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Some other confirmation on this would be nice, I'd be able to pin this so others will know, and maybe a different solution can be found in the pin.

Iirc, You can put the input in before unpausing. If its still considered late the pause itself might have been late. You have to be able to tell what direction it is within the first half of frames their attack comes out. Also there might be some helpful stuff in the comments, a lot of the FF7 rebirth vids I had made had some different perspectives and some useful info.

Yeah there's always a rough patch in these types of games if you want to put more hours into it initially. They are extremely slow burning in the sense you get more out of them the longer you play them. I myself purposely use them as a break from playing a main game whether it be an mmo or a new release that I'm interested in. I'm a huge advocate for taking breaks from games so its awesome you have something else to enjoy in the meantime. I sometimes suffer from "theres nothing to play" pretty frequently haha.

I think the new guy they put in with the electric arm is worse, but that's just my opinion haha

@@Muncheezlol worse or better? that depends on players' view. For me, those bosses are hard, yes. But that makes the game more interesting to play. I'm a veteran MMORPG and I have experience in very hard bosses fights tho. I raid a lot in Final Fantasy 14 and Elder Scrolls Online. Nineveh is nothing compare to raid bosses in those games lol

@@shipwright2464 In my opinion all these bosses are easy lol. My point of view is the boss they came out with now is not as easy as this boss if it had the same handicaps lol Edit: I have learned over the years though something that's easy for one person isn't easy for others. 🙂

It has a bit of rng to it, it might be harder to keep your corruption down in some cases. The things you can do are keep an eye out for blue television screens that cleanse, utilize your bangboo plugins, and try not to take any traps (purple screens)

@@Muncheezlol ok thanks you

That sounds right. Not 100% sure though cause it never occurred to me to try it, I also don't have any more to collect to try it 🥲

I guess everyone is forced to take their time then. 😂

Yw!

lmao it really is, just do till 8/11, the rest don't give polychromes

@@Arunika1 i see thanks for the info, but im still struggling on the early part lmao

The general bosses in the game are mostly the same. Utilize elemental weakness when you can, break the shields and dump as much damage into them while avoiding attacks.

​@@Muncheezlol sure but how to stop it from healing ? in story mode there are eggs but in BoT they don't seem to have any effects

@@reo97233 I don't really know I never had an issue with it healing. Try breaking it when it comes down as opposed to going up maybe? Not too sure. Maybe make your JinWoo stronger?

@@Muncheezlol I finally figured it out : you have to use Hae-In or any hunter who can apply "Irremediable" debuff, which prevents even bosses from healing. Nice for early players 😉

@@reo97233 That's probably why I never had a problem with it. She was one of my only units for the longest time haha.

Thank you!

Interesting, I'll try this out.

Yeah this is right. It’s not 100% guaranteed to proc, but it’s always been the character that gets the final hit on the preceding boss in my experience. I don’t know what prevents it from happening sometimes though.

It is a specific mindscape unlock which if you have that already gives a special class based one as well also if you trigger with not enough trust rank, Like Anby gives Charging Field which is her M6

That sucks then as I always inflict final hit with Piper (she’s my main) and she doesn’t have trust events yet lol

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1. They changed the amounts of z-merits you obtain per run in hollow zero. From what I know the higher difficulty rewards more. Its not infinitely farmable anyway so there is a limit ( I do not know how many total you can get because its limited by run and not total earned I believe). You can do hollow zero roughly 15 times a week to milk it for all its worth even well after you've cleaned out the shop to earn a few extra dennies. I am not a fan of spreadsheet gaming so I do not know this total. If you're starved for dennies keep an eye out for events and do as much of the one time content in the game as possible in the HDD and look out for side quests in the towns. 2. Feeding your main dps is the way to go. You can leave your stun and support units slightly behind its not too big of a deal since they are there mostly for utility purposes like stunning and buffing your dps. 3. The importance of your units are dependent on what kind of team you're running. In a traditional one for example billy, anby, and nicole, the main dps being billy would be the one to invest in and get as strong as possible, while leaving the stun and support slightly behind as to save resources. With an anomaly team I would recommend building the 2 anomaly characters equally because the way anomaly characters work is based off of the damage they deal into the anomaly so if you only have 1 built anomaly character , the other anomalies damage contribution will be a lot smaller if you leave them too far behind. The upside to anomaly characters is their skill upgrades can be neglected a little bit due to the fact you're not relying on their on-hit damage as much as your traditional DPS characters like ellen or zhu yuan. For me personally I probably will not make a full functioning anomaly team for a while just for the simple fact that it costs a lot to level any character to 60 alongside skills and w-engines. I would personally just stick to fully building 2 teams for a while, which in actuality is what I'm currently doing in the game. My ellen and zhu yuan are at 60 and I plan on making their support and stun characters 60 as well but its definitely going to take some time. 4. If you want to run piper and jane go for it, disorders contribute to the stun meter now so whatever you decide to run in the 3rd slot can be made to trigger that extra damage as well since jane and piper will be the main damage in the group. Lastly, since you're new to gacha I highly encourage you to take your time and try not to rush. Nothing good comes out of trying to min max things or treat anything in the game like an MMO ( take it from someone whos played them for years ). Choose carefully when investing into your characters and know which featured banners you want to skip. If you do choose to spend, do it responsibly, everything that shows up as a featured banner gets power crept in some way, shape or form and becomes old news in a matter of months. These games are very slow paced and I want to say 90%, maybe even more of the resources and things that are related to vertical progression of your characters are time gated even if you spend thousands of dollars ( I did this in Genshin Impact ). The routine of these games are basically, Wait for content patches and new characters to see what you want > finish the new content > Do the scheduled events for bonus rewards, weeklies and dailies farming for what characters you want to progress or saving for an upcoming character > repeat.

I wonder if that will be in wilds 🤔

Its default but I play on an ultrawide and just use max camera distance D: Edit: Vsync is normally off

@@Muncheezlol thnx alot

A little patience goes a long way, and I wouldn't compare myself to others who are spending that much. If you keep on just doing the little things every week you'll have a full roster in a few months as f2p. The events and time limited stuff to my knowledge are accessible to everyone for the most part and they're the most important for f2p. This mode doesn't refresh as well, so you'll have access to this in a month from now, so you won't be losing anything. TLDR: Games still brand new keep your head up, take your time, do the events they come out with. These games are meant to be played little by little over long periods of time.

You got this

Yeah I had fun doing it , It doesn't have a reset timer on it like the red zones do so you people can take their time, which I thought was actually really nice of them.

I couldn't do this until i hit 60 😥

What a godsend comment, managed to clear 11/11 with this trick 🥹

@@Zym.mp4 So glad to hear it!!

When does the phase start?

@@Franklin_Johanessan 25% boss hp ish

You can do it!

I haven't the slightest clue to be perfectly honest. If i were to guess , give her a dps disc drive set with 2 set energy regen, energy regen in 6 slot , ether damage in 5 slot , and atk in 4 slot . W engines for supports are all kind of bad to be used for dps so that probably doesn't matter. You'll probably level her basic attack , ex special and ultimate skills. Again, I have no idea. This was just a guess.

everyone who is playing from day one and did not hit 50 by now should actually learn how to use his battery refill wisely instead of sitting on it and need 2 weeks longer to reach 50 also money and xp mats - and especially money - is the last thing you farm and only if it is really necessary, because you can get it from so many different sources. just think about it: you are holding a monologue about not needing to farm money and then you suggest farming money first. hilarious

​@@TryHard505A lot of people are afraid of using batteries, but you get a ton of them from leveling up. Sure you may want to save 20 or so for quick farming in the future, but there's no point to having them there and just not using them.

​@@Marc-rw3dd yeah, i personally never understood the advice stockpiling them until you can farm gear at the most efficiency. 90% of gear is crap anyway - with or without battery refill and all you do later on in these games in farming gear anyways. so to me using the battery/stamina refills to reach different milestones aka IK levels faster always felt more valuable. ofc you miss out on some mats, because most domains are not at their max efficiency when using the refills, but the better drops you get once you are at IK50 seem to make up for it rather quickly once at IK 50, you can start to build a little stockpile of these refills and use them to quickly farm mats for a new char, especially later on when new mats get introduced and the material you need gets released at the same time as the char who needs it and hence you might not be able to pre-farm.. also once level 50 you still have 10 ik level to go and each level gives 2 or 3 refills - atm you can only see till level 55, but i assume going from 55 to 60 will not change the kind of rewards drastically - so just getting to ik 60 will already help you stockpiling some of them.. even tho the XP needed for the higher levels is kinda insane.. like 35k from 50 to 51.. lol wtf ^^ .. but hey each patch we will also get some missions which will provide XP, so i guess it will sort itself out ;)

Je I used those batteries to try and speed run from lvl 35-40 farming some skill upgrade materials..... I didn't make it.