Did you know ...

• sasakikojiro wrote on 2010-04-14 03:55
  Just restarting my "Did you know" thread from the other forums ... "Uncle e" wasn't possible here, so im using my IGN now. So for new people, this thread is to help inform players w/ things that might not be well known in the game. Pls keep things to first hand experienced knowledge and not hear say.
  
  - Did you know that feeding your ego has become a step easier?
  
  You used to have to actually click a button on the interface between item feedings instead of just freely clicking on the interface itself (the brown window w/o the items) ... this saves you the step of moving the mouse between clicking on that brown window. Its a minor thing, but for those of us who are constantly feeding it lots of items, every little saved motion helps.
  
  THANK YOU NEXON! :)
  See, im not complaining ... for once!
• Cannibal wrote on 2010-04-14 03:57
  Yeah, I noticed that the other day. I was like FAWWWWYES!
• Tibarn wrote on 2010-04-14 03:58

  Quote from sasakikojiro;2007:

  Just restarting my "Did you know" thread from the other forums ... "Uncle e" wasn't possible here, so im using my IGN now.
  
  - Did you know that feeding your ego has become a step easier?
  
  You used to have to actually click a button on the interface between item feedings instead of just freely clicking on the interface itself ... this saves you the step of moving the mouse etc. Its a minor thing, but for those of us who are constantly feeding it lots of items, every little saved motion helps.
  
  THANK YOU NEXON! :)
  See, im not complaining ... for once!

  
  
  I LOVED it that they did this! Now all we need is a mass feed button...
  
  Oh, also going along with ego feeding, did you know that if you hold down the Control button and click on an item in the shop, it'll buy it and automatically send it to your bag? I find it faster when ego feeding. I can get my ego from extremely mad to happy in under 5 minutes...feeding it sandals.
• Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 03:59
  Did you know it takes around 140 runs of Inter. Difficulty Defeat Shadow Warrior Missions to reach Lv50?
  
  -trust me. i've done it ;~;-
• Shironi wrote on 2010-04-14 04:33
  Did you know, you can sell money to NPCs?
• Tibarn wrote on 2010-04-14 04:52

  Quote from Shirayuki;2019:

  Did you know it takes around 140 runs of Inter. Difficulty Defeat Shadow Warrior Missions to reach Lv50?
  
  -trust me. i've done it ;~;-

  
  
  *Cough*nolife*Cough*
  
  :bye:
• Shirayuki wrote on 2010-04-14 04:53
  My secret lover has appeared! And pssshhh...yeah I don't have a life ;~;
  
  /back to my rock
  
  edit: and it only took about 10 hours of nonstop grinding! not too much of a nolife ;~; it was like a ciar adv grindfest :D
• Phunkie wrote on 2010-04-14 05:11
  Did you know that the Golem in the Stones of Sliab Cuilin always (or almost every time) drops a Golem crystal when defeated?
  
  The type of Crystal depends on your mission difficulty as well.
  
  Beginner ~ Stone
  Intermediate ~ Forest
  Advanced ~ Sulfur
  Hard ~ Snow
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2010-04-14 05:18
  Did you know
  that there was a hidden red haired character in ciar dungeon?
• Taycat wrote on 2010-04-14 13:29
  Did you know that Ferghus never actually fully repairs your stuff?
  
  You can't tell, but he leaves off about .0000000001 on your equipment.
• Yogurticecream wrote on 2010-04-14 14:58
  1. Pet summon time doesn't run out if you use a pet to look after a store. Saves you money if you don't want to hire a brownie.
  
  2. If monsters in room doesn't spot you and if you are playing dead while partymate is dead at the other side of the room, you can consider spamming play dead to get there =S I know people use this for fun but I was ever in such a situation so I used play dead to get to the other side of the room.
  
  (Does not work in rooms with monsters that quickly aggro, eg alby advance spiders)
  
  3. You get item drops if you just get a hit on certain big field bosses like Red Dragon and Giant crocodile, you don't need to kill them at all. Hit, run away (but not too far off), let the pros do the work and sit back and wait for reward.
  
  4. If you really have not much funds to feed ego weapon, you can use the moon stones from housing. Just get a pickaxe, go to the castle moon stone area and dig. For female sword egos, dugald's moonstone gives strength. Something to note of.
  
  5. You can switch between toolbars on your skills quickly by Ctrl + <number of the section>. So if you want to switch to alchemy, just hit Ctrl + 5.
  
  6. Equipping the title that is gained from getting 100 or more heart stickers, a chocolate sword and a lollipop sword will get you a lot of hearts around your character.
• Zid wrote on 2010-04-14 15:13
  Did you know that the G9S2 Memorial quest rewards, Taillteann Two-Handed Sword and Andra's Bow, are tradeable/enchantable? You can also bless/poison each too.
  
  Also, the monster skill "Dragon Rush" of many Giant Field Bosses can't hit any player using Play Dead.
• Archibald wrote on 2010-04-14 15:30
  Did you know that using the throw airplane function you can avoid a dragon fireball (players fireball too)
• Tedio wrote on 2010-04-14 19:24
  Did you know that the Broken logs in physis make good ego food for blunts?
• Bankai231 wrote on 2010-04-14 19:56
  Press crtl and click an Item to use it. Good for eating things like arat berries and things that arent potions