I think lots of different parties can work out pretty well. I initially started with this party, which kicked all kinds of ass: Landsknecht Fortress Dancer Runemaster Sniper This gradually evolved into my current team, with me swapping people out to replace with the new classes as they became availa...

I'll probably try this soon. I'm currently grinding Fallen One to build some the last final weapons I need. I'm curious as to whether my existing party can possibly beat it. It will probably depend on how much harder this thing is than Fallen One, because I can kill Fallen One pretty easily now.

>_> use two runemasters <_< I'm probably going to do the cheap thing and get a squishy R/I in addition to my I/R... altho I don't mind putting him in the back, I just want to stuff my fortress full of elemental block. Keep in mind the Runemaster already has elemental defense built into it's class-s...

gourd bros are dicks basically They were trying to dance together... but my dancing won. :D Actually the most annoying thing about them for me is all their resistances. Especially that blue one who's resistant to everything. Good thing my Runemaster has Origin Rune, I knew it would come in handy so...

In fact, this is the first EO I have retired my whole team at Lv99, and the sub-maximum class status (books are worse than levelling = =) and maximum SP gives me a greater satisfaction that I am more completed in building characters of the 5 chosen classes. I actually have a question relating to th...

While I wouldn't call the Medic particularly outstanding at a glance, the mere fact that the Medic is the only class with an unrestricted group ailment restoring ability is not something to be undermined. You could use the Dancer's Wide Dance + Waltz , however that's an additional setup required an...

I don't know, I felt rather strapped for points pre-retire, but even a few more let me add more to vital skills more easily. But retiring isn't incredibly super duper important, maybe go for it at 70 or 99. Those are the only levels I ever retire at. I always retire my characters once at 70, which ...

They fill the gauge quickly only after they learn Dance Mastery, and with a dance activated. I think I have seen people "praised" it already (by pointing out burst forge is overpower), and that it is a must for Warped Savior without chemical , so it is sort of a praise of another kind. I'...

I've got to throw in my support for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure here. It's been my alltime favorite manga series ever since reading it many years ago, so I'm a huge fan of it in general, and I am so glad they finally made an anime of it (and a pretty much perfect translation of it at that). Really enjo...

Interesting. I actually invested solely on Waltz and Samba line for my D/I until I reached Lv99 and retired to D/B (note that you don't actually need to spend any point more than required for Counter, and I recommend choosing only Chase or Trick Samba, which I would say Chase work better for D/I). ...

When it comes to your normal characters (ie. not NPCs like Logre), don't think of retiring as getting rid of that character. I, and probably most people, just remake the exact same character in their spot when retiring. This basically just creates a stronger version of that same character, rather th...

I actually like the classes overall, but the one main complaint I have (and this applies to all other EO games too) is that the TP gain abilities of the classes is really unbalanced. Some classes have absolutely no TP gain at all, while others (mainly the unlockable ones) tend to have lots of ways t...