To RPG lovers

[DVDFreaker]

To all RPG lovers: When you have a hard time beating a boss like let's say the 3rd boss, do you increase a few levels to get stronger and then beat the 3rd boss or do you increase all the way to level 99 even it takes FOREVER to do and then beat the 3rd boss? As for me, on all role playing games, I increase all my characters to level 99 even it takes forever but I am a patient guy but my friends think I am crazy for doing it but I didn't care! What about you?

[VamPyroX]

Umm... is this for all RPG games or a particular RPG game you didn't mention?

I know that some RPG games don't go to level 99.

[deafskeptic]

I've played a few rpg games and I'm much more interested in beating other players in combat than beating the bosses in the game. I'll get up to max level in game so I can beat others in combat.

I had a difficult time getting gear for PvP in two games because it required me to find people to help me beat the bosses in the game for the gear that I needed to be competive vs other people. Oh, they'd have helped. I just hated to ask for help.

[DVDFreaker]

Originally Posted by VamPyroX

Umm... is this for all RPG games or a particular RPG game you didn't mention?

I know that some RPG games don't go to level 99.

Like all but most of the rpg games I played goes up to level 99 but the others I haven't played yet....

[PowerON]

My all-time RPG game is Chrono Trigger and I manage to got all characters at max 99 Level know as "**". It's too powerful to handle. HAHA!

[PuyoPiyo]

I beat alot of RPG games and never reach at 99 level, only like 60 levels the highest I ever had.

[VamPyroX]

Originally Posted by deafskeptic

I've played a few rpg games and I'm much more interested in beating other players in combat than beating the bosses in the game. I'll get up to max level in game so I can beat others in combat.

I had a difficult time getting gear for PvP in two games because it required me to find people to help me beat the bosses in the game for the gear that I needed to be competive vs other people. Oh, they'd have helped. I just hated to ask for help.

I know the feeling.

Sometimes, it's hard to know who to trust.

I have a friend who played WoW. He got very far in the game, but there were several quests that required the help of others... such as a team. So, he would try looking for people who were willing to join him on these quests. 1 out of 10 times, he would end up with at least 1 person who would back out suddenly and screw everyone over. Because of that, he would get very picky and do research before deciding who can join him.

[VamPyroX]

Originally Posted by PowerON

My all-time RPG game is Chrono Trigger and I manage to got all characters at max 99 Level know as "**". It's too powerful to handle. HAHA!

Yep!

I've watched a friend play Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. He will play through the game, but spent 75% of his time working on upgrading his character.

When I came over to visit him one night, he was playing that game. I looked at his character and it seemed like he didn't have much. He also had only completed a few quests and had A LOT to go.

Since I was there, he decided to show me what a typical quest looked like. So, he went on his next quest. Boy... I was amazed how he went through that quest so easily! He upgraded his sneaking and lock-picking skills to a point that he could pick just about any lock (no matter how hard it was) and could sneak up on anyone. He even had enough power to see in the dark, while others couldn't see him.

I asked him why it was so easy. He said he spent most of his free time upgrading his character. SWEET!

[The Highlander]

If I play FF7 or any other FF games, i like to try to beat the boss at the current level and use thinking strategies on how to beat the boss and see if I can get by. If not, I just build up few more levels. I think going to Level 99 first before doing the "third boss" is a waste, and all the time you spend on building to level 99, takes out all the fun throughout the games.

[DVDFreaker]

Originally Posted by The Highlander

If I play FF7 or any other FF games, i like to try to beat the boss at the current level and use thinking strategies on how to beat the boss and see if I can get by. If not, I just build up few more levels. I think going to Level 99 first before doing the "third boss" is a waste, and all the time you spend on building to level 99, takes out all the fun throughout the games.

I dunno, at least it will be easier beating the boss and learning new magic is fun, that is just me though

[PuyoPiyo]

Originally Posted by The Highlander

If I play FF7 or any other FF games, i like to try to beat the boss at the current level and use thinking strategies on how to beat the boss and see if I can get by. If not, I just build up few more levels. I think going to Level 99 first before doing the "third boss" is a waste, and all the time you spend on building to level 99, takes out all the fun throughout the games.

*nods agree* It's a kinda of waste to gain the level up to 99, even some levels at 70 can be overkill just like 99.

[DVDFreaker]

Originally Posted by PuyoPiyo

*nods agree* It's a kinda of waste to gain the level up to 99, even some levels at 70 can be overkill just like 99.

Eh, I always go to level 99, guess I'm the only one in the world

[VamPyroX]

I remember a friend telling me about Star Wars Galaxies or whatever the game was. He said that at a certain level, a person becomes a Jedi or a Sith... but still continues to get better. Like the movie, following the path of the Dark Side makes you a Sith faster... and following the path of the Good makes you a Jedi slowly. However, as a Jedi... you can become much stronger.

Strangely... when you become a Jedi, the whole community is aware of it... and when you become a Sith, no one knows about it. Interesting.

[PuyoPiyo]

Originally Posted by DVDFreaker

Eh, I always go to level 99, guess I'm the only one in the world

Nah you are not the only one, I have seen alot of videos in youtube that show the character's level at 99.

[PowerON]

Originally Posted by VamPyroX

I remember a friend telling me about Star Wars Galaxies or whatever the game was. He said that at a certain level, a person becomes a Jedi or a Sith... but still continues to get better. Like the movie, following the path of the Dark Side makes you a Sith faster... and following the path of the Good makes you a Jedi slowly. However, as a Jedi... you can become much stronger.

Strangely... when you become a Jedi, the whole community is aware of it... and when you become a Sith, no one knows about it. Interesting.

Sound like Onion Knight on FFIII, it was most tough to built job level. It slow build everything until reach 90 job level, it start jump rapid than ever. Reach 99, it's most powerful (most max on magic, defense, power, mind, etc) in FF game and unstopped.

Gawd! It took me forever to get Onion Knight reach 90 level job

[DVDFreaker]

Right now I'm on level 86 so 13 more levels to go but I still have to get the other characters levels to 99 which the other characters levels are 81, 80, 70, and 71, gonna take a while