Dungeon Fighter Online Discussion

• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-06-24 02:53

  Quote from bradstrt;74144:

  Why cant this be run in windowed mode :/

  
  
  because you're not good at DFO yet
  
  and the cat needs a PVP buddy (punching bag)
  because the cat is terrible at PvP
• Taycat wrote on 2010-06-24 04:33

  Quote from Chocklitshop;74110:

  :/ I'm so weak, Thunderland boss took away 3 of my Life tokens.
  Current fail combo: Normal attack X2 > Upward slash > Neutral Wave/Ghost Slash > Repeat

  
  
  I was able to do it on my Gunner.
  
  And I ran out of consumables too.
• Shanghai wrote on 2010-06-24 04:49

  Quote from Xiyamae;74299:

  I was able to do it on my Gunner.
  
  And I ran out of consumables too.

  
  
  I can give you some MP items if you want. Maybe some HP, but I'm starting to need them more now. I have like 88 Magic Flowers and like 40 Magic Waters as well as all of the usable items you get from quests that don't restore your HP or MP. I'm so conservative ;~; That and because I have Ancient Library to heal my MP.
• Taycat wrote on 2010-06-24 04:49

  Quote from Shanghai;74329:

  I can give you some MP items if you want. Maybe some HP, but I'm starting to need them more now. I have like 88 Magic Flowers and like 40 Magic Waters as well as all of the usable items you get from quests that don't restore your HP or MP. I'm so conservative ;~; That and because I have Ancient Library to heal my MP.

  
  
  I have no problem with MP right now.
  
  Just HP.
• Shanghai wrote on 2010-06-24 04:57

  Quote from Xiyamae;74331:

  I have no problem with MP right now.
  
  Just HP.

  
  
  Can't help you there. Just remember to whack the trees in Grand Flores for those Wild berries and other berries, and trade those other berries in at Siusha for beer that restores both your HP and MP. Unfortunately, the berry trees don't spawn in Blazing Grak, but you should get enough from the other dungeons to last your way through.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2010-06-24 05:28
  Stop taking hits.
  Farm Dragonoids Nest mad.
  
  If you're having problems surviving before reaching Vestibule of Darkness we've got a problem.
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-06-24 05:33
  the cat agrees with kitae,
  grand flores isn't that painful
  The only reason you would die there is because you don't bother to move or get out of the way
  
  Sky tower is a high curve from grandflores
  (in terms of soloing)
  More mobs = more likely of being trapped and die.
  
  anyways,
  Vestibule of darkness is evil
  the dungeon where you'll make the most misses.
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-24 06:11
  Yeah, I got problem finding health potions.
  I bought so many sharp eyes, thinking it was a HP potion D:!
  Also, I have this build, but I'm ranking the skills as it comes, wonder if there's a order I should respect...
  Any combo ideas for this build?
  AradSociety - Skill Planner
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-06-24 06:25
  :/
  You use upward slash for everything
  You use it to start a combo, you can use it to lift the enemy when ur normal hits are finished etc.
  Wave wheel is there to separate a mob of multiple enemies in different directions, and you use it at the end of a combo.
  Gore Cross is good because it hits multiple enemies multiple times (if you time it correctly).
  You can jump to avoid an attack and use ashe fork.
  neatral wave is to poke, or interrupt an enemy.
  
  Most importantly you use Zanbatos
  It's pretty straight forward
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-24 06:27
  I already got that down owo.
  I have ****load of problems hitting enemies sometimes D:.
  Even dodging and jumping.
  
  EDIT: Are Epic Quest important? They don't seem worth doing. Don't know if they are something like mainstream or not.
• Shanghai wrote on 2010-06-24 06:29

  Quote from Chocklitshop;74392:

  Yeah, I got problem finding health potions.
  I bought so many sharp eyes, thinking it was a HP potion D:!
  Also, I have this build, but I'm ranking the skills as it comes, wonder if there's a order I should respect...
  Any combo ideas for this build?
  AradSociety - Skill Planner

  
  
  There are NO(NONE AT ALL) health potion or MP potion vendors in this game, you have to get your potions from dungeons and quests(usually repeatable) only. Just saying so you know now. You get HP pots at your level by hunting for Wild Berries from trees in Lorien and Grand Flores, trading in Goblin Phalanges for Baked Wheat Bread from Gruebeck(it's the repeatable quest), and you can trade in those miragin berries and that other berry to Sisuha for booze that heals both your HP and MP. Remember to turn in 5 at a time for Siusha's quest, since you get more booze than just turning in the 2 berry quest. MP items are Lami Leaves and moar booze from Siusha. You can take the Rum from Gruebeck after giving him some Goblin Phalanges, but it's more recommended to take the HP pot since you're struggling with hits and dodges and such. Try not to toy around with Fortune Tokens, since they usually strike you with lightning when you really need it. General and Epic Quests usually give status potions which up one or more statuses of your character, and I never really use these. Each potion has it's own level cap before you can use it, and some vendors around the Shop Channel sell potions for level 30s and above.
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-06-24 06:30

  Quote from Chocklitshop;74403:

  I already got that down owo.
  I have ****load of problems hitting enemies sometimes D:.
  Even dodging and jumping.
  
  EDIT: Are Epic Quest important? They don't seem worth doing. Don't know if they are something like mainstream or not.

  
  
  Epic quests are how you level along with your other quests.
  and they're mainstream storyline.
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-24 06:32
  Oh god T_T.
  Gonna have to go back to those dungeons I don't need anymore D:.
• Shanghai wrote on 2010-06-24 06:39

  Quote from Chocklitshop;74408:

  Oh god T_T.
  Gonna have to go back to those dungeons I don't need anymore D:.

  
  
  You do Epic Quests for the EXP they give and the special items you can get from them, such as books that give SP, and rare weapons and armor. Not much mainstream to it though in the beginning. They rarely talk about the history of the Devolution and such.
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-24 06:41
  Is there SP Resets as a reward for a quest or something?
  I think I heard about something like that. Not sure...