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Mastertrek
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Was it good? From what you said I think it doesn’t have any post-game to grind for..
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There is no post game. Some grinding during the game is necessary to defeat a few of the optional bosses, but grinding in this game is a little easier than most because of the way the soul maps work.
Was it good? From what you said I think it doesn’t have any post-game to grind for..
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There is no post game. Some grinding during the game is necessary to defeat a few of the optional bosses, but grinding in this game is a little easier than most because of the way the soul maps work.
Older, but not wiser
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Mastertrek
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The soul maps make it very easy to raise your attributes. You don't need "seeds", and because of the way the soul maps work, you can push your attributes to the max should you wish to do so. The random "victory" drops give you items that make this possible. Indeed, even the junk lottery tickets are useful to add values to "attack" power. First time I've ever found the usually useless lottery tickets good for anything. But really, you don't need to do much to get strong enough to beat all the monsters.
Older, but not wiser
Did anyone manage to find bestiary entry no. 142 (which should be one of the metal monsters)? It's literally the only sensible thing left for me to do/discover in this game, but I'm growing tired of the mindless slaughtering, so I would greatly appreciate any help. If someone is in possession of this entry, but can't remember where to encounter this enemy, it would be helpful to know the enemy's name and its EXP value in order to narrow down possible encounter locations. I've already spent hours grinding in the world map's metal locations and in Envy Shrine before circling back through the story dungeons, but to no avail so far. I've even played the entire game using a "double" encounter setting (thanks to one of the DLCs on Steam) in anticipation of something like this happening.
By the way, I chose the "seeds route" with regards to stats maximization (instead of the "Power Rebirth Stones + Reset Stones route"), the main reason being that you need to grind all Power Rebirth Stones (and if you think about buying them or their upgraded version in the in-game premium shop, you'll realize that seeds would be a better investment of your premium currency). The "seeds route's" biggest advantage is that all Power Rebirth Stones can be spent on skill slots (instead of stat slots). There are diminishing returns towards the end, though; I leveled up one skill to level 99 (which seems to be the maximum level for active skills), but it definitely wasn't worth the effort.
By the way, I chose the "seeds route" with regards to stats maximization (instead of the "Power Rebirth Stones + Reset Stones route"), the main reason being that you need to grind all Power Rebirth Stones (and if you think about buying them or their upgraded version in the in-game premium shop, you'll realize that seeds would be a better investment of your premium currency). The "seeds route's" biggest advantage is that all Power Rebirth Stones can be spent on skill slots (instead of stat slots). There are diminishing returns towards the end, though; I leveled up one skill to level 99 (which seems to be the maximum level for active skills), but it definitely wasn't worth the effort.
EXP: 4700 Gold: 289 Elem: Non HP: 12
[EDIT]: I'm sure you know, but just in case, here is a old note I made about metal in general (not a specific monster):
The metal monster island: upper north east island; they don't give much experience, but instead give SP
several other small islands are loaded with metal, as is the envy dungeon
[EDIT]: I'm sure you know, but just in case, here is a old note I made about metal in general (not a specific monster):
The metal monster island: upper north east island; they don't give much experience, but instead give SP
several other small islands are loaded with metal, as is the envy dungeon
Older, but not wiser
Thanks. I still haven't encountered it, but I'll keep on trying until I'm fed up with it. Since I can't seem to encounter the Metal Glyph in the metal areas on the world map or in Envy Shrine even after grinding in each location for hours, I've tried many other areas and dungeons, but no luck so far. My guess is that the Metal Glyph can only appear in a certain location, similar to the Metal Golem (no. 143) that only appears in the "danger zone" southwest of Anemoss Town. If I somehow manage to finally find the darn beast, I'll let the world know of its location so that it can be hunted to extinction. I don't even know what kind of monster a "Glyph" is supposed to be, but knowing its appearance might or might not provide a clue about its potential whereabouts.