Original General Dungeon Fighter Thread

Since Battle Groove depends on combos, I kept Uppercut at 5 for that. I can see how maxing it is a good idea for someone who wants enemies to die quickly, though... and I do want enemies to die quickly. So is that really recommended for most builds to max Uppercut?

I didn't have Water Chaser before when I first started, but I got it (and have it now) because I had enough extra points for it at the time, and the defense sounded really nice. I die too fast. :< It was also recommended, it's apparently a great defense boost stacked with Teana.

I really never found out what exactly Fusion Chaser DOES... and if I stick with my Fire/Water/Light build, do I really not need it?

Double Smash doesn't seem to have a Cancel in this builder, so I don't even know what level it should be left at. I'm assuming 5? And if that cancel does exist, do I get that as well? The builder is also silly and only shows one level in Chaser Upgrade, is there really more than one level to it?

Also going to assume that Good Hit and Physical Training are all I need when it comes to the general TP skills.

somanyquestions >:

lol Somefool ^ I still think he should've gotten out his 100'/. evasion set and win.

The more airtime my enemy gets, the less time they have to stab me in the face.

@Miek: Elementalist is a pretty average solo class as of right now, and Ice/Light is a tough element choice. Act X should change a few things though.

Fusion chaser takes the next 2 chasers lined up and attacks with it. Effects differ with different combinations. I think the light/dark chaser circles the monster hit and does damage over time.

Max upper is not required for combos. You're really not doing anything different besides either xxx or palm blast, and 5 is enough. If you can OTG combo a boss, that boss will less likely send out shockwaves and will always be able to be hit by you and your party. If you want enemies to die quickly, you don't want them to stay in the air where no one can hit them for like 2 seconds. But then again they can't hit you either.

I personally prefer having max upper, but go with what you're comfortable with. If you think 5 is enough, keep it there. If you want more, max it. When/if they announce the reset, you can dump extra points into max upper to test it until reset time.

I think the TP build I posted a page back is a good start. I'm still trying to see what builds will be like.