A better option - start Alfyn’s chapter 2 and grind on the Road to Caves of Azure. Bring along Tressa with Trade Tempest. Shrine of the merchant is along the way to Goldshore, so turn another character with high elemental attack into your second merchant and give them rest + trade tempest. For grinding use trade tempest over and over, can end each round in 2-3 turns with constant breaks. each round will award about 200 exp and $1000. If you add collects by the two merchants into the mix, you can easily score 3000 per round. And if you unlock Tressa’s divine skill, you can get another $1500-2000 per battle :) I find that grinding that includes high $$ rewards is better since while leveling up you will also be able to upgrade armor quicker too
Honestly, if you want an easy farming spot you go to a level 20 cave near sunshade, the spawn's there are 4-5 monsters each, you will find a cait in no time, use a medium soulstone and badabim-badabum 5 levels
Just in case anyone wants to know another method, head to Carrion Cave with: •Cyrus for his skill Evasive Maneuvers. Also for his elemental attacks. •Primrose for her skill Bewildering Grace which can give you an Experience Boost especially when you x4 boost it.(Also there's an old lady that if you use Allure on will come with you. I recommend bringing her just in case because she has 10 strength. You can find her at the Clearbrook graves.) •Haan'it which he used here but in the beginning equip her with a Golden Axe which you can get in Clearbrook, she'll be able to do alot of damage. (Fight the girl blocking the door near the west entrance and go through the door. I recommend stealing it with Therion instead of buying it. Just keep saving and reloading the game until you get it.) I also recommend going when your at least level 12. I went with that level and a bunch of soul stones. You can steal alot of them from Flamegrace and Atlasdom. I wanted to put this here in case this could help. It was useful for me. I just got the game so I'm still going to try the method in the video though.
i found myself overleveled for the chapter 2 quests didn’t think it was a problem till i saw this video, and i didn’t even do much grinding, just ran around doing a few side quests and getting all the secondary jobs unlocked, ended up at around level 30-35 before i even touched the second chapters, the only grinding i really did was spamming bewildering grace for at least 5x jp boost whenever i ran into a cait or felt underleveled for a side quest
As someone who finished the game, I recommend exploring the side dungeons as well as cycling out your characters often over straight grinding because the tougher enemies will force you strategize and experiment, both job classes and equipment. If you intend to compete all sidequests and the story, you need to know your way around the game's systems, else you *will* get smacked and demolished for running in without a plan, unless you're _super_ over-leveled (though I ain't too sure if that helps much either).
For any new players, what I did was just walked between areas instead of fast travelling until I was levelled up, if you're under levelled just walk you might run into people and get some quests done too.
I've never had to grind in this game. I just went around and gathered up all eight characters and by the time I was ready to do chapter 2 they were leveled
Method 3 : Don't give a shit about the LV and go to chapter 2. There is no need for grinding, the recommended LV is a lie you can pass chapter 2 like 10 LV before it. What you should do is collect the Secondary Jobs getting more fighting options, the bosses in this game can easily be deal with Buff/Debuff and abusing their weaknesses to break them, and I'm not even mentionning the infamous Veteran Soldier with Merchant is honnestly broken for Chapter 2 and even 3.
on my first playthrough, I did not have this problem, cause I only focused on 4 characters. and in my second, where I'm trying to get 100%, I usually made sure at least two characters are above-recommended level (my main traveller Therion was mostly 3-8 lv above), one around that level and the last was like 5 levels under, which I took with me to train in the current characters chapter for their own next chapter. It worked out like 99% of the time. I actually did not have to grind levels, I just used the fast travel less, when my characters needed levels. I scavenged caves and such for loot at well
Thank you for this advice. I got this game for my birthday back in March but didn't start playing it until late April. As of yesterday I finished all of the first chapters and even got all of the secondary classes available for my team. I was fortunate enough to hear about the difficulty spike between the first 2 chapters so I've been grinding for experience and money to buy better equipment. I started with Primrose who is currently at level 33, and with the Scholar secondary class she is able to do a lot of damage after the enemies' shields are broken. I actually found that spot you recommended myself, and am trying to get everybody up to at least level 25 before I decide where to go next.
the recommended level isn’t too far off most of the time, i’ve been able to go into level 50 areas at level 40-ish and still hold my ground (ie no excessive healing or item usage)
I just started playing both games on switch, and played the 2nd one first and beat it after so much grinding after getting it handed to me with ochettes boss. I went into chapters unprepared, and either had to fight a boss repeatedly, or grinded hard before I could take them out. Especially with Ochette's, so I came in and decided to grind hard after completing all of the first chapters in the first one. I grinded all my characters to level 30, since level 27 was the highest recommend level for one of the travelers. I was aiming to start at the lowest level one, and work my way up. Rose had the lowest at level 21, but to get to her, you have to get through the winter area, recommended at level 26 to enter. And I got my whole team killed by a polar bear using rampage before I got to her town several times. Not to mention, I had a detour to 3 other places, and got 3 second jobs, including the cleric before I took that trip! That's so bad developement LOL
If you're going for all of the achievements and complete all Chapter 1s, then Chapter 2s, etc., there is no need for any grinding whatsoever, in my experience
i just grinded it out. my problem is now that i've done chapter 2 with my main party, how can i level my sub level 10 alt party easily to do their ch 2's.
"recommended level is the bare minimum" I'm confused, like I got through the whole game having my party be like 2 levels under for the entire thing, and barely died, certainly never more than one death in a mission. Or did they make the game easier in a patch or something?
David MacIver when did you play? I just picked it up three days ago I got 28 hours in I wouldn’t say I got smoked but I tried I think therions mission and just wasn’t equipped well. I’m also not an rpg guy I think you probably pretty good I have a older brother who is good I didn’t even know about chrono trigger until this year
@@justinwoody5410 I also picked it up like a week ago, have been playing the crap out of it. Tbf I am keeping on top of things in terms of equipment though, just spamming steal off of everyone and buying things that are worth it, oh and don't forget fighting people who are standing in front of houses. I've also been using jp to get the useful passive abilities (especially patience from hunter) which has been v useful. Also my main character has been like 10 levels over everyone else like the whole time xD.
The experience isn't worth the time Haha I've been screaming this after every fight since I picked the game back up. Backlogged forever on this game too slow.
I just started the game and finished the first boss for H'aanit. Am I supped to just grind to level 20 in order to go anywhere else? I seem to be boxed in on all sides.
No. Open your map>go to world map. You can see where you can unlock the next characters. You walk to that location, finish their story and repeat for other characters. The only time you have to be near level 20 is when you start wanting to go to their Chapter 2 locations, which are around 21-27
@@autlos7751 when I went to the north where there is snow I mistakenly got fixated on the cave (lvl 20+). After a couple hours of looking I finally found the other path that I had missed the first time I was there. Ended up getting my second character after I had hit about lvl 15 lol. Shameful.
Hi random internaut, stop this video right now. If you need to grind in OT you ARE PLAYING THE GAME WRONG. I cant, I just CANT for the life of me understand how all you ppl need to GRIND in this game, when ALL you have to do, is continously rotate your characters (thats why theres a defacto fast travel) and just go IN ORDER from chapter to chapter, the lvl nr is not a requeriment, its a suggestion!!! just letting you know if you are on the right level or not, and for the love of god you dont need to grind AT ALL if you just play this way!! ofc if you want to do all 4 chapters of one character at a time you will need 20 lvls from one to another! (and then you will be massive overleved for the rest of the stories, see what they did there?) because thats not how its meant to be played!! (if thats a problem then thats another discussion) but really please, just give the game the chance and play as it was DESIGNED for, and you wont need ANY grind, I swear to fkng Alberich.
Just hit one of the caves/dungeons on the outside of a town and save before you battle, def+ mole dance stout wall is a must and maybe reflective veil and this all chapter 1, bewildering grace on primrose until you get exp / up multipliers takes almost no time and I’ve had the exp go 100 times before which easily can be 8+ levels just from fodder
On the same path, head south to tomb of kings. Ignore the thieves there but focus on fighting the sentinels. There should be 5 of them. You can shield break them all with 1 hit using olberic or linde. Its how i got to level 30 ish
@@Resobaso can you help? I wanted to know if there are “points of no return” for items and weapons? Like in final fantasy, you get one chance to get the Ject shot or whatever it was called. Can we always go back and get anything we need throughout the game? Just don’t want to miss anything. Thanks!
Hey man, dont blame me for finding this video. I have 74 subs, this video has literally went unseen for months only to now suddenly get s bunch of hits. I am an innocent bystandard here
This video is part of an overall playthrough seeing this video on its own without context well it doesnt make alot of sense but theres not much I can do besides take the video down
Resobaso I wrote this so people know that if none of those three are on there main team Thea can multi-class all it this comment was meant to be was no rage comment just a friendly reminder
@@Resobaso hey 👋 brother great 😊 video I’ve been playing octopath traveler for two months now and loving 🥰 it. During the middle of the video you spoke about finding a cait during the level gab. You probably don’t know this or maybe 🤔 you do, I’ve stumbled across tomb of kings and I’ve been running into two caits at a time, a regular one and a cultured one between fifteen to 30 minutes best place for me in my opinion to level up. I hope this message finds you in time 👊🏾
Nah, king fisher is the way. Grab the op staff from Dungeon and save at every point along your path. You can make it, I did on 3rd try. Super lucky with the staff, got that on 1st try running from enemies.
I have four character so far I'm about to get Cyrus The highest level character I have is level 15 I think I should be about there about time I get to the last character
I watched the Im quitting because I’m sad video you did yesterday. I wanted to say that I won’t ever forget how you helped me with the money exploit. Hopefully you can man up and come back
I found this game quite balanced. Recommended level was OK with me. Every time I did and finished a chapter I was ether 2 levels above and either 1 or 2 characters below the recommended level. I just never ran from any battle and never grinded I just played straight to the finish and never had any difficulty.
I am always lower level than the areas recommend and it doesn’t seem that hard🤷♂️ just do some side quests and get money to buy armour and weapons you can utilise But when you find a cait always have a medium soul ready and on the boss’s i can always stay alive fairly passively so i just use bewildering grace until a x5
This is confusing to me, I ran away from every single optional fight and even while massively underleveled, the game was still very easy using basic strategies.
Lol sure, if you suck at the game then that's true about the Recommended Levels, but for anyone with decent strategy it's no problem at all. This game actually doesn't hardly require any grinding if you use sound strategy, as you can absolutely blow thru the game even low leveled if you play smart.
This was an awesome tip, just yesterday I finished gathering all characters and thought getting to chapter 2 would take forever. Definitely worth having an overleveled Haanit for this one. If I had to do this again I'd pour any speed and dmg into her and along with Cyrus they can carry most any other character easily.
The fact that there are so many videos with so many views about the best ways to grind in Octopath, shows that the amount of required grinding in the game is just a tiny bit of a problem. Mandatory grinding has no place in video games. Full stop. This was honestly a huge turnoff from the game for me. Thanks for this method, though.
Lol I actually find it to be the opposite. Level recommendations for me tend to be overexaggerated imo. I find the areas to be easier than advertised most of the time.
A better option - start Alfyn’s chapter 2 and grind on the Road to Caves of Azure. Bring along Tressa with Trade Tempest. Shrine of the merchant is along the way to Goldshore, so turn another character with high elemental attack into your second merchant and give them rest + trade tempest. For grinding use trade tempest over and over, can end each round in 2-3 turns with constant breaks. each round will award about 200 exp and $1000. If you add collects by the two merchants into the mix, you can easily score 3000 per round. And if you unlock Tressa’s divine skill, you can get another $1500-2000 per battle :) I find that grinding that includes high $$ rewards is better since while leveling up you will also be able to upgrade armor quicker too
Thanks man
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Starting playing for the first time this weekend, and yeah, pretty much hit the nail on the head. That jump between levels is killer.
Honestly, if you want an easy farming spot you go to a level 20 cave near sunshade, the spawn's there are 4-5 monsters each, you will find a cait in no time, use a medium soulstone and badabim-badabum 5 levels
Thx
whistling cave?
Just in case anyone wants to know another method, head to Carrion Cave with:
•Cyrus for his skill Evasive Maneuvers. Also for his elemental attacks.
•Primrose for her skill Bewildering Grace which can give you an Experience Boost especially when you x4 boost it.(Also there's an old lady that if you use Allure on will come with you. I recommend bringing her just in case because she has 10 strength. You can find her at the Clearbrook graves.)
•Haan'it which he used here but in the beginning equip her with a Golden Axe which you can get in Clearbrook, she'll be able to do alot of damage. (Fight the girl blocking the door near the west entrance and go through the door. I recommend stealing it with Therion instead of buying it. Just keep saving and reloading the game until you get it.)
I also recommend going when your at least level 12. I went with that level and a bunch of soul stones. You can steal alot of them from Flamegrace and Atlasdom.
I wanted to put this here in case this could help. It was useful for me. I just got the game so I'm still going to try the method in the video though.
Years after the games release I'm finding these videos tremendously helpful! Thanks my friend!
p.s. You're hilarious 😂
This is the perfect video i have been waiting for lol! the other methods where wrecking me ! cheers for this
i found myself overleveled for the chapter 2 quests didn’t think it was a problem till i saw this video, and i didn’t even do much grinding, just ran around doing a few side quests and getting all the secondary jobs unlocked, ended up at around level 30-35 before i even touched the second chapters, the only grinding i really did was spamming bewildering grace for at least 5x jp boost whenever i ran into a cait or felt underleveled for a side quest
As someone who finished the game, I recommend exploring the side dungeons as well as cycling out your characters often over straight grinding because the tougher enemies will force you strategize and experiment, both job classes and equipment.
If you intend to compete all sidequests and the story, you need to know your way around the game's systems, else you *will* get smacked and demolished for running in without a plan, unless you're _super_ over-leveled (though I ain't too sure if that helps much either).
Alternatively, hit up some speed run strats and eventually just abuse veteran soldiers and soulstones.
For any new players, what I did was just walked between areas instead of fast travelling until I was levelled up, if you're under levelled just walk you might run into people and get some quests done too.
I was this years old when I learned you can fast travel 💀😭
I've never had to grind in this game. I just went around and gathered up all eight characters and by the time I was ready to do chapter 2 they were leveled
Method 3 : Don't give a shit about the LV and go to chapter 2.
There is no need for grinding, the recommended LV is a lie you can pass chapter 2 like 10 LV before it. What you should do is collect the Secondary Jobs getting more fighting options, the bosses in this game can easily be deal with Buff/Debuff and abusing their weaknesses to break them, and I'm not even mentionning the infamous Veteran Soldier with Merchant is honnestly broken for Chapter 2 and even 3.
on my first playthrough, I did not have this problem, cause I only focused on 4 characters. and in my second, where I'm trying to get 100%, I usually made sure at least two characters are above-recommended level (my main traveller Therion was mostly 3-8 lv above), one around that level and the last was like 5 levels under, which I took with me to train in the current characters chapter for their own next chapter. It worked out like 99% of the time. I actually did not have to grind levels, I just used the fast travel less, when my characters needed levels. I scavenged caves and such for loot at well
Funny thing, I probably would have had a big gap if it wasn’t for the 4 Caits I encountered and killed by chance.
Thank you for this advice. I got this game for my birthday back in March but didn't start playing it until late April. As of yesterday I finished all of the first chapters and even got all of the secondary classes available for my team. I was fortunate enough to hear about the difficulty spike between the first 2 chapters so I've been grinding for experience and money to buy better equipment. I started with Primrose who is currently at level 33, and with the Scholar secondary class she is able to do a lot of damage after the enemies' shields are broken. I actually found that spot you recommended myself, and am trying to get everybody up to at least level 25 before I decide where to go next.
the recommended level isn’t too far off most of the time, i’ve been able to go into level 50 areas at level 40-ish and still hold my ground (ie no excessive healing or item usage)
5:32 PTASD moment
P - Post
T - Traumatic
A - Alchemist
S - Stress
D - Disorder
Carrion Caves is also a great option for this point in the game, specially for JP. It's far better than this area.
I just started playing both games on switch, and played the 2nd one first and beat it after so much grinding after getting it handed to me with ochettes boss. I went into chapters unprepared, and either had to fight a boss repeatedly, or grinded hard before I could take them out. Especially with Ochette's, so I came in and decided to grind hard after completing all of the first chapters in the first one. I grinded all my characters to level 30, since level 27 was the highest recommend level for one of the travelers. I was aiming to start at the lowest level one, and work my way up. Rose had the lowest at level 21, but to get to her, you have to get through the winter area, recommended at level 26 to enter. And I got my whole team killed by a polar bear using rampage before I got to her town several times. Not to mention, I had a detour to 3 other places, and got 3 second jobs, including the cleric before I took that trip! That's so bad developement LOL
saying thank you 5 yrs later. grinding was going so slow at cobblestone 😂
If you're going for all of the achievements and complete all Chapter 1s, then Chapter 2s, etc., there is no need for any grinding whatsoever, in my experience
Level 20 Carrion Caves: Nope, got destroyed.
i just grinded it out. my problem is now that i've done chapter 2 with my main party, how can i level my sub level 10 alt party easily to do their ch 2's.
"recommended level is the bare minimum"
I'm confused, like I got through the whole game having my party be like 2 levels under for the entire thing, and barely died, certainly never more than one death in a mission.
Or did they make the game easier in a patch or something?
David MacIver when did you play? I just picked it up three days ago I got 28 hours in I wouldn’t say I got smoked but I tried I think therions mission and just wasn’t equipped well. I’m also not an rpg guy I think you probably pretty good I have a older brother who is good I didn’t even know about chrono trigger until this year
@@justinwoody5410 I also picked it up like a week ago, have been playing the crap out of it. Tbf I am keeping on top of things in terms of equipment though, just spamming steal off of everyone and buying things that are worth it, oh and don't forget fighting people who are standing in front of houses. I've also been using jp to get the useful passive abilities (especially patience from hunter) which has been v useful. Also my main character has been like 10 levels over everyone else like the whole time xD.
Just finished all level 1 stories. I was like my levels are lower than recommended levels for chap 2. Great video showing an easy place to grind.
The experience isn't worth the time Haha I've been screaming this after every fight since I picked the game back up. Backlogged forever on this game too slow.
I just started the game and finished the first boss for H'aanit. Am I supped to just grind to level 20 in order to go anywhere else? I seem to be boxed in on all sides.
Ideally collect other characters and build out your team. Thats basically what I did with my playthrough
@@Resobaso only one is really near tho. So it's grind till 20 and see what happens then?
No. Open your map>go to world map. You can see where you can unlock the next characters. You walk to that location, finish their story and repeat for other characters.
The only time you have to be near level 20 is when you start wanting to go to their Chapter 2 locations, which are around 21-27
@@autlos7751 when I went to the north where there is snow I mistakenly got fixated on the cave (lvl 20+). After a couple hours of looking I finally found the other path that I had missed the first time I was there. Ended up getting my second character after I had hit about lvl 15 lol. Shameful.
Get characters, then you eventually get to level 20
Hi random internaut, stop this video right now. If you need to grind in OT you ARE PLAYING THE GAME WRONG. I cant, I just CANT for the life of me understand how all you ppl need to GRIND in this game, when ALL you have to do, is continously rotate your characters (thats why theres a defacto fast travel) and just go IN ORDER from chapter to chapter, the lvl nr is not a requeriment, its a suggestion!!! just letting you know if you are on the right level or not, and for the love of god you dont need to grind AT ALL if you just play this way!! ofc if you want to do all 4 chapters of one character at a time you will need 20 lvls from one to another! (and then you will be massive overleved for the rest of the stories, see what they did there?) because thats not how its meant to be played!! (if thats a problem then thats another discussion) but really please, just give the game the chance and play as it was DESIGNED for, and you wont need ANY grind, I swear to fkng Alberich.
Just hit one of the caves/dungeons on the outside of a town and save before you battle, def+ mole dance stout wall is a must and maybe reflective veil and this all chapter 1, bewildering grace on primrose until you get exp / up multipliers takes almost no time and I’ve had the exp go 100 times before which easily can be 8+ levels just from fodder
This is most helpful. That area is highly productive to advance chapter 2.
You don't really need to grind. You will be fine with getting better gear.
I've been trying to level up solo so far. Getting stuck at level 13.5
On the same path, head south to tomb of kings. Ignore the thieves there but focus on fighting the sentinels. There should be 5 of them. You can shield break them all with 1 hit using olberic or linde. Its how i got to level 30 ish
I level up everyone at the same time and now im in level 16 after finish all the characthers so i didnt know what to do
Thanks for this awesome video! It really helped me! :) :) :)
Thank you, I will follow the steps to level my noob team after beating chapter 1.
You hit it on the head logical and common sense i dig your approach dude! I need tips on secondary jobs too if you have them still on 1 chapter
Check my channel and playlist I covered alot
@@Resobaso can you help? I wanted to know if there are “points of no return” for items and weapons? Like in final fantasy, you get one chance to get the Ject shot or whatever it was called. Can we always go back and get anything we need throughout the game? Just don’t want to miss anything. Thanks!
takes this guy forever to get around to the point
Hey man, dont blame me for finding this video.
I have 74 subs, this video has literally went unseen for months only to now suddenly get s bunch of hits.
I am an innocent bystandard here
It's grinding.....
What do you recommend when doing a Tressa solo? I've just finished chapter 1.
You know there are secondary jobs so you don’t need Cyrus,Olberic, and H’aanit
This video is part of an overall playthrough seeing this video on its own without context well it doesnt make alot of sense but theres not much I can do besides take the video down
Resobaso I wrote this so people know that if none of those three are on there main team Thea can multi-class all it this comment was meant to be was no rage comment just a friendly reminder
@@Resobaso hey 👋 brother great 😊 video I’ve been playing octopath traveler for two months now and loving 🥰 it. During the middle of the video you spoke about finding a cait during the level gab. You probably don’t know this or maybe 🤔 you do, I’ve stumbled across tomb of kings and I’ve been running into two caits at a time, a regular one and a cultured one between fifteen to 30 minutes best place for me in my opinion to level up. I hope this message finds you in time 👊🏾
Nice to know, appreciate the knowledge!
Once i got xp booster X5 TWICE then a JP booster X5
Nah, king fisher is the way. Grab the op staff from Dungeon and save at every point along your path. You can make it, I did on 3rd try. Super lucky with the staff, got that on 1st try running from enemies.
My guys voice sounds a little bit like Goku. Am i the only one? 😊❤
I have four character so far I'm about to get Cyrus The highest level character I have is level 15 I think I should be about there about time I get to the last character
Use primose bewildering grace max boosted on every fight and pray for xp boost
Do I need to lvl up all jobs? In Octopath
sorry resobaso i never run from a fight until im dead
Great tips, thanks! :D
Thanks for the video. learn alot from u. :)
"Way the fuck up here." LOL
This is awesome. I was grinding in level 20 areas but I was only getting like 60 exp plus the battle too long.
Hearing all the English voices is weird 😂
I watched the Im quitting because I’m sad video you did yesterday. I wanted to say that I won’t ever forget how you helped me with the money exploit.
Hopefully you can man up and come back
I found this game quite balanced. Recommended level was OK with me. Every time I did and finished a chapter I was ether 2 levels above and either 1 or 2 characters below the recommended level. I just never ran from any battle and never grinded I just played straight to the finish and never had any difficulty.
Make me feel bad for starting out with Therion
simply.. forest of no return.. farm soul stones (L) then voooom
Your supposed to do the side dungeons between towns
I am always lower level than the areas recommend and it doesn’t seem that hard🤷♂️ just do some side quests and get money to buy armour and weapons you can utilise
But when you find a cait always have a medium soul ready and on the boss’s i can always stay alive fairly passively so i just use bewildering grace until a x5
Man! Great Tip! I really get 500$ from each battle, wow!!!!
The gap ruins the game for me.
This is confusing to me, I ran away from every single optional fight and even while massively underleveled, the game was still very easy using basic strategies.
Thankss for the vid man
This dude sound like Danny Mcbride 😂
thanks for the video
Lol sure, if you suck at the game then that's true about the Recommended Levels, but for anyone with decent strategy it's no problem at all. This game actually doesn't hardly require any grinding if you use sound strategy, as you can absolutely blow thru the game even low leveled if you play smart.
This was an awesome tip, just yesterday I finished gathering all characters and thought getting to chapter 2 would take forever.
Definitely worth having an overleveled Haanit for this one. If I had to do this again I'd pour any speed and dmg into her and along with Cyrus they can carry most any other character easily.
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That’s not the correct pronunciation of preferable.
lmao i did ch 2 on lvl 40 average
The fact that there are so many videos with so many views about the best ways to grind in Octopath, shows that the amount of required grinding in the game is just a tiny bit of a problem. Mandatory grinding has no place in video games. Full stop. This was honestly a huge turnoff from the game for me. Thanks for this method, though.
Lol I actually find it to be the opposite. Level recommendations for me tend to be overexaggerated imo. I find the areas to be easier than advertised most of the time.
lmao just go to the snow place before primrose's chapter 2 and spam cyrus's fire
Yep
That's what I did. It's so effective.
I'm sick of grinding. I'm done with this game
Someone's butt hurt over their first game over...🤣
Um by this point it like 4th sir.
Come on dude 😏
😊
alternativley use soulstones
This game is the BS knees
Lol
Dude you are level 30 and are barely defeating them so get GOOD
Thank you I needed this! 🫶🏼🫶🏼