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I dont know if you still need this hint, but you can actually fuse liquid metal slime with any monster with agility and keep as liquid metal slime. This is how you reset mon's level and gain new talent points from leveling up.

Yeah, Leer here is the key, and also I just had an insanely lucky run and didn't get hit by most of the stuff. I believe in you!!!! (My clear took me like 20+ hours of game play >.<)

Glad to hear it helped! :)

Yes, the description was updated a while back reflecting the fact that only the highest accessory bonus is applied. :)

Did you do the post game stuff? Can't remember if it's needed to unlock S rank or how much of it is if so.

@@GamingAfter-Hours I cleared the boss a whisperwoods and inside the portal at the tree in whisperwoods if that is what you are referring to?

So after looking at the japanese site, it looks like you should be able to access the S rank in the Endor Colosseum after you beat the story and clear through A rank there, and the Maulosseum S rank requires clearing the postgame story stuff you mention and clearing through A rank there. @@shamtastic

Thanks for looking that up I will try going back and see if it will let me now appreciate it! Keep up the good work!

No problem, and thank you! Hope you get the S rank soon! @@shamtastic

He changes the seasons. I don't have it myself, but you unlock it in lategame, to switch seasons with a button press instead of a regular used item.

Monsters randomly hatched from eggs can have Agility Booster Talents (or I think you can also get Agility Booster I scroll from online store on one of the days), and if the parent has the Agility Booster skill maxed when breeding, the offspring will be able to inherit the next one. For example, if a parent maxes Agility Booster I, the offspring can inherit Agility Booster II (in addition to I). So you have to max Agility Boosters to get III, and IV can be from maxing III or from a scroll from the post game content.

Yeah I feel you, that and the Joe's Dungeon stuff, but it is a drag not getting the buff with even any post game left.

@@GamingAfter-Hours I'll be honest, I never visited Joe's Gym because I had no interest in building entire functional Teams just to go through a single dungeon for an Accessory that I didn't need. Isn't it seriously just a Tough Guy Tattoo for beating one of them?

Yeah, I went in there once just to try it out, but the reward wasn't worth it, and I wasn't really having fun. I know you can reroll the dungeons three times a day to get something you might want to do, so I'm thinking I'll try to get through at least one one of these days. Still, even the Goddess Ring, what seems to be the best reward, isn't one of the best accessories in my opinion.@@sonadowfiend

they should've increased the mks rate after the first boss and made the next bosses much harder.. why can we beat the secret boss with 80 lvl team and one or two A rank monsters

@@lubbyLB I hear you... I was already Level 100 with Überkilling Machine, Slionheart, Gem Slime, and Macho Picchu, and only Ludo could actually kill Gem Slime. The third Trinity Soul of Estark and Wyrmhole Dragon couldn't even damage the thing, and Fallen Angel Azabel could barely scratch it. I never synthesized a single X-Rank Monster, because there just wasn't a point to it. This game felt like it honestly had some rather good ideas, but didn't fully flesh them out.

The Trait "Ultra Crafty Banger" on Liquid Metal Slime makes Kaboomle (from Storm Chaser, Liquid Metal Slime's native Talent) stronger, and this in combination with Liquid Metal Slime's high Agility makes it ideal for this. May other monsters pack enough of a punch to fell the Metal King Slimes, but Liquid Metal Slime can do it consistently before they have a chance to flee.

That and you need like 600+ Str to 1 shot the MKS's with PHYSICAL hits that aren't from Hatchet man.

Anything with an Ultra Crafty trait can do the same thing, the Liquid Metal Slime is just the only thing that can attack before they flee. Big Banga would get the damage boost as well. And you can also one shot them with a Metal King Slime (which is even faster than Liquid Metal Slime) by using the move Withering Look.

​@@veghesther3204Use a monster with Roundhouse Kick, it ignores their defense.

Liquid Metal Slime is just great for his agility.@@robertmossburg4639

Right? Glad someone else appreciates L Robbin' 'Ood as much as I do. ;)

Correct, though focusing on one map if you want the increased rates for the particular monster there is a good adjustment depending on what you need. I have so many Kystallinda from hunting Upper Caprice in Winter. XD

When a monster requires 4 monsters for synthesis, as log as the grandparents are right, it usually doesn't matter who the parents are, so a 4-monster synthesis is essentially a grandparent synthesis.

I've never seen monsters revive each other in nearly 200 hours of gameplay.

Even if they did revive it would only count as killing 1 monster no extra

I'd recommend always having at least 1 monster who can heal, maybe 2 in the beginning (1 healer, 1 support later on) with 2 dps mons. Support skills are very useful in this game like usual. Don't be afraid to try out L size mons. They take up two slots but some of them have GREAT traits that make them very useful. Also, don't be afraid to fuse a ton in the beginning. Early on it's easy to get those levels back, and I'd say mid game you want to start getting those higher levels and always keep a few strong mons around. I had two rank F monsters pretty much till the last area. :p

Oh, and if you want something specific, breed a regular Slime with an Antbear/Anteater (that blue fuzzy beast thing from first area) to get a Feral Slime. That thing was pretty OP for early game as soon as you could synth.

Hmm, you can reset Joe's Dungeons three times a day now, there is an extra chest near the staircase near the Altar of Amalgamation that has some bumper bonus balls, War Cry was nerfed, new items in the online store, minor increases in scouting probability and probability of finding rare monsters/talents from eggs.

Thank you!!! Glad to hear it! :D

@@GamingAfter-Hours Thank you for your reply ! If you are interested in the nostalgic game culture of Japan, please subscribe to the my channel !

Definitely, Upper Conquest and Upper Temper have easiest MKS to get away from other enemies, and with the new update it's easier to respawn them too.

@@GamingAfter-Hourshow To Do this before the final boss?

you get trainee badge and the cane early on as you just need to beat category B i mauloseum for the badge and the cane ya get from story progression and ya get it from middle echelon clear. ​@@EMPTYSKYS1

If you open your eyes and look at the screen at around 14 seconds into the video, you would notice that there is a "2.5x Bonus" next the the experience amount. Can't help you, if you are blind though.

Yeah, don't worry, the definitely stack. I am skeptical of this stuff too haha. And thank you! Stay tuned for more. ;) UPDATE: Exp multiplier bonuses from accessories do not stack, only the greatest exp multiplier of all the equipped accessories is applied. My apologies for the reply! See below for the method I used to come to come to the previous (and this) conclusion. Sorry about that! ^^;

They 100% do not stack. I don't get how a content creator doesn't verify their statements and claims before misleading people. I bet he was using Bonus bumper balls in this video and totally forgot about that. All it takes is unequipping the accessories and open your eyes which is apparently too difficult for people that advises others to do so lol.

Yeah accessories do not stack it's the bonus balls with the accessories that stack.

The test I used to see if they stacked was to do a battle with the Cupcake Cane alone, which added a 0.1 multiplier after ball bonus was applied, then with Cupcake Cane AND Trainee's Badge, which added 0.3 multiplier, and finally with Cupcake Cane, Trainee's Badge, AND Trainee's Medal, which added 0.5 multiplier. Then I tried each one individually (and all combinations of them) after reading your comment and found that only the highest multiplier of the accessories is applied, so in this case having only the Trainee's Medal equipped adds a 0.5 multiplier and the effects of the Cupcake Cane (exp) and Trainee's Badge are NOT applied when equipped alongside the Trainee's Medal. I was under the impression they stacked since the multiplier kept increasing with added accessories, but I would have seen that the multiplier did not keep increasing if I had started with the Trainee's Medal! Thank you for pointing out my mistake, though I suggest next time you save your energy and just type "Exp multiplier bonuses from accessories do not stack, only the greatest exp multiplier of all the equipped accessories is applied" so that you can share your insight into the game, so that we can find out from where the discrepancy arose, and so that you don't further confuse people by mentioning the items I clearly state using in the video (and that you can see I use in the video after every battle) in an effort to insult me. @@elistoks1

Could be a few things. Once you beat the final post game boss, the metal king slime spawn rate increases. If you’ve done that, try teleporting back to Rosehill Tower or the Paddock in the human world and/or progressing the seasons. :)

Thank you! I’ll try 😄

@@francescosantorelli7602 An update was JUST released (1.0.3) that will reset spawns in an area after just one battle, so that should help too! :D

@@GamingAfter-Hours Great news man! Thanks for sharing

I hear ya man, thanks for the tips! I've found some better optimizations too since this vid. Dessert Isle always seems to have low spawn rates for me, so I don't do it, but I have integrated Cubic Quarry and Toothache Lake into my routine. Also, I don't do LMS since it's not as much XP and I don't want to spend the bonuses on them. Also have incorporated LMS as my primary party member to outspeed MKS and destroy with Big Banga in one hit.

Try teleporting back to Rosehill/Paddock in the Human World after you clear the route or if you don't find any, and if that doesn't work, try progressing the seasons. I've had the same issue on occasion, and these two things worked for me (I am testing which has a greater effect, and I think it's the former, going back to Human World Rosehill/Paddock).

Dragonspate is the only Temper I do in this one, but yeah, down Cubic Quarry is also good.

Definitely, I made a new go-to MKS killer, Liquid Metal Slime, with Storm Chaser, Agility Booster IV and III. With 1300 Agility, you'll outspeed everything.

Depends, one Krystalinda won't be enough to clear EVERYTHING, but she is definitely a great monster who can see you through to the endgame.

Which routes do you suggest?

​@@GamingAfter-HoursThe ones shown in this ua-cam.com/video/g3g3w7qTrds/v-deo.htmlsi=0mAWx7eaRXTDl2gV

I couldn't find any metal kings in circle of caprice near the top where the other 2 liquid metals are, and also couldn't find the one that spawns at the east alter. I've done it about 50+ times in different seasons. Don't know if I'm doing something wrong.

​@@mrsdragoniteSame. Tried that route and it doesn't work fsr.

If that works that's really handy

Exactly but in Dragon quest 7 that's not worth it since the Kazing users in that one WITH the Metal King Slimes only show up like in the 2nd of its 2 POST game dungeons. So in this one its best if you can do that without having to beat the game first IF possible.

Thanks for the info

Thank you for those tips!! I'll try those optimizations! :)

yes

It's an item called "seasoning". Using one changes the season, and uses up one of your Seasonings

@@lordvanille5346 there is another item when you finish post game called the season flute, which is the one mentionned in the video ;)

Yeah, each Echelon of each circle has one super big monster roaming in certain spots that's really hard to both beat and Scout.

Psystrike, Mewtwo's signature move, hits Def but goes off of his Sp Atk.

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26. 1 Protein = 10 Attack EVs, so 26 Proteins OR 25 Proteins and 2 Muscle Feathers.

Yeah, it really is. It took me like 20 hours of play just to get one good run. I think there were a few close calls, but still, not very user-friendly.

Yeah it’s been rough. It’s been like two weeks of me trying. I have had some tries I got so close but still not quite. You need an insane amount of luck

Yeah, it's ALL luck, unfortunately. @@jackmannan6503

It is unfortunate, but we gotta knock Decidueye down a peg for being on SUCH a power trip.

@@GamingAfter-Hours I think decidueye knew its place once edgar allen pokemon went all crystal on it!

Right? It's totally just gambling with your time. XD

Straight up, it took me like 20 hours. Not even worth it. :p