:/ The manual is pretty much useless.īut yeah. It annoys me that the game (like most other JRPGs) doesn't have a thorough explanation of game mechanics before you make decisions about your characters. I did dump 4 skill points into the minstrel abilities (Hot Lick) to see what it was, have I ruined my game file? :lol Is there any way to reset skill points for a fee? I also got the quest to raise tension on someone with the Dragon Slash sword skill, but my main character is the only one with both Egg On and Dragon Slash. Maybe he can be a paladin/cleric or something eventually? The enemies do plenty of damage where I'm at now so I don't want to have too many squishy people in the group. Right now my priest is doing the spear thing with a few skill points in it, so he can stab people for a little bit of damage when he's not busy healing. So now I have the original line-up of warrior, (female) mage, thief and (male) priest. I decided to dump minstrel at level 16 and make my main guy a warrior. So you can spend days going to level 50 as a white mage, become a fighter for 30 seconds, spend all of your accumulated points, then become a warrior and have all this great agility that came from being a fighter. Those "fifth option" abilities are how you carry something positive from an old job along with you.īut just remember, you can earn points in one job, and spend them in another. You can spend points on the fifth options (the ones that are unique to whatever job you're in) without worry, because those abilities and stat boosts always carry over. It's also a good idea to dump points into shields, because when you spend 100 on them, you can equip shields and get the defensive boosts while in any job.
When you've spent 100 points on that weapon type, it becomes available to equip in any job class. If you don't have a weapon equipped, the points spent on it are useless, and you can obviously only equip one weapon at a time.
Don't spread points across multiple weapons per-character. They'll catch up in levels reasonably quick, and with class changing (which reverts people to level 1) you'll be doing a lot of catching people up anyways.Ĭlick to expand.Pick one unique "signature" weapon for each character (it doesn't matter much which ones you pick), and dump skill points into that weapon. In the long run, it won't matter that they're behind a few levels. If I were you, I'd go back to the Inn and drop off your male healer (and anyone else who doesn't click with you) before you invest too much time into him, and make a white haired little girl, or whatever you think looks better. How you balance your party is up to your own playing-style preferences, but I think it's a safe bet to say that most people will always want a dedicated healer.Īnd ideally you will be stuck with these characters for a long time, so appearance is very important. You can earn skill points in any job, and then spend them in any other job, so a job that you use and then get rid of pretty much has no lasting consequence (or benefit for that matter, besides the skill points you earned).īut then you might be lacking a dedicated healer. You can probably get both in one fight I guess that quest took me 20 minutes?Ĭlick to expand.You didn't really make a mistake, so long as you haven't spent skill points randomly, because class changing becomes available to you pretty soon into the game, at which point you can make this person into a heavy fighter or whatever job you think better suits his appearance. Best to ditch all but the person with best Deftness (unless that's your Guardian), find a single, non-threatening monster that won't run away, and just spam Pratfall. I don't know what roll deftness plays in Critical Pratfalls, but my Priest / Minstrel / Thief / Ranger has all the Deftness upgrades and she seemed to be most successful. Oh, and Luminary L15 would be hard in main game as well.įor the Crit Prat one, you can't use monsters that are immune to it, and it seems to me as though having multiple people use the skill is not helpful as in, if they're already laughing, and the next guy Crit Prats, the quest doesn't seem to count it. :lol I also still need to do the L40 Armamentalist (no KMS in main game) and L15 Sage (just need to go rekill that Grotto boss). I'm almost done with non-postgame quests, aside from weapons, I suppose (still need to do Knives / Whips / Staves / Claws / Fisticuffs / Bows / Whips / Claws / Fans / Hammers / Bows), and man that's a lot of skill points I still need to max out all those.
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