Early game training. What should I do?

• Chockeh wrote on 2011-02-12 06:48

  Quote from demonlord96;331800:

  
  From what I've seen even non melee characters tend to pick up Windmill.

  
  
  It's the fastest AOE and getaway skill.
• truefire wrote on 2011-02-12 12:44

  Quote from demonlord96;331816:

  Well that kinda sucks, but I guess with the kind of payoff this skill is supposed to give it really won't matter.
  
  -looks at your sig-
  Wow... I can't even get past G1...

  
  
  The 10% loss is a checks and balances countermeasure. If WM did everything it does and had no penalty, people would be crying OP.
  
  I recommend doing Winemaking and choosing Eluned's winery to make your wine. With Icebolt and Counterattack you should be able to handle the shadow missions she gives you (The Smell of Wine) quite well. The coupon rewards should also earn you money for better gear.
• Taycat wrote on 2011-02-12 13:46

  Quote from Sebbies;331809:

  Nope, always drains 10% of your max HP. It won't be as big a deal later on though.

  
  
  Except when it takes 50 when you're a pally/dk.
  
  Ouch.
• Cuculain wrote on 2011-02-12 14:44

  Quote from demonlord96;331816:

  Well that kinda sucks, but I guess with the kind of payoff this skill is supposed to give it really won't matter.
  
  -looks at your sig-
  Wow... I can't even get past G1...

  
  
  If you use windmill the right way, you won't need hp in early dungeons. Simply put, you won't get touched.
• demonlord96 wrote on 2011-02-12 14:55

  Quote from truefire;332041:

  The 10% loss is a checks and balances countermeasure. If WM did everything it does and had no penalty, people would be crying OP.
  
  I recommend doing Winemaking and choosing Eluned's winery to make your wine. With Icebolt and Counterattack you should be able to handle the shadow missions she gives you (The Smell of Wine) quite well. The coupon rewards should also earn you money for better gear.

  
  
  I suppose that makes sense.
  Whats this about making Wine?
  
  @Cuculain I suppose that makes sense as well.
  Where'e a good place to train Windmill? I have it at like Rank F I think...
• mageyoulook wrote on 2011-02-12 15:50

  Quote from demonlord96;332133:

  
  Where'e a good place to train Windmill? I have it at like Rank F I think...

  
  [font=calibri]Wolves at Osna Snail. (set up a party with 'All to Finish')
  Angle your last blow so the wolves lay close to each other before Windmilling.
  This'll make your multi-kill & strong/awful requirements go by fast.
  Alternatively, you can do the same at Shadow Cast City if you dual wield upgraded swords.[/font]
• Kyreffer wrote on 2011-02-12 16:11

  Quote from kNocturn;332070:

  Except when it takes 50 when you're a pally/dk.
  
  Ouch.

  
  
  No it still takes 10% when you're transformed. That 10% just is more hp.
• Cuculain wrote on 2011-02-12 16:17
  I'm assuming your Combat Power is fairly low, so the wolves near ciar dungeon would be great, mageyoulook's tip also works wonders for early levels too.
• Ryoko wrote on 2011-02-13 02:44

  Quote from Cuculain;332217:

  I'm assuming your Combat Power is fairly low, so the wolves near ciar dungeon would be great, mageyoulook's tip also works wonders for early levels too.

  
  
  Things such as Raccoons and Foxes would work just as well if you are extremely low leveled, including dungeons such as Ciar Normal and Math dungeon are fairly good for mid-CP players. Keep the fomor scrolls for money for later.