.net/forum/index.php?/tool-box/calculators/max-stats/
Will help you play with your set up
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24 minutes ago, Adric said:
I wanted a Geung-Si so i made a plan. a very dumb one.
A 50/0/0/150 Geung-Si with Estlla, Dolphin, and Twins
I started off easy with what I had. my racast:
RaCast Bluefull
5/0/0/0 mag (any color!)10 difluids
6/0/0/4 Kalki lvl 10194 monofluids
15/0/0/20 Tapas lvl 35so heres where things get weird.
19 moon atoms
19 difluids19 moon atoms
19 difluids19 moon atoms
11 difluidschange to Redria RaCast
1 difluid
22/0/0/28 Varaha lvl 50and heres where things go awful...
397 antiparalysis
50/0/0/28 lvl 78almost there...
199 difluid
50/0/0/49 lvl 99switch to Redria RaMarl
1 difluid
50/0/0/50 rukmin!greenill hucast and use tablet
feed Geung-si difluids till 200! (404 difluids)
don't know if there are much better guides to get a Geung-Si for support force but this was my take. it takes forever and it probably should have better PB's. Lemme know if theres a way to improve this.
As you say support fo , im going to assume fomarl is being used.
If so you will need dex .
So making a support geung-si would be 5/0/45/50 for rukmin viridia bluefull redria whitill Ra . Then make geung, feed till 200 with necessary stats
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None of the above is the problem , your problem lies in this game is very very old . Most of the pier group are pretty much done with collecting items most of us the vets having been playing 7-15 years. I had pbc just not interested in trading them at the time. Reason lack of donation tickets ,i dont need photon drops . There is no trade system unless you have a uber drop maxed out weapon , no one is interested .
This is another reason i feel you are losing the old skool crew Serene Swan, the meta for this server is Serene swan broken so much the dmc is stupidly high.
I for one hate the weapon and will lobby if i see it being used or will not play will others that use it. It stops my game play from being what it should be using demons. Totally annoying with the missing and letting mericarols cast medgid.
Plus the lack of quest choice most play make it boring , most just hit 200 and sit in woi. Yawn....
The only way you will get the same experience we had from start is to increase the population with new players.
Or a server wipe / new ship for new players where you can all start on same foot
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units - divine protection 20 Edk/Elt . not sure this rotates with beat time
Centurion/resist +15 all
Resist/Devil 15 Edk
Depends male/female
Armour - Sonic team 80 Edk
Kroes 40 Edk
Wedding dress 34 Edk
Dress plate 70 Edk
Shields Three seals 33 Edk
From the depths 28 Edk
Ylvis costume 25 Edk
Rupika 25 Edk
Anti dark ring 60 Edk
Gratia 24 Edk
Hylian Shield 35 Edk
This is what i can think of equipment wise , but in all honesty 100 EDK is not needed 88 Edk should be plenty. You are only going to stop del lilly , ob lilly , ill gil reaper and traps not sure what traps resist is.
You wont stop mericarol and co , nor purple epslion they will still own you .
As for del lilly and ob lilly , these are easily taken care of with range or stand next to one so it starts peck attack and attack the furthest to stop casting happening.
All it does having 100 Edk is teaching you how to be a lazy player no thought or tactics
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The S-Rank Needle , un-reduced and underrated . Versatility and speed. Just a shame its lost the shot range it used to have back on Dreamcast.
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On 6/10/2023 at 5:05 AM, System7 said:
Hey, sorry for my total dumbkoff ignorance here, but I hardly understand much of what is being said.
From a comment in this thread:
If your a hunter/Ranger try something like a 5/145/50/0
If your a FO try something like 5/0/0/195/-What are those numbers? Are they the levels for each mag characteristic - DEX, POWER, DEX, MIND????
-My character is a big clunky robot called a "RAcast", and the ID is "Whitill". Does anyone know what either (or both) of those terms mean????
Thanks for any information on this
But in case anyone else stumbles across this thread, I found this link online and found that it answered so many questions I had about mags, and informed me on things I did not know:
https://www.pso-world.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=1034
Nice necro , did you really read what was being spoken?
It does say mag , so common sense would say they are talking about mags , and stats would then apply to mags.
Ra stands for ranger and id would correspond to what type of mag can evolve for said ID's .
The link you have provided does not explain this here is a link where you can see what id will evolve mag etc
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https://pso.fandom.com/wiki/MAG
best of luck
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9 hours ago, jdhenry124 said:
It is, but I don't hav it anymore.
As happy as I am to see my shop still getting traffic, almost all of this stuff is long gone. If a admin could lock this it'd be great as it would stop confused new people from shopping here
Sensible idea would just be to edit your topic heading as closed , save the admins some time .
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Episode 2
E2 maps, unlike e1 maps, have set spawns. They also tend to be more difficult stages. I recommend playing through e1 first as a new player, but if you want to try e2 go ahead.
Forces take note: you level up more often and deal more damage in e2 then in e1 for the most part. Take advantage of this by using attack techs more freely. Don't waste TP, but you have much more to work with than in e1.
2c1
Not too much special in this stage except knowing how to deal with Hildebears (see above). Run past all hallway enemies since you don't need to kill them, and watch for smashers. There are two set scape dolls in this stage. Look at stage maps for puzzles and an overview of area 4 where you have to split up.
Ideally, HP materials should go to HUcasts in this stage for the Barba fight, but if your FO isn't completely confident in his/her dodging ability it may be better to give them to the FO.
Barba Ray:
Only attack his head, preferably with AB% daggers. All other damage is essentially wasted because his body armor has much more HP than his head armor. Hunters should attack with guns when he's far and, obviously, HHH combos with sabers/daggers when he's close. FOs should focus on keeping Shifta up and then can toss Foie at his head.
Don't bother trying to kill the Pig Rays. Just dodge them. The spikes from under the raft are telegraphed by a little circle of sparkly-things where they'll pop up. To dodge his laser, go to the center of the raft as close to Barba as possible and stand there--it'll miss you.
When he lands on the raft, if the shockwave does not deal enough damage to knock you down (mainly HUcasts) then stand where his head will land. Otherwise go to the rear of the raft to dodge the shockwave and run in once he lands.
A pretty easy fight on the whole.
2c2
Sabers and handguns will drop in Spaceship Alpha, so if you can try to get a gun for all your HUs and sabers for your non-HUs. In Beta, brands and autoguns will drop, so save your grinders for brands with nice %s.
Unlike in e1, Dubchics are accompanied by dubswitches, and Pan Arms have low DFP so it's fastest to kill them before they split. Confuse traps are good to keep Pans from splitting.
Use damage traps on wolves, mainly, or sometimes to knock down groups of 'chics. Freeze traps are good against various enemies, but particularly Delsabers, Garanz, and Sorcerers. Confuse traps work against 'chics and wolves or larger groups of Delsabers best.
Try to avoid hits as much as possible, since Gol Dragon is not a very friendly boss fight and you'll want your mates for it. Also save Resist/Units for equipping for that fight, should you find any.
Gol Dragon:
For the first part, he follows this pattern: breath -> warp -> fly up and land -> breath -> fly up and shoot fire/ice/lightning balls -> land -> repeat. Run in and melee him during the breath attacks. Shoot his legs with a handgun when he's about to land and when he's in the air. When he's shooting his elemental balls, split up and just run around. You can't guarantee being able to dodge them, but splitting up should reduce the total damage your team takes.
FOs can Zonde or Gizonde. The latter hits multiple times even though it only shows one damage number. Zonde deals more damage per TP used though (maybe not for FOnewm, but it does for FOnewearl), so if TP is an issue you might want to stick to Zonde at least for the first phase.
Once he roars, he switches to his second phase and things get much more hectic. He'll dive into the ground and create a phantom Gol to accompany him. This fake dragon has too much HP to be worth attacking, so you'll want to focus on the real one.
Immediately after the double dragons appear, stay in the center of the arena, and wait for them to warp. From there out, try to keep both dragons as close to the center as possible. This means you'll take hits from lots of attacks, but not their breath attack--and that is the most important attack to dodge anyway.
The first dragon to fly up in the air after they warp is the real one.
This half is more a battle of attrition (as with Falz) than anything else. Trying to dodge one dragon either tends to put you in danger from the other or to put you where you can't hurt them, so focus on dealing as much damage as you can rather than avoiding hits.
2c3
This is an extremely short stage if you follow the usual route. Exploring can be interesting, but doesn't offer enough benefits to offset the time spent and the mates used (though I think it is fun).
You very much want to have at least one Force for this stage. More FOs means a potentially faster clear time, but probably a more difficult boss fight to avoid failing, so I'd recommend having exactly one FO for teams trying merely to pass. The FO also has by far the most difficult job in this stage.
You can ignore every single enemy except for the minibosses and Gal Gryphon except those blocking your path. Don't waste time or mates killing things you can run past, especially in the first area.
In the second area, the FO should run out, dodge the first projectile from the Mericarol, then alternate attacking with Barta and dodging until the Meri dies. The other players should just get the boxes behind the starting location and wait for the FO to kill the Meri.
(Should you happen to get the extremely rare occurrence of a non-Mericarol Meri in its place, you can still follow this pattern for the green Meri. Foie deals more damage than Barta there. The blue Meri is best handled by freezing it and having all the HUs beat on it. This will only very rarely be an issue however. I've seen it happen exactly once, myself. Alternatively you could just fail the stage, quit, and restart).
In the third area (Mountain), you want to have the HUs get as many Busters as there are HUcasts by killing Gees--preferably on the top half of the mountain--as the FO kills the Gi Gue with Zonde. FOs, be careful here: the Gi Gue's counterattack bomb will one-hit-kill you, and their confuse balls deal 40 damage which is more than half of a FOney's HP. The best way to predict what the Gi Gue will do is to simply fight it more often to get a feel for how it acts. I can't really help out more than just telling you to be careful.
If it's been quite some time and you still do not have a Buster for every HUcast, you may wish to just move on anyway. Brands will do significantly less damage to Gal, but with Shifta/Zalure will still be okay for HUcasts.
Be sure to grab the set General/HP, Resta 3, and 4 slot frames in Mountain before leaving!
You'll then warp to Seaside. If the FO knows how to glitch Gibbles (see video here if you want, credit to Charlie for the vid) then let him/her do so. Otherwise, have the HUs run in and freeze the Gibbles while the FO uses Zalure/Shifta and then Barta.
I recommend checking the boxes in the nearby rooms, both for the set General/HP and for more chances at other decent items (Busters?). If you didn't get enough Busters in Mountain, you can look for a couple here as well, or you can just use Brands.
In CCA itself, the boss warp is ahead of where you appear. Behind are some rooms with warps, the latter two of which lead to rooms with a Gibbles and a Gi Gue, each containing a set Autogun, a General/Power, and an armor you probably can't equip. If you have HUcaseals or HUmars in the team, grab one or both of these Autoguns (and the Gen/Power since it's right there), then head to the boss.
Gal Gryphon:
This fight will likely take up about half of the total time you spend in 2c3. Make sure you give the General/HPs to whichever character is the most squishy, to try to prevent Gal Gryphon's charge attack from one-shotting you. I recommend giving the General/Power units to someone using a gun most of the time.
A note in advance to the Force: You should watch your TP in this fight. Being able to cast Resta/Shifta/Zalure (and possibly Jellen) is better than dealing a little bit of extra damage with Barta. It is likely that you won't be able to whore Barta the whole fight without running out of TP, so switch out of attack mode if your TP is getting low.
HUs (or RAs) with a gun should focus on shooting Gal's head, or his wings if necessary. HUcasts will be using a Buster and attacking Gal's legs most of the time.
When Gal is flying around, the simplest thing to do is to just follow him. When he's about to begin his swoop, the FO should hit him with Barta a couple times (infinite vertical range) and then Zalure him as he begins to swoop. (You can Jellen in place of one cast of Barta, if you wish).
When he finishes the swoop, he'll either go all the way across the arena, in which case you just follow him and get ready to attack when he lands (FO cast Shifta!) or he'll go halfway across and land, in which case just sit tight and get ready to dodge if he does any attack other than lightning. In either case, read below to see how to deal with his attacks.
He has three main attacks from the ground. The most dangerous is his stomp/shockwave, which is a one-hit-kill unless you're a HU at the edge of its damage radius, which is about as far as Gal's wingspan. The way to dodge this is to learn how much time you have to attack, then run away so that if he chooses to use this attack you'll be safe.
His second attack is his charge. If the whole party stays clustered together, this attack is reasonably predictable since he'll just try to run at where all of you are standing. The usual way to dodge this is to run into the circle of his path, unless you're too far away, in which case you run away from that circle. Experience will tell you which way to go. If you're split up, this attack is much less predictable and harder to dodge. He'll use this attack a little bit faster than his shockwave attack.
The third, and simplest to deal with, attack is him shooting lightning straight forward. This is a great opportunity to attack Gal. Don't stand directly in front of him and the lightning won't hurt you. HUcasts can, if they know how, attack Gal's head during this attack . When he's done shooting lightning, he'll then use either the shockwave or the charge, so be ready to dodge them immediately.
This boss fight is hard until you get used to how it works. I find it a lot of fun though, both as a FO and as a HU.
2c4
If there's one stage in e2 c-mode where learning the spawns helps, this is it. It's quite doable without knowing the spawns beforehand, but it'll be a fair bit slower.
Note that the players start split up. 1p (the red gem) has the most difficult route and spends the most time soloing (and should, preferably, be a HUcast). To shorten this a bit you can use the Sinow drop trick (video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nym2mzkAQc ) to join up with the 2-4p route sooner. You can do the same in the first room by getting hit by the squids, but neither the first nor second rooms are that difficult for a droid HU, so the Sinow drop is usually preferred.
The 2p route is the best for the FO. A HUcaseal is generally the best for the 4p route.
There are some other tricks to know about the stage, and, unfortunately, the best way to learn these is to just play the stage.
FOs, note that Sinow criticals will kill you outright, at least until near the end of the stage. Delbiter charges deal 180 damage and will likely OHKO you as well. Recobombs deal 90 damage, so make sure to always stay above 90 HP in a room with Recons. Keep your party healed and Shifta'd, and then chip in damage and Zalure as you see fit. TP is NOT a problem in 2c4 unless you really waste it.
Deldepths should be attacked with HHN combos with a hitless Buster (I often keep a hitless Buster around even if I have a nice Buster with hit) unless frozen. When frozen, use NNH combos if you don't have hit, or whatever you can hit with if you do. Sinows should always be frozen if you have traps to do so. Freeze Delbiters as well when you have to either fight them or run past them. Confuse squids, ignore Morfos. Damage traps are good against everything in Seabed except Sinow Zeles, so use them liberally along with your other traps.
If you find mechguns, give them to a HUcast. Other HUcasts should grab Slicers if they find any and keep one for the boss. HUcaseals can use Assaults, and one HUcaseal should mag feed for as much DEX as possible by the end of the stage in hopes of being able to use a Railgun. Obviously every HU should upgrade to Pallasches once you find them.
You can ignore most Recoboxes too, so do that.
Past that advice, it's mostly just knowing the stage, which I can't help you with here too much. One thing that does help--in the last area before Olga, there are hallways divided by laser fences. One side of each hall has an invisible warp, which takes you to a room with enemies. Pulling up the menu (f12 or home by default) will let you walk past these invisible warps safely.
There are some set HP materials in the stage. Your goal is approximately 180 HP or more for each character, to survive both Delbiter charges and Olga's sword wave.
Olga Flow:
Ah, my favorite part of challenge mode. Olga 1 isn't that much fun, but you have to deal with him to get to the fun part.
Guns rule here, obviously, since he's only rarely close enough to the stage to be melee'd. FOs--when he comes close, Zal him! It's the only time Zal has enough range, and you want as much damage output as possible here. HUs should use their best Pallasch when he's close, for more damage.
Olga has one main attack to avoid, which is his sword wave. His sword is on his (and your) right, so stay to the left side when you're attacking him, or far enough to the right that it won't hit you. This probably won't one-hit-kill anyone unless you have multiple low-HP characters in the team, but it's still a lot of damage.
The other attack that's dangerous is when he goes above or below the stage and shoots his sword wave at you. You can't dodge this 100% of the time, but getting to the edge of the stage is the safest place to be. In addition, near the edge it deals far less damage than in the middle--it probably won't one-hit-kill anyone at the edge.
His other attacks aren't vital to dodge, since they don't deal that much damage, but it's not good to just take hits from them if you don't have to. After enough damage, he'll fall to the bottom and you'll follow.
Olga 2:
Now the real fun begins. This is the part of the fight that sends players unfamiliar with Olga to failure often. I'd recommend going into Normal RT with a high-leveled character to get to know Olga's pattern if you can, since he's an extremely predictable boss, but very dangerous if you mess up.
Do not bother with his mags unless you're using a gun and don't have a good shot at Olga himself.
Damaging him is just a simple matter of hacking away or shooting away whenever you're not dodging his attacks. Shooting is generally the best choice for new players, since it's safer. FOs, keep him Zalured and as many HUs Shifta'd as possible, and also Resta when you can--but stay alive first and foremost! Don't worry about trying to damage Olga, but you can toss in a couple techs if you have time.
His pattern is: Walk -> Sword Wave -> Divine Punishment -> Walk -> Sword Wave -> Divine Punishment -> Walk -> Sword Wave -> Jump to center -> repeat
The sword wave usually won't one-hit-kill anyone unless you're a FOnewearl unlucky with HP materials at close range (the damage seems somewhat random too, I'm not really sure). You can dodge it by hiding behind rocks, or by running behind where Olga launches it--it only covers about 180 degrees. Alternatively, if you're really far away it'll fade before reaching you, but that's not ideal. Fortunately, you can hide behind rocks for all but the very first time he uses it--which if you're attacking from range, you should do.
Dodging DP is just a matter of not being close enough to either Olga or his mags to get hit. If you know how, you can also make Olga step on you as he launches DP, which will knock you down and keep you invincible for long enough to survive (video:
FOs--if you have a HU using the right-foot-trick, run in after every time Olga uses DP to Resta. Right-footing does use a fair number of mates since you are, after all, purposely taking hits. Try to save as many as possible by keeping the HU healed when you can. (Alternatively, if you're ballsy, you can right-foot along with the HU and be right there to Resta. If you're good enough where that's worth doing though, you probably don't need this guide!)
Rocks will drop after every sword wave and every DP/jump. They hurt if they land on you. I don't think they ever drop at the very edge of the arena, and I'm almost positive they don't drop right next to another rock. Most of the time they'll miss you, but it's still best to not get hit, of course. They often one-shot FOs, and because of when they drop they can kill HUs who are right-footing as well.
When you see the Olga dying cutscene, take a few deep breaths and relax. It's smooth sailing from here.
2c5
E2 c-mode closes with a fairly easy stage. It has the potential for lots of "cheap" (and lots of not-so-cheap) deaths, but you have 13 dolls available to you for a stage that's less than a half hour long. Just don't die more than once every three minutes as a team and you'll be okay.
Like 2c4, knowing the spawns here helps greatly, but because of the sheer number of times you can die it's not as vital IMO.
Note that most enemies give upward of 1000 EXP. This means you will level up a lot. This means you should use freeze traps on literally everything short of Recoboxes, and toss in damage traps against anything they're good against too. FOs, you should be attacking every moment when you're not healing or refreshing Shifta--not only do you have effectively infinite TP, you ALSO outdamage HUs here most of the time.
The enemies, listed from generally most dangerous to generally least dangerous: Ill Gills, Delbiters, Del Lilies, Meri-variants (all three are similar), Gibbles, Gigues, Recons. Generally best to kill them in that order (Gills only appear alone or with Recons, Delbiters never appear with other enemies). Gibbles are dangerous to FOs if the FO is careless and wanders too close, but otherwise they shouldn't kill anyone. The main thing to watch out for from Meris are their Megid cloud attacks--listen for them to start beeping, which signals the attack is coming.
Past that, it's really just knowing the enemies' tech weaknesses if you're a FO, or knowing their spawns so you can freeze them as a HU. Not really any tricks to how to attack stuff here.
Epsilon:
The final "boss" in e2 cmode is probably the easiest as well. Note that, unlike on Ultimate, Epsilon's shields will NOT open far enough for you to safely stand inside them, so NEVER run in and attack a purple or blue Epsilon unless you have a death wish. Meleeing a yellow Epsilon may not do much good either.
The simplest way to kill him is to have every HU with a good machine% pallasch (preferably HUcasts) and your FOs go to Epsilon's floor, while everyone else stays behind. Run around dodging his attacks until he opens up while he's red. Make sure the HUs are Shifta'd, have them run in and attack. A FO should run in and Zal Epsilon, then all the FOs should Barta Epsi from outside his shields (aim AT the shield, time your Barta so it will hit the core). Resta as necessary, don't be afraid to use mates as a HU. If Epsi dies, you're done, otherwise just dodge till he's red again.
Note that FOs can Barta through his shields when Epsilon is any color if they're careful not to get too close and die.
When he dies, go grab your prize. Congrats on finishing e2 cmode!
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56 minutes ago, Laevennin said:
The message in question is the same as the OP of the thread, or is there some way we can get a more detailed message?
Then as Soly mentioned it most likely the isp blocking connection as they probably think you are on a share system like p2p , would maybe check that if isp have a fair usage policy in place
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9 minutes ago, Laevennin said:
the same error message.
Need to know what it says , bit hard to work out else
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1 hour ago, Laevennin said:
Friend just now tried to launch the game after reinstalling windows, and he was able to update the launcher just fine, and log in once the game was launched. However, when he updated the game it required closing/reopening the game. After closing the game the same issue came up. So he updated his net framework and checked his SSL/TLS options and he too is using TLS 1.2, and the problem persists.
if he has reinstalled windows his folder is not exclude re add the pso folder to antivirus exceptions
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5 hours ago, Kaurama said:
wouldn't a demon vulcan do the same but for cheaper?
OK being lazy this is a copy paste credit Ephi Wiki
"Rule is every weapon with hex value preceding Photon Claw can be reduced, if it comes with a special with reduced form (i.e. not sacrificial or elemental damage) and it attacks more than one time or capable of acquiring more than one target per attack (excluding cards). Specials of all other weapons are unreduced."
Swords (reduced by 1/2)
Sword
Gigush
Breaker
Claymore
Calibur
Last Survivor
Daggers (reduced by 1/2)
Dagger
Knife
Blade
Edge
Ripper
Blade Dance
Bloody Art
Zero Divide
Partisans (reduced by 1/2)
Partisan
Halbert
Glaive
Berdys
Gungnir
Gae Bolg
Asteron Belt
Slicers (reduced by 2/3)
Slicer
Spinner
Cutter
Sawcer
Diska
Slicer of Assassin
Diska of Liberator
Mechguns (reduced by 2/3)
Mechgun
Assault
Repeater
Gatling
Vulcan
H&S25 Justice
L&K14 Combat
Shots (reduced by 2/3)
Shot
Spread
Cannon
Launcher
Arms
Crush Bullet
Meteor Smash
Final ImpactSo basically demon vulcan is reduced meaning it will not cut as much health or hit as well
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41 minutes ago, Kaurama said:
why not pravens?
Would be used more on boss fight like falz olga where demon does not effect , you use Yaz9k demon for mini boss like dorphon epsilon mericarols with human racial the damage done is better than pr plus range is greater
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4 hours ago, Saber +7 said:
Y’all feeling aggressive today 😳
dual log -> grave -> play with one character and you get extra consumables -> move second for whatever random switch
Totally realistic to play challenge mode alone if someone wants, but a bit cumbersome.
you can not do it with a single character , which is what was suggested possible.
Not that cumbersome either auto run helps , tombstone no need if your in there to play it solo your past using tombstones
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Now i know the idea behind excavation for these reports are to get community involved and create games of parties .
This has been done for many years now and i feel with time changing , and those of us getting older and having more real life commitments find it hard to commit to the Excavation reporting and as seen last event had false reports.
I am suggesting that we set in stone event table and make available for only said event , thus eliminating a big time sink and allowing those of not much time to hunt the event item they want from go!
To bring the community together in events my idea is to ADD a Event item from a different event on one Id.
Example PGF in Summer Event or have a poll from community for a Item to be added before hand . This can be hidden with perhaps a not so easy drop rate for the community to try and excavate.
This also gives those the chance to obtain a item in January, that they may have to wait until November event to drop.
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5 hours ago, Aashi said:
Hi friend
Without knowing the specific game or challenge mode being referred to, it's difficult to provide a definitive answer. However, in general, some challenge modes can be completed with a single character, while others may require multiple characters to activate pressure switches or overcome obstacles. It depends on the specific game mechanics and level design.
No they can not , they require 2 people to start the game please stop with the false information all challenge modes have 2 player switch's there is not one challenge that you can do with 1 player in game
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22 minutes ago, Kotta said:
In Yasminkov 9000M, not really. % on attributes other than hit makes a weapon stronger depending on what monster you attack, but said attribute% only affects a weapon's raw ATP, and Yasminkov 9000M only has like 40-80 min max ATP (60-100 If grinded), which Is not exactly worth the Investment, at the very least as priority. (If you feel like It, only do It on Charge Yasminkov 9000M since special Is to deal more damage than heavy attacks. On demon yas 9kM you don't need attribute% to do higher damage, It'll be closely as minuscule of a difference
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[Personally, I would also hear an opinion If sphering a charge/spirit/berserk yas 9kM Is worth the Investment
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3 way pb and they become quite nice same with the demon they work well
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3 hours ago, MBogdanovic94 said:
Oh I had no idea Eclairs were weak to hell that’s interesting!
Reco, Reco box ,Gee, Merilltas, Merillia, Mothmant, Monest, Rappy, Barbarous Wolf ,Savage Wolf ,Pan Arms , Dubchic , Sinow red spiegals zele delsaber a few more i could list Hell is very good to have as weapons
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HAPPY HOUR/DROP RATE CHANGES
in Phantasy Star Online BB General
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Changes where made 2 years ago due to a few multi-logging to increase their chance at drops , the dar was altered and effects party wide with how many are in party. Ep2 has had hit rate chance increased .