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I know I'm years behind the times here, but I just beat Overlord in EOII. Is there some basic class/skill combination I've overlooked the entire game? Because every single tactic I tried still left me at the mercy of the RNG. Level 65 Beast kitted out to be a giant meat wall? Dead in one round of attacks. Hexer and Dark Hunter could never get their ailments & debuffs to stick. Until they did, and then I won. I'm okay with a game where luck plays a major factor, but if there's some trick I'm missing, I'd like to know before I tackle the post-game content. (Also if there's any build that makes Troubadours and Alchemists worth the gobs of TP they require just to function.)
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How does the post-storyline content in Etrian Odyssey III compare to the second game? I was glad to see some lingering side plots resolved, but grinding characters up to fight Ur-Child has been such a goddamned slog. If there's nothing to speed it up, then it needs to be really, really good for me to bother with it.
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SSJ Reeko posted:Is there anything I should know going into SF2? I just picked it up and I remember being rather confused about abilities and feeling like I was always missing something when I played way back when. More generally, you want to keep the two storylines roughly parallel because there are points in the story where you'll be stuck using characters from both. Also, there's a battle at the conclusion of each that's complete bullshit, so don't enter the last dungeon until you've done all the grinding you need. For all that, it's still the most polished, and most accessible game in the series overall. I regret selling my copy back in the day. The first Saga Frontier, not so much. Y'all are way nicer to that one than it deserves. It's 4/7ths of a good game at best.
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