Good place to train Meteor?

• EndlessDreams wrote on 2013-11-15 06:18
  Anyone have any ideas on where to train Meteor?
  
  More specifically, what is the most dense place you guys can think of for meeting meteor's first two requirements? (Deal X damage requirement and Hit Y Enemies)
• Sepia wrote on 2013-11-15 06:20
  Shyllien Nature Reserve?
• alwmiioktm wrote on 2013-11-15 06:29
  episode 4 or 5 or saga has quite a few mobs.
• Syr wrote on 2013-11-15 06:40
  Hillwen Mines B2 works pretty well for Novice to B.
  
  From what I'm seeing, for Rank B to 6, it's best to do SS for those CP mobs because you can get 24 spiders in one particular room, notably this one below:
  
  

  [Image: http://puu.sh/5iQ4B.jpg]

  
  
  EDIT: Use Flame Burst on the spiders as soon as they spawn, spider aggro AI abuse ftw.
  
  Make sure it's the one with the four orbs in the corners. You have 30 minutes of cooldown, spend that time getting the maximum amount of spawns. Don't forget to adjust difficulty or wear CP reducers for whatever kind of CP mobs you need.
  
  I'm pretty sure OA center room works too, but it might be a tad risky unless stuck mobs.
• Aubog007 wrote on 2013-11-15 06:55

  Quote from Syr;1169840:

  Hillwen Mines B2 works pretty well for Novice to B.
  
  From what I'm seeing, for Rank B to 6, it's best to do SS for those CP mobs because you can get 24 spiders in one particular room, notably this one below:
  
  

  [Image: http://puu.sh/5iQ4B.jpg]

  
  
  EDIT: Use Flame Burst on the spiders as soon as they spawn, spider aggro AI abuse ftw.
  
  Make sure it's the one with the four orbs in the corners. You have 30 minutes of cooldown, spend that time getting the maximum amount of spawns. Don't forget to adjust difficulty or wear CP reducers for whatever kind of CP mobs you need.
  
  I'm pretty sure OA center room works too, but it might be a tad risky unless stuck mobs.

  
  
  
  Rain casting.
• Syr wrote on 2013-11-15 07:00

  Quote from Aubog007;1169846:

  Rain casting.

  
  
  But not everyone has r1 raincasting D:
• Splatulated wrote on 2013-11-15 07:44
  how do you hit 10k damage on 4 enemies ? with a novice skill
  
  last i look i hit 2609 damage on a fox
• Syr wrote on 2013-11-15 08:06

  Quote from Splatulated;1169866:

  how do you hit 10k damage on 4 enemies ? with a novice skill
  
  last i look i hit 2609 damage on a fox

  
  
  It's cumulative. Meaning if you land 2500 damage on four foxes you'll fulfill that 10k damage requirement. Try to hit as many enemies as you can with a single meteor.
• Slayerj wrote on 2013-11-15 08:08

  Quote from Splatulated;1169866:

  how do you hit 10k damage on 4 enemies ? with a novice skill
  
  last i look i hit 2609 damage on a fox

  
  
  You just have to hit a total of 10k dmg, not on each mob.
  
  Mob 1: 2k dmg
  Mob 2: 2k dmg
  Mob 3: 2.5k dmg
  Mob 4: 4k dmg
  Total dmg: 10.5k dmg
• Zekkii wrote on 2013-11-15 08:11
  I just wish I could calculate Meteor Strike's damage, luckily it hasn't really been an issue yet.
• SUNFLARE wrote on 2013-11-15 08:14
  I know of a few but not gonna spoil the fun :D
• Aubog007 wrote on 2013-11-15 08:35

  Quote from SUNFLARE;1169891:

  I know of a few but not gonna spoil the fun :D

  
  
  I just provoke a lot of mobs, and if there isn't a lot. I use puppet and finish set to anyone.
• wildk wrote on 2013-11-15 09:46
  Could always enthrall foxes/spider/mongooses into one confined place
• Syr wrote on 2013-11-15 10:23
  Black Leopards don't count towards field boss level training. Just a word of warning.
  
  Edit: Looking through JP Mabi Wiki, they seem to say that raid bosses are the only things that count towards the attack field boss counts. Makes sense.
• Odinwolfe wrote on 2013-11-15 19:17
  Get bard with high enthralling
  Get cloud pet
  -OR-
  Get two bards one with enthralling and one with lullaby
  Group mobs in circle, put mobs to sleep, then slap their shit with a meteor.