Original General Dungeon Fighter Thread

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Sorry I inted to be a striker, I just said brawler as a general term.

Oh, okay. Striker is pretty much an MP chugging engine of destruction.

You mean in the mist of attacks? I don't clearly understand what you mean, or it's just because all my moves are currently "toss/superkick/fastflickingkick/anduppercut", there's not much to cancel, unless you're saying you can cancel after damage is delt (or obviously reg attack combos) and pretty much get rid of the recovery?

Yes in the midst of attacking. For example, you'd backstep if an enemy is about to hit you, or you Uppercut in the middle of your XXX attack so you can launch enemies in the air and continue to combo them.

I need elaboration on this please .

There's an old alchemist named Loton. He can disassemble equipment for cube fragments. These fragments are used for various things in the game, mostly quest related, and clear cube fragments (the most abundant cube) are used for your level 35+ skills.

What level is skytower? Also can you reccomend what skill should be hotkey'd as a striker, and which ones to actually learn the combo's, or is this kind of "how you feel" kind of thing"

Sky Tower is available at level 16. Not sure what skills your should hotkey as a Striker as I don't have one. Ask Alex or Sera in the guild.

Now I'm not sure if I actually got one of these before, I think I have and used it by mistake lol, but what typically drops them, bosses? I mean once again the highest dungeon I have been in is the 4th one unlocked during story mode, by no means am I that far. I didn't know about the fatique stuff so I was redoing lower level dungeons to level up a good 3 above the next one. lol

You'd use the Demon scrolls by talking to the female priestess Grandis and purchase hell mode stones, and yes typically bosses drop them (starting at Sky Tower).

Again just a quick reference of what level requirement would this be.

Drake's Nest is the entrance dungeon in Sky Tower, level 16. Dark Tequilas have no level requirement but heal 250 MP (albeit a 10% chance to make your character fall asleep) but are probably the cheapest MP potions you can get.

I believe that was the ones I was using, or received the guide from, I notice this game doesn't go by level guides, rather "IF YOU GOT THIS SP USE IT HERE", do I have the right idea on that lol.

Yeah there's not really a level guide, more a list of what must-have/recommended skills to get/max for X class.