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@Rowun
I really hope they haven't been messing around with all bosses again lol >****;
While all bosses display that they don't have a weakness, I have a hunch that they do have weaknesses. While unlike before EOC all styles are usable now, some are still significantly better than others, varying per boss. I haven't really spent time on this though, mainly because they're hard to spawn (for little data per time) and they're 1 minute bosses now anyway, so it impacts the floor much less than it used to.
As for the 2500 damage cap on Kalger, it's been there for a while now. It makes some sense at least considering the 500 damage cap he had pre-eoc.
@Mila
The main way to see weaknesses is to simply looking it up in your styles tab, hotkey F5. My way of getting used them and memorising them all was trial and error: whenever I wasn't sure about the weakness of the monster I was fighting, I went and looked, until I had them all memorised.
Each monster has two weaknesses: the class (melee/mage/range) and a style within that class (stab/slash/crush/arrow/bolt/thrown/air/water/earth/fire). All range-weak monsters in Dungeoneering are by default arrow-weak, so that's a nice advantage for range. For melee-weak monsters, slash and crush are dominant, with slash seeming slightly more common. Since binding more than one melee weapon is ridiculous, you can't really optimise more than what you have. With mage you'll have all options available, so it's very advantageous to make use of that.
Additionally, each monster type can have different style weaknesses (not class weaknesses) for different combat levels. This is very annoying. For example, primal forgotton warriors can be weak to any of the mage styles. Some monsters are consistent, mainly those that don't have variations (slayer monsters) and things like ghost-room ghosts.
Sorry for not providing a list as you asked, I could, but it's more beneficial to memorise them by training yourself to look the weakness up in-floor
I really hope they haven't been messing around with all bosses again lol >****;
While all bosses display that they don't have a weakness, I have a hunch that they do have weaknesses. While unlike before EOC all styles are usable now, some are still significantly better than others, varying per boss. I haven't really spent time on this though, mainly because they're hard to spawn (for little data per time) and they're 1 minute bosses now anyway, so it impacts the floor much less than it used to.
As for the 2500 damage cap on Kalger, it's been there for a while now. It makes some sense at least considering the 500 damage cap he had pre-eoc.
@Mila
The main way to see weaknesses is to simply looking it up in your styles tab, hotkey F5. My way of getting used them and memorising them all was trial and error: whenever I wasn't sure about the weakness of the monster I was fighting, I went and looked, until I had them all memorised.
Each monster has two weaknesses: the class (melee/mage/range) and a style within that class (stab/slash/crush/arrow/bolt/thrown/air/water/earth/fire). All range-weak monsters in Dungeoneering are by default arrow-weak, so that's a nice advantage for range. For melee-weak monsters, slash and crush are dominant, with slash seeming slightly more common. Since binding more than one melee weapon is ridiculous, you can't really optimise more than what you have. With mage you'll have all options available, so it's very advantageous to make use of that.
Additionally, each monster type can have different style weaknesses (not class weaknesses) for different combat levels. This is very annoying. For example, primal forgotton warriors can be weak to any of the mage styles. Some monsters are consistent, mainly those that don't have variations (slayer monsters) and things like ghost-room ghosts.
Sorry for not providing a list as you asked, I could, but it's more beneficial to memorise them by training yourself to look the weakness up in-floor
20-Dec-2012 15:27:07
The list is a very nice start, the how to find it is great, and so are the added directions! No more brain strain - if it's not common, just remember F5.
Thank you both
Thank you both
21-Dec-2012 02:39:34
thanks for letting us know, see you around
but just so you know, we have enough space to accommodate our current members and allow access to the set amounts of applicants per opening so no need to worry about space issues
EDIT: oh and standard Dg ghosts are range weak
but just so you know, we have enough space to accommodate our current members and allow access to the set amounts of applicants per opening so no need to worry about space issues
EDIT: oh and standard Dg ghosts are range weak
22-Dec-2012 15:18:29 - Last edited on 22-Dec-2012 15:27:46 by Jigabachi
Just dropping by to let everyone know I'll be resigning as a keyer. I honestly can't enjoy Dungeoneering anymore. It's not even close to fun for me these days.
I would make a lengthy post explaining everything but I'm just not really in the mood. Thanks everyone for having me and I wish you the best of luck with your goals.
I would make a lengthy post explaining everything but I'm just not really in the mood. Thanks everyone for having me and I wish you the best of luck with your goals.
23-Dec-2012 02:13:39
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