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They are level 65 if I recall correctly.

@Dustman1028 ok two level higher than me thanks for responding

He seemed pretty upset with me.

I did too lol then my curiosity got the best of me.

If you are farming it’s the easiest method. lol why Farm on harder difficulties?

I never had shake shack but I personally think 5 guys has the best burgers of any food chain.

@@Dustman1028 five guys does have the best burgers of any food chain

@@Dustman1028 I agree but if you're ever in Lancaster Pennsylvania try speeds don't get it on the grill get on the flat top it tastes way better

Baconators are good. I just don’t recommend eating 2 in one sitting lol that’s alone of meat. 😂

@@Dustman1028 yeah I see where you're coming from that is too much meet that's what she said LOL 😂😂🤣🤣

Just got to the cave and took a break to scroll yt lol

No 😂

Yea once you get the End Game Archetype for the MC it’s by far the best Archetype in the game. Working on a video about that now but early game I feel like Mage is a huge help.

Sorry 😬

So the idea is to never change and just use the 1k item to rank out your other Archetypes? I like that idea and it makes more sense.

This is few and far between and in my opinion if you don't actually min max to perform really well EARLY you will be behind the 8 ball for the rest of the game. The game doesn't inherently teach you the benefit of several things 1.) Obtain as many basic archetypes as possible even when it doesn't make sense. Should Strohl be a mage? Probably not but it doesn't matter. 2.) Your party should strive to reach LV20 in their starter types as quickly as possible. 3.) You should obtain Merchant as fast as possible. I don't like grinding though I can do it but this game really does say: Here's the grind spots and they get sparer and sparer as time goes. The gameplay loop wants you to enter a dungeon within strike range of your levels, grind to obtain enough levels to overpower and one shot in the overworld and then grind your archetypes. If you figure this out too late its over though I'm sure by the time it comes easy to grind archetypes you'll be so far in the game it doesn't matter anyways. I've seen some guides talk about: "Ugh use General and Wizard and Assassin to beat this boss" when its impossible to have Elite archetypes at that stage in the game maxed out unless you grind efficiently. The creator is righti n the end but for completionist like myself There's so many things I'm on the 8 ball on. Can't cook all recipes because the game doesn't tell you visit your campfire for ingredients. Ingredients you will never see mid to late game because the game is so dungeon intensive OR due to spoliers you can get to locations so fast you will never camp out. Or that you're expected to do X at THIS time because if you don't you can't talk to a follower because you didn't get those points. I think I'm behind on a follower bond just because I didn't have max Courage and so forth. I think there maybe spare time I don't know. But the game play loop feels way worse because they integrated spending way more time in dungeons compared to a Persona game and worse because you have and 2nd version of exp to manage. It tends to get draining after a while

Favorite? Man I'd love figurines for all of the Archetypes in all colours

@@awkwardliiwastaken that would be sick

If it works it works lol

First off healer doesnt even have its heals scale with magic, it scales with the staff, second healer is a useless class replaced by items, and its spells can be inherited to dmg classes like knight and/or mage.

Hey that’s ok. Play how you enjoy playing. If your having fun that’s all that matters

@revoxlive did i say that the heals scaled with magic? No, I said I put the heals onto the mage line which is good and what you suggested, and healer isn't useless because spamming items just isnt good gameplay and isnt fun for me, but for others it is. All I was saying is what I liked to play and as it's working really well for me I'm going to keep doing it, you can do whatever you want in a game like this and while there is a way to go, or a "meta", and I dont like doing that because I like finding my own Playstyle, if the meta is your cup of tea then go for it, but it's not mine

You can do completely sub optimal builds and beat the game on the hardest difficulty without worrying much about it. I made strohl a magic dealer and he was competing well enough

I do kinda wish we could spend points on other characters too.

Same 😂

This is mainly for early game because for me in the early game I really needed Mage. lol Once I get to the end game I’ll make an endgame best Awchetype or something.

What build did you use for the main character in end game?

Imma just stop you there, seeker is absolutely trash in early game, considering half the enemies use fire and its weak to fire, passive isnt good, wind isnt good early on, you dont need a heal cause items, and warrior has a better synth with bamboo and cleaver, due to high power stat on it

Its only good early game.Mid- Late game taking advantage of elemental weaknesses allows you to 1 turn or 2 turn a lot of the enemies with synthesis skills. You should only be looking at synthesis skills. Everything else can just be inherited except for summoner. You cannot inherit any summon skills.

Merchant is really only decent early-mid game than fall offs A CLIFF. Its mainly a farming class and thats it This game def follows the route other atlus games is that Physical will always outdamage magic, but its more difficult to use because it requires more investment and a more difficult resource to manage. You also fall short if you dont hit crits. Magic teams always have coverage and don't need to worry about not critting, also require less investment/resource management. Magic teams: Safer, easier to manage. Physical teams: more damage, more difficult to play Healer itself isnt the greatest but its inheritables are great. Throw it on a support and suddenly you have a powerhouse of a support

@@Raydr62 first off, merchant does not fall off a cliff so long as you use investor abacus, inherit accuracy and crit passives and later just stack 4 tycoons making the dmg insane in late game as well, again this is all datamined data that I am telling you. Phys is also barely hard to set up and use considering Warrior’s stonecleaver is one of the highest power skills in the entire game, again datamined. Magic formula is less in value than str one is, weakness will never hit as hard as a crit, and I have alr done a set up to hit a 40k dmg cleaver on hard, where the multiplier is less. Also healer has no good inheritable skills, light is useless until endgame and heals are replaced by items.

@@Raydr62 quite literally you could have merchant/tycoon hitting a 100% chance of crit, and if you boost synth of it with arcane unity, it will quite literally never miss and always crit, giving you more turns, again this is all almighty phys which cannot be resisted, with stuff like magic being super resisted later on. The only good mage frankly, is the summoner variations, and using dark dmg on a hexxed enemy

@@Takkunda First of all, elemental weakness can be exploited by simple elemental items if you want turns. Second, with 35% BASE crit on gold attack and adding more to it, you can have up to 80-100% crit on that attack alone, and we are not even discussing Tycoon yet and the merchant synth forturne slots which with arcane unity/aim assist can literally never miss a crit saving you a turn. Second, even if magic does save you a turn, one it's not as strong as physical dmg due to forumla being less proficient, two merchant has almighty phys, dump str into yourself, stack merchants, have diligent passive for crit and see how you never lose turns.

Having the man with big str stats into healer is just hindering yourself. You do not need a healer, inherit healing onto knight and use two warriors for heat up passive, how do people not read the passive skills

@@revoxlive It was only temporary because I had strength in the twenties, and now he’s a warrior again with Medi inherited

Not stack

@@MrJohnDoe91 the passive seems to be only available for the protagonist. I was actually just messing around with this.

Early on the Mage is so useful. I ignored it for way too long. 😂

Not gonna spoil it for u but they are bad ass

@@Uniquewah Gold Attack coupled with wealth and high strength stat is devastating