Oh yeah how dumb of me. You keep all evilities and skills you bought. So sometimes it's a good idea to wait on reincarnating so you can use your mana for a skill you want first, and then you'll have that for your reincarnated character
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Oh yeah how dumb of me. You keep all evilities and skills you bought. So sometimes it's a good idea to wait on reincarnating so you can use your mana for a skill you want first, and then you'll have that for your reincarnated character
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excellent. I'll use that as my general gauge. I want to get my evilities for my classes, and make sure I got the skills I want.
So with the mage classes, the red skull, green skull, ect, do I have to reincarnate just to learn spells of a different element? I've got a red mage, but I can only learn fire attacks.
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Yeah it's a very good idea to reincarnate a mage through several different types so they can use all of the different magics. It was one of my most useful characters in the game.....her name was Blueberry.....it was random.....don't look at me like that.
I would suggest atleast getting to mega fire before switching over......since mega is about all you need for each element to have enough power to kill an enemy that's weak to that element, at least that's all I ever needed. And then just get atleast one giga so that can be your standard magic you use unless the enemy has a weakness to exploit.
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No! Stop making me want this game more Torillan!
you should give up and buy it Outlaw.....that's what a real RPG fan would do.....what happened man....you used to be cool.
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Man! I was playingh this game for a couple hours and was very entertained. I went to the trophy league thread and saw I was falling way behind so I went trophy grinding. I was about to do more but reading your responses is making me go play some more of this game!
Torillian said: you should give up and buy it Outlaw.....that's what a real RPG fan would do.....what happened man....you used to be cool. :P |
HAHAHAHA this reminds me of the simpsons episode. "Hey china still cool. YOU PAY LATER! LATER!"
"Hey outlawauron still cool. I BUY NOW! NOW!" Is what his response should be.
Anyways I agree with toillian. This and VC will keep you busy for a good while.
Torillian said: Reincarnating is mainly important once you have higher classes available for your currently used characters. Reincarnating your warrior to become the second type of warrior once you have it unlocked. |
Is reincarnating basically the transmigration system from the first game, or are you talking about something completely new?
LOL MATURE said:
HAHAHAHA this reminds me of the simpsons episode. "Hey china still cool. YOU PAY LATER! LATER!" "Hey outlawauron still cool. I BUY NOW! NOW!" Is what his response should be. Anyways I agree with toillian. This and VC will keep you busy for a good while. |
See. One problem. Being a multiplatform guy is a blessing and a curse. It's awesome because you don't miss on anything, but it sucks because you have to buy everything.
If you take a look at my profile and gander over to the my games part, I already have several things I haven't even started yet.
(Note: Valkyria Chronicles will immediatly be sent to the top of the list, regardless of whatever the heck I am doing or what I think I should be doing)
The_vagabond7 said: excellent. I'll use that as my general gauge. I want to get my evilities for my classes, and make sure I got the skills I want. So with the mage classes, the red skull, green skull, ect, do I have to reincarnate just to learn spells of a different element? I've got a red mage, but I can only learn fire attacks. |
I would wait the extra bit for the Giga spells. It is worth it, and I am kicking myself in Disgaea 2 that I reincarnated too early, and will have to re-reincarnate to get them. You won't have to worry about the Omega spells unless you are spending 100+ hours on the game (which is totally possible!). You could easily spend 1000+ hours on any Disgeaa game and still have a lot to do.
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