Idézet: Valkyrie - 2011.01.26. 09:09:10
That proves only that you remember it wrong and you're spending more SE than what's required. Level 20 potions should be enough for adventures until you reach level 70. Starting from level 70, you will need a higher level potion, but since there are no level 21 potions, you will have to buy level 40 potions. (or, the premium ones of level 30 if you're full of ancient stones)

Idézet: stekkos - 2011.01.26. 05:22:27
And which luck level would give such a large drop rate?
I am at 2x lvl and getting 3-4 for each 20 DG fight.
And to be honest, I couldn't see any correlation between luck and relics. As soon as I had access to the DG, my luck was 3x lvl and I was a little frustrated with the low drop rate. I decided not to invest in luck anymore and my luck slowly dropped from 3x to 2x The drop rate kept steady (maybe it even improved!).

Cruel.

I have a question about the Long-term memory AA skill. How many extra adventure "slot" does one get per level? I guess it's 1, but the description doesn't say :

Long-term memory:

Each level increases the number of adventures you can have ready.

Max. level: 3

Cost: 3 / 5 / 7

Each level increases it by one, so at its maximum value, you can store up to 13 adventures.

Edit: the description is clearly incomplete here. On Hungarian worlds, it does include the "by one" part.

Is there a level restriction on how high of an entity I can attack?
I can only attack one entity per level, because of the quantity limit. So, I have been making each one 3 levels higher, but I don't want to hit another restriction.

Idézet: ChaoticGemini - 2011.01.28. 12:28:19


If it's any help; I'm currently battling an entity which is 27 levels higher than my character.

45 levels here

My last was 45 levels over me. That's why I am concerned if there is a level limit.

*bump*

Is there a practical benefit limit to expert hunt? I know it says:

During your hunt, you can select the larger species more efficiently. As a result, the random factor of your prey's size decreases. The skill also increases the SE you acquire when hunting. If your skill is at least half of your level, you should expect +5% SE average.

But if the skill is equal to my level, does that mean I get 10% more on average? Does the "you can select the larger species more efficiently" keep increasing? Theoretically, if I reach level 1000, will every hunt result in a Gigantic?

Or does it functionally cap at some point?