2009-10-25, 02:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 2009-10-25, 02:21 AM by WillDaSnail.)
IllegallySane Wrote:Dragon's Blood can be skipped entirely just BECAUSE Dragon's Blood can be dispelled, but a Warrior Elixir can't. Besides, with most warrior's having a huge inventory, having 100 Warrior Elixirs should be trivial, and even 200 isn't a problem.
I'm just gonna play it nice and ask you to reread what I put in my post you quoted.
WillDaSnail Wrote:Don't forget Dragon Blood. You can save yourself a bit of $ by not buying war elixirs. However, you can keep a few [war elixirs] in your inventory in case you need to use it for a boss that fk's the skill [Dragon Blood] over repeatedly (like Pap's dispel).
I didn't ignore that fact, ya know? What I'm trying to say is that DB's still great as a training skill....
[spoiler=And to provide further counterarguement.....
]Ive seen Heroes still using Rage when they're training. (Some with inventory spaces bigger than Texas opt for Ciders, if they wish). That still shows how that skill (and any atk buff skill, like Dragon Blood) still useful, especially when it can save you $ by giving you the ability to have it anytime instead of pressing a key that'll cost you 5K mesos (and you could run out of war elixirs anytime - especially a headache if you're in a big training session and forgot to restock your war elixirs). So in essence, this can also apply to Dragon Blood.
Sure you can argue back that war elixirs lasts longer + undispellable. I'll ask you this: If you were out nailing monsters, what type of monsters you would spend most of the time killing? There's two categories, and I'll leave it at that.[/spoiler]