Do you guys primarily sell or salvage items?
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Incline Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children - isometric tactical Korean SRPG
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I can almost get him down through Bladestorms, Counterattacks and bleeding. The problem in wearing him out is the overcharge that one-shots me.
Hah, got the fucker! Wind Veil -> Bleed -> stack own overcharge from Bladestorms, Forestallments and Counterattacks -> kill.
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Can't you just hit him?
Not as level 13. Even with Body Training and Bull Mark he can one-shot you with a crit.
EDIT: Sykar you probably realise this but you can drink a potion and act afterwards - just in case you didn't know. Very useful in this fight if all your masteries are setup for defense like mine
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Right, good to know for when I play this game.
Pocgels
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The crafting menus are a huge pain and you can't really make anything special early on. As you get more districts and progress in the game, money becomes less of an object, but I managed to get through the game without touching crafting until around level 35 or so. Much easier to just sell the any blue sneakers you don't want to equip and use the money to make sure no-one is using equipment that's 10 levels behind.
Eventually you will want to scrap everything but I wouldn't do it early on.
Why can't I change Albus' class?
Ah, so the character himself has to be 15? Sion was able to change class just now, and he just hit 15, so that makes sense
True Ukrainian
Arcane
You need a perk to do that. I think its "Practiced hand" or something similar.
Sykar
Arcane
No you can do without actually.
Quick question:
All missions on the Mission Control board are new, correct? You can't repeat missions here? I'm asking because I could swear I've already done some of the missions on the Mission Control Board, so I just want to make sure.
You don't. Using a potion just consumes an action, it doesn't end the turn.
All missions on the Mission Control board are new, correct? You can't repeat missions here? I'm asking because I could swear I've already done some of the missions on the Mission Control Board, so I just want to make sure.
You don't. Using a potion just consumes an action, it doesn't end the turn.
Sykar
Arcane
Missions in red are story missions. Some missions are repeatable, think they are blue.
Yeah I just figured that out, started one of them and I definetely did that before. Is there a way to see if a mission is new or not?
Sykar
Arcane
Well as I said red missions are story missions. The highest level of story mission should be the last one you got afaik.
Not what I meant sorry; I meant the other missions, how can you see if you've already done them? They are red if you haven't or?
EDIT: There's a little "New" symbol next to all my blue ones, but I definetely played through some of them as story missions:
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True Ukrainian
Arcane
My mistake. The perk makes using a potion a free action probably.
Sykar
Arcane
Not what I meant sorry; I meant the other missions, how can you see if you've already done them? They are red if you haven't or?
EDIT: There's a little "New" symbol next to all my blue ones, but I definetely played through some of them as story missions:
Pretty sure you played through all of them once for story missions. Story missions become repeatable after first completetion.
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Not what I meant sorry; I meant the other missions, how can you see if you've already done them? They are red if you haven't or?
EDIT: There's a little "New" symbol next to all my blue ones, but I definetely played through some of them as story missions:
These are side missions that are based on the story missions assets. They look similar to the story ones, but some of them differ in terms of tactical design.
If there's the "new" symbol, it's new. Sometimes, a story mission and a standard case share the same map, but the missions themselves are different. I don't think there's a way to know how different a mission is from the others without playing it. All story missions disappear from that menu once you finish them, and you have to use the case record (accessible from the shelf on the right in your office) to replay them. Whenever there's a story mission with choices it's useful to replay it trying all the options because different paths can unlock different masteries.
NJClaw said:
If they just used the same map that would make sense, but in the one I just played, Jason was there and he delivered the same exact dialogue as the first time I played the mission.
Anyway thanks a lot guys!
Exactly as I first thought then, thx!
Wind Veil is op
These are the scenarios where you can encounter Jason (it's not a great spoiler, but still):
Usually, it's easy to distinguish between story missions and standard cases, because story missions have a lot of "cutscenes" and dialogues intermissions.
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