Shadow mage
05-17-2009, 04:56 AM
Hi All!!
Im up to the part where u have to go through Giruvegan. I went through and got up to halfway and then I lost cuz i was bashed by Diakon Entite and some other monsters around it.
My main party is level 43-44 and I thought it would be good to go out and train a lot before having another try.
However I dont know any good level-grinding areas at this point of the game.
So where can i go and. Also it would be nice to get some tips for my next attempt at Giruvegan.
THANKS!!!
wolfmaster913
05-17-2009, 08:40 AM
I would say to train up at the entrance to Giruvegan, or as far as you can get inside and still live. Another thing I would suggest would be to avoid making any Entites mad at you. I waited until I was near the very end of the game to hunt these guys as they can cast very damaging, high level magic. They should leave you alone as long as you don’t attack them, though (at least, this is what I have found to be the case). With this in mind, I think that you should be able to do some very decent training here without much hassle from the regular creatures running around. But that is just my opinion. If this doesn’t work, try going back to the Feywood or to the Nabreus Deadlands/Necrohol of Nabudis. Completing any available hunts might be another choice to do some training, if you don’t want to spend time doing nothing but grinding levels out.
non-canon sousaphone
06-08-2009, 08:39 PM
Elementals and Entites attack if you use magic of any class. Plus doing hunts won’t get you EXP, just a buttload of LP.
wolfmaster913
06-08-2009, 08:48 PM
Elementals and Entites attack if you use magic of any class. Plus doing hunts won’t get you EXP, just a buttload of LP.
I suggested doing hunts because a lot of them involve killing certain amounts of enemys, plus fighting your way into and out of an area to kill them will build up EXP. Doing them also nets you plenty of money with which to buy better armor/weapons. I guess I should have clarified what I meant when I said to do some hunts.
Shadow mage
06-09-2009, 07:00 AM
Oh okay this sounds good. Thanks 🙂
Giruvegan eh… I recall that as soon as you’re first prompted to go there, that’s one of the biggest moments when a lot of sidequests and hunts open up. Do as many as you can without going there, or complete the Bestiary as much as you can.
In one playthrough I completed the Bestiary as I went along, made most of the game easy.
