You can set up an auto farm at the second crystal as well. I uploaded a video with a set-up example as well as a full description of the method. But, I can break it down here as well... "Grand cathedral is better for grinding, as opposed to optional dungeon with the same experience yield. The cathedral requires far less traveling back and forth, except to ocassionally save your progress. Be sure not to depleted the crsytals health. Doing this with infinite spawning skeletons at the Cathedral, with each skeleton you'll net: 3 A EXP, 2 EXP, 25 Magla (average), 12-13 Money. It takes approximately 12 - 15 min. to gain just about 1000 A EXP. You may be able to slightly optimize that a bit, possibly even getting it down to 11 or even 10 min., but it's unlikely to be consistent at that time. Optimally, you'll want to use three level 20 archetypes, one for each party member, when grinding for the fruits. Let's just say for the ease of it that your other archetypes are all level 1 with no experience put into them yet. Next, you'll need thirteen "Leaf of Light" to fully level each archetype. With that in mind, it will take five runs (60 - 75 min.) to fully level an archetype, utilizing 13 Leaf of Light plus 2 held left over. The next two archetypes will take four runs (48 - 60 minutes) plus one left over Leaf. So, to level up three archetypes, you're looking at 2.6 - 3.25 hours. After leveling all archetypes available to you at this point, you could spend an additional 6.6 - 8.25 hours grinding for 99 Leaf of Light. This is after the grind to rank 20 your initial archetypes for each character. You'll net around 4,500 MAG, 8,600 MONEY and 668 EXP each 12 - 15 min. run. Note that on the third day (and maybe the second), the MAG exchange rate is X3. You can rake in a huge amount of money early. You'll also have quite a few muddled swords or whatever to appraise and sell for profit. If you grind on day two, then on day three I'd purchase the Noble Tuxedo and Golden Epee for $49/50K each. If you do the cathedral grind on the second day, you will not be able to rank up the Merchant Archetype at this point. You'd have to do Guptauros on day 2, then cathedral grind on day 3. But, since you will need to return to the cathedral if you did it on the second day, you can just repeat to rank up the Merchant Archetype as well. That said, it may or may not be a waste of a calender day, since it isn't technically as efficient as doing the optional dungeon on day two and cathedral grind on day three. It does, however, make the optional dungeon easier, just be sure not to underestimate Guptauros regardless. In total, you could be looking at 20 to 30 some-odd-hours to max out every archetype, plus your game time beforehand. ... This method can also be automated, but it takes a small bit of set up. 1. Be sure that you equip the Mage Archetype. This is crucial. 2. From the safe room nearby the first crystal, you will exit then run towards the first crystal. 2. On the right side of the crystal, an Archer Skeleton will spawn. You will need to defeat this Archer as you run by. Do not remain in the immediate area as it respawns. You need it to respawn after you've ran from it and you are out of its "alert radius". 3. From this first spawn crystal you will take the hall to the right, running quickly to reach the end of the hall and stopping before it turns up to the second crystal. Note that there are two large square patten motifs on the tile floor - you will basically stop on the first one at the end of the hall. Do not approach the next crystal yet. 4. Turn around and defeat any skeletons who have chased after you down the hall. If the Archer Skeleton has chased after you, you will need to go back to the safe room and try again. 5. Turn towards the second crystal, and approach the right edge or upper right corner of the large square tile motif. You will position yourself here for the remainder of this. 6. At this point, a Sword Skeleton and a Spear Skeleton should spawn and NOT an Archer Skelton. If the Archer does spawn, repeat the process. 7. If done correctly, you can now stand in place spamming the attack command with the Mage Archetype. If at any point the game does in fact load the Archer in, or Skeletons stop spawning consistently, you can repeat the steps to refresh the process. 8. This can be automated PS5 by: a. Remote play and an autoclicker (app for android or hardware). An app doesn't work on PC remote play as the on screen controls are not avaliable on PC. You can, however, use a controller with a physical autoclicker. b. Using a physical autoclicker set up to continually press the attack command on your controller. Note: I'd imagine this method will work just fine on PC and XBOX as well. On PC you could of course use an autoclicker with your keyboard (or controller) and one for your XBOX controller as well."
I have to ask how did you get the merchant archetype and get to use it, it takes one whole day to get wisdom up to level 2. then on day 2 you do the dungeon, which basically takes up the whole day. then on day 3 if you turn the quest to get the merchant it takes up the first half of the day and you cannot use it in a dungeon as the dungeons can only be done in the daytime.
@joewhan11 ah, I didn't realize that turning in the quest would take up a time slot. That's odd to me. I assumed that wouldn't be the case. Sure, completing the quest obviously does take up a time slot, but also taking up a time slot for just turning it in? That's wierd. I didn't actually do the optional dungeon in day two myself this time around, I did cathedral grind on day two on this playthrough. I'll need to go back and actually see if turning the quest in on the afternoon of day three actually takes up a time slot. That's wild if it does.
@blakeasisco oh ok, I was wondering if you had found a way to get wisdom quicker or something. But yes it definitely takes up a time slot, I turned it in, hoping to use the merchant in the cathedral dungeon on the 3rd day, but it progressed time and I had to reload and just do the dungeon instead.
@@blakeasisco very detailed explanation! Main reason I did Day 2 Dungeon and Day 3 Cathedral was because of not wasting a calendar day but when full game releases it may or may not be a waste… regardless defs worth checking out!
@ 2:50 you need to be level 19 to one shot mobs without going into combat. @ 6:30 you need to leave the mastered class on. You get an items that drops a-exp which essentially gives you one level an item. Having each character with a masteted class would give you three hero leaves of light a level up
@@alexbishel4164 Kind of a bit complicated things but i would say the corridor has a few extra tidbits over the cathedral: 1. Fantastic spot to get rusted drops for what is likely rarer gear once appraised. 2. Blue Elementa spirits can spawn which usually run away but you can use squad battle and spam fire spells to nuke it dead and get a massive pile of money/MAG (around 500 or so which gets upped another % due to unscathed bonus) and gives around 80 or something archetype exp which is a pretty sizable amount especially when it jumps above 100. 3. Why skip the Corridor when you need to hit level 2 wisdom anyway to unlock purifying weapons (RIP i forgot to purify the dragon sword before entering the corridor), you get the merchant archetype from it and outside of the gobbies going absolutely crazy if you have a Magic centric class (mage/healer), you can yolo farm them with additional benefits afterwards to greatly make up for the fact you wasted a day and night of the limited 3 days you have for the demo itself. Leveling an Archetype to max will likely take a while but im gonna assume over-leveling archetypes beyond that is far less and unlike regular character EXP i dont believe they scale down, as far as im aware of. Either way you need to max a archetype out to get its upgraded tier version, on top of getting to a certain rank with the associated character, but considering Mores straight up gives you free stats and goodies just for getting a healer archetype to 10, chasing requests for easy stat ups are gonna be that much necessary to get as much time spending to rank up your followers to unlock classes, since unlike Persona`s way of handling on acquiring stronger personas being based on your level, this game appears to place a much HIGHER emphasis on doing sidequests to get better skills via higher tier archetypes and what not. Just glad they seem to take a nocturne or SMTV approach of being able to infinitely farm spam dungeons long as you dont leave the dungeon and cause the day to progress.
Wish I had thought of this before I destroyed then crystals. I've been grinding on the dogs in the first floor, using Plateau in the room where Catherina's friend was to respawn the dogs by entering academia.
Y'know what I'd do? Grind in the Cathedral until level 19~20 on Day 1, dump as much MAG as you need into cash to get the Tuxedo and Golden Épée (plus whatever else you want) on Day 2, while also leveling Wisdom (so you can shop at the night time stores), and then grind the Belega Corridor until you have 99 Old Coins, Ragged Furs, etc. Because running through the Corridor takes like three minutes, and the level 16 Gobrons will give a lot more a-xp than the level 6 Skeletons, even if the Skeletons respawn infinitely. You could do it the other way as well, y'know, enter the Corridor on Day 2 and run through it until you're maxed out on item drops and around level 19~20, but that would mean giving up access to the night-only magic shop and the redgrass roasted bidou, which is a pretty good emergency healing item, as it heals 400hp _and_ cures a burn.
@SuperiorPosterior at a certain point, both the skeletons and goblins both yield 3 A EXP. This means that, in the long run, the Grand Cathedral is actually more time efficient. And earlier than you'd think at that.
Actually u don't need to scan the enemies at all to notice it being broken. Conditions for fast sweep on map is to be 3 levels above the enemy. Suppose u want to farm on the corridor, to immediately start doing that u need to be at level 19 and gear up mage staff. Also u don't need to leave the dungeon, u can sweep twice one entering and manually leaving remember where all enemies are. U can also cancel the squad attack on higher level while running the staff to go efficiently. Basically, L1 to target, attack with staff, swipe whatever u can(u will teleport to the mob and hit on area) ignore the ones that didn't die by pressing circle, evade and advance. Still inf monsters entering and leaving looping and whatever.
Note that for all enemies to respawn its required to talk with cat, visit More in academy and leave, u don't need to talk with him and all enemies will instantly respawn
Thanks for the video. It's atlus so the game is also a cheat of sorts - it will make gameplay longer by requiring you to farm - might as well be efficient about it.
There's a better farm in a later dungeon not seen anyone mention it but it's in dungeon you go to to get the ring to start alfonsos social link. Multi eyed enemy right near save. Go to academia to reset spawn run kill him, kill horde of zombies, return to cat go to academia repeat. With 4 mastered archetypes equipped you'll get 7 hero's leaf exp item per run. I GOT 65 in 10 minutes.
@@curtisjones9372 there are a bunch of really good farms! I have another one that is fairly accessible as well where I got like 300k money in 30 mins haha
@BrainWasherAttendent not exactly. At a certain point, the yield is not worth it even with the unscathed boost you can get. It becomes wholly time inefficient to engage in turn based.
@@blakeasisco If the MAG/Money/Arche-type exp doesnt scale down, then thats a different story. Especially if you make use of the rare spawn Blue elementia which like any rare enemy spawn gives a ludicrious amount of money/archetype exp and is insanely easy to beat down since its color is literally saying, keel it with fire. And since the `best` vending gear costs in the 5 digits, its a good idea to abuse the hell outta that corridor especially.
Timestamps can be found in the description but I highly recommend watching the whole video or putting it on in the background when you farm! Leave a comment about what other guides you would like to see!
Why you didnt get Merchant and farm A-xp until these class max? This is really weird...... All this farm video in youtube didn't show anybody to get the Merchnat-class to max. And a lot people stil didn't get these Archetype. It is quite useful, after the game come out...
@@hbzh1806 knowing Atlus games, calendar will be tight so I didn’t want to ‘waste’ a day by grinding the same dungeon twice. Obviously full game hasn’t come out yet so it might be you could do this without much penalty of doing other activities but this is good for now. But definitely merchant archetype is cool!
There is a way to do it, 1st day accept the quest to check how the innkeeper does the food then go to the cathedral, 2nd day wait and help the inkeeper, 3rd day go to quest keeper and then go to the lady who gives you the dungeon
@@danielfarmer6449 I think I might still be able to do it. I'm currently on day 2, so I should be able to go to the cathedral on day 3. I think the demo said that it ends after 3 days or once you get a certain ways through the cathedral.
It’s worth it if you use it optimally. The character equipped with it must always hit either a critical hit or exploit enemy weakness. That way you only use 1 of the crystals instead of 2 (not sure what the proper name is for the turn icons).
@@Kixsanity exactly, it’ll be like one more in Persona where instead of waiting or passing to get back to the character who can hit a weakness, you can just do it again
@@MrMiket8594 yes! But there are better farms now that the game has come out which I will have a video about it tomorrow. But this is still a very good early game farm.
So this is cool but won’t it ruin any challenge going for your entire play through? Couldn’t you save yourself a lot of time and just play on easy if you want to blow through the game?
@@spadetheghost can you explain how power leveling won’t ruin any challenge? I’m not being rude I just really want to understand. Is character xp extremely low or something so only the archetypes level up quickly?
@rickn6923 if you've ever played an atlus game on higher difficulties it tends to balance out early game grind with mandatory grinds in character attributes in order to access certain questlines that take up time, besides the exp grind has diminishing returns as after a while the exp you get from running thr circuit won't be worth it, the closer the game gets to laynch
@@rickn6923Going from dev videos on the official channel they have confirmed a party is up to 4 .embers and we will have a decent amount more than that and 14 base Archtypes (with advanced it goes to over 40). It's a Jumpstart sure but you also get a penalty for getting that much farther (for example instead of over 120ish xp I was getting less than 90 from fighting the level 16 packs of 4 enemies). Plus if my guess is right Regiside mode might be similar to Godborn in SMT5:V and will set all enemies at the level cap (let's say 100 as an example).
Everyone has their own style of playing game For exp i’m the guy who like to min max everythings if you dont push the character to their limit you wont know what they’re capable of I always do this kind of stuff halfway through my game when i get a hold of the gameplay and only want to min max everythings and finish the story off
You can set up an auto farm at the second crystal as well. I uploaded a video with a set-up example as well as a full description of the method.
But, I can break it down here as well...
"Grand cathedral is better for grinding, as opposed to optional dungeon with the same experience yield. The cathedral requires far less traveling back and forth, except to ocassionally save your progress. Be sure not to depleted the crsytals health.
Doing this with infinite spawning skeletons at the Cathedral, with each skeleton you'll net:
3 A EXP, 2 EXP, 25 Magla (average), 12-13 Money.
It takes approximately 12 - 15 min. to gain just about 1000 A EXP. You may be able to slightly optimize that a bit, possibly even getting it down to 11 or even 10 min., but it's unlikely to be consistent at that time.
Optimally, you'll want to use three level 20 archetypes, one for each party member, when grinding for the fruits. Let's just say for the ease of it that your other archetypes are all level 1 with no experience put into them yet. Next, you'll need thirteen "Leaf of Light" to fully level each archetype.
With that in mind, it will take five runs (60 - 75 min.) to fully level an archetype, utilizing 13 Leaf of Light plus 2 held left over. The next two archetypes will take four runs (48 - 60 minutes) plus one left over Leaf. So, to level up three archetypes, you're looking at 2.6 - 3.25 hours.
After leveling all archetypes available to you at this point, you could spend an additional 6.6 - 8.25 hours grinding for 99 Leaf of Light. This is after the grind to rank 20 your initial archetypes for each character.
You'll net around 4,500 MAG, 8,600 MONEY and 668 EXP each 12 - 15 min. run.
Note that on the third day (and maybe the second), the MAG exchange rate is X3. You can rake in a huge amount of money early. You'll also have quite a few muddled swords or whatever to appraise and sell for profit. If you grind on day two, then on day three I'd purchase the Noble Tuxedo and Golden Epee for $49/50K each.
If you do the cathedral grind on the second day, you will not be able to rank up the Merchant Archetype at this point. You'd have to do Guptauros on day 2, then cathedral grind on day 3. But, since you will need to return to the cathedral if you did it on the second day, you can just repeat to rank up the Merchant Archetype as well. That said, it may or may not be a waste of a calender day, since it isn't technically as efficient as doing the optional dungeon on day two and cathedral grind on day three. It does, however, make the optional dungeon easier, just be sure not to underestimate Guptauros regardless.
In total, you could be looking at 20 to 30 some-odd-hours to max out every archetype, plus your game time beforehand.
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This method can also be automated, but it takes a small bit of set up.
1. Be sure that you equip the Mage Archetype. This is crucial.
2. From the safe room nearby the first crystal, you will exit then run towards the first crystal.
2. On the right side of the crystal, an Archer Skeleton will spawn. You will need to defeat this Archer as you run by. Do not remain in the immediate area as it respawns. You need it to respawn after you've ran from it and you are out of its "alert radius".
3. From this first spawn crystal you will take the hall to the right, running quickly to reach the end of the hall and stopping before it turns up to the second crystal. Note that there are two large square patten motifs on the tile floor - you will basically stop on the first one at the end of the hall. Do not approach the next crystal yet.
4. Turn around and defeat any skeletons who have chased after you down the hall. If the Archer Skeleton has chased after you, you will need to go back to the safe room and try again.
5. Turn towards the second crystal, and approach the right edge or upper right corner of the large square tile motif. You will position yourself here for the remainder of this.
6. At this point, a Sword Skeleton and a Spear Skeleton should spawn and NOT an Archer Skelton. If the Archer does spawn, repeat the process.
7. If done correctly, you can now stand in place spamming the attack command with the Mage Archetype. If at any point the game does in fact load the Archer in, or Skeletons stop spawning consistently, you can repeat the steps to refresh the process.
8. This can be automated PS5 by:
a. Remote play and an autoclicker (app for android or hardware). An app doesn't work on PC remote play as the on screen controls are not avaliable on PC. You can, however, use a controller with a physical autoclicker.
b. Using a physical autoclicker set up to continually press the attack command on your controller.
Note: I'd imagine this method will work just fine on PC and XBOX as well. On PC you could of course use an autoclicker with your keyboard (or controller) and one for your XBOX controller as well."
I have to ask how did you get the merchant archetype and get to use it, it takes one whole day to get wisdom up to level 2.
then on day 2 you do the dungeon, which basically takes up the whole day. then on day 3 if you turn the quest to get the merchant it takes up the first half of the day and you cannot use it in a dungeon as the dungeons can only be done in the daytime.
@joewhan11 ah, I didn't realize that turning in the quest would take up a time slot. That's odd to me. I assumed that wouldn't be the case. Sure, completing the quest obviously does take up a time slot, but also taking up a time slot for just turning it in? That's wierd. I didn't actually do the optional dungeon in day two myself this time around, I did cathedral grind on day two on this playthrough. I'll need to go back and actually see if turning the quest in on the afternoon of day three actually takes up a time slot. That's wild if it does.
@blakeasisco oh ok, I was wondering if you had found a way to get wisdom quicker or something. But yes it definitely takes up a time slot, I turned it in, hoping to use the merchant in the cathedral dungeon on the 3rd day, but it progressed time and I had to reload and just do the dungeon instead.
@@blakeasisco Turning in quests doesnt take up time.
@@blakeasisco very detailed explanation! Main reason I did Day 2 Dungeon and Day 3 Cathedral was because of not wasting a calendar day but when full game releases it may or may not be a waste… regardless defs worth checking out!
Ty this game overwhelmed the hell out of me even as a veteran so many things that can be min min maxed
@ 2:50 you need to be level 19 to one shot mobs without going into combat.
@ 6:30 you need to leave the mastered class on. You get an items that drops a-exp which essentially gives you one level an item. Having each character with a masteted class would give you three hero leaves of light a level up
13 of the 1000AXP drops will Max out an Archetype
How long does it take to level up a master class? I would have assumed max level would need more exp than lower levels and would take longer.
@@alexbishel4164 Kind of a bit complicated things but i would say the corridor has a few extra tidbits over the cathedral:
1. Fantastic spot to get rusted drops for what is likely rarer gear once appraised.
2. Blue Elementa spirits can spawn which usually run away but you can use squad battle and spam fire spells to nuke it dead and get a massive pile of money/MAG (around 500 or so which gets upped another % due to unscathed bonus) and gives around 80 or something archetype exp which is a pretty sizable amount especially when it jumps above 100.
3. Why skip the Corridor when you need to hit level 2 wisdom anyway to unlock purifying weapons (RIP i forgot to purify the dragon sword before entering the corridor), you get the merchant archetype from it and outside of the gobbies going absolutely crazy if you have a Magic centric class (mage/healer), you can yolo farm them with additional benefits afterwards to greatly make up for the fact you wasted a day and night of the limited 3 days you have for the demo itself.
Leveling an Archetype to max will likely take a while but im gonna assume over-leveling archetypes beyond that is far less and unlike regular character EXP i dont believe they scale down, as far as im aware of.
Either way you need to max a archetype out to get its upgraded tier version, on top of getting to a certain rank with the associated character, but considering Mores straight up gives you free stats and goodies just for getting a healer archetype to 10, chasing requests for easy stat ups are gonna be that much necessary to get as much time spending to rank up your followers to unlock classes, since unlike Persona`s way of handling on acquiring stronger personas being based on your level, this game appears to place a much HIGHER emphasis on doing sidequests to get better skills via higher tier archetypes and what not.
Just glad they seem to take a nocturne or SMTV approach of being able to infinitely farm spam dungeons long as you dont leave the dungeon and cause the day to progress.
@@alexbishel4164 2 to 2.5 hours in the Cathedral with the two goblin-spawning crystals.
Wish I had thought of this before I destroyed then crystals. I've been grinding on the dogs in the first floor, using Plateau in the room where Catherina's friend was to respawn the dogs by entering academia.
Y'know what I'd do? Grind in the Cathedral until level 19~20 on Day 1, dump as much MAG as you need into cash to get the Tuxedo and Golden Épée (plus whatever else you want) on Day 2, while also leveling Wisdom (so you can shop at the night time stores), and then grind the Belega Corridor until you have 99 Old Coins, Ragged Furs, etc. Because running through the Corridor takes like three minutes, and the level 16 Gobrons will give a lot more a-xp than the level 6 Skeletons, even if the Skeletons respawn infinitely.
You could do it the other way as well, y'know, enter the Corridor on Day 2 and run through it until you're maxed out on item drops and around level 19~20, but that would mean giving up access to the night-only magic shop and the redgrass roasted bidou, which is a pretty good emergency healing item, as it heals 400hp _and_ cures a burn.
@SuperiorPosterior at a certain point, both the skeletons and goblins both yield 3 A EXP. This means that, in the long run, the Grand Cathedral is actually more time efficient. And earlier than you'd think at that.
The desert area near Grand Trad is by far one of the best farming spot for early game. Especially with the Merchant archetype equipped.
Actually u don't need to scan the enemies at all to notice it being broken. Conditions for fast sweep on map is to be 3 levels above the enemy. Suppose u want to farm on the corridor, to immediately start doing that u need to be at level 19 and gear up mage staff. Also u don't need to leave the dungeon, u can sweep twice one entering and manually leaving remember where all enemies are. U can also cancel the squad attack on higher level while running the staff to go efficiently. Basically, L1 to target, attack with staff, swipe whatever u can(u will teleport to the mob and hit on area) ignore the ones that didn't die by pressing circle, evade and advance. Still inf monsters entering and leaving looping and whatever.
Note that for all enemies to respawn its required to talk with cat, visit More in academy and leave, u don't need to talk with him and all enemies will instantly respawn
Thanks for the video. It's atlus so the game is also a cheat of sorts - it will make gameplay longer by requiring you to farm - might as well be efficient about it.
Nice work!
Nice thank you bro
Bro, thanks for sharing this info💯
There's a better farm in a later dungeon not seen anyone mention it but it's in dungeon you go to to get the ring to start alfonsos social link. Multi eyed enemy right near save. Go to academia to reset spawn run kill him, kill horde of zombies, return to cat go to academia repeat. With 4 mastered archetypes equipped you'll get 7 hero's leaf exp item per run. I GOT 65 in 10 minutes.
@@curtisjones9372 there are a bunch of really good farms! I have another one that is fairly accessible as well where I got like 300k money in 30 mins haha
@@zeffyno8 which farm is that?
You do want to do the turn based fights as well because you get way more xp. You do both until they all become killed on over world.
@BrainWasherAttendent not exactly. At a certain point, the yield is not worth it even with the unscathed boost you can get. It becomes wholly time inefficient to engage in turn based.
@@blakeasisco If the MAG/Money/Arche-type exp doesnt scale down, then thats a different story. Especially if you make use of the rare spawn Blue elementia which like any rare enemy spawn gives a ludicrious amount of money/archetype exp and is insanely easy to beat down since its color is literally saying, keel it with fire.
And since the `best` vending gear costs in the 5 digits, its a good idea to abuse the hell outta that corridor especially.
Timestamps can be found in the description but I highly recommend watching the whole video or putting it on in the background when you farm! Leave a comment about what other guides you would like to see!
I believe you get a second action but it uses a second turn crystal as well.
@@DragonicTerror yea that’s how I interpreted it as well
Why you didnt get Merchant and farm A-xp until these class max? This is really weird...... All this farm video in youtube didn't show anybody to get the Merchnat-class to max. And a lot people stil didn't get these Archetype. It is quite useful, after the game come out...
@@hbzh1806 knowing Atlus games, calendar will be tight so I didn’t want to ‘waste’ a day by grinding the same dungeon twice. Obviously full game hasn’t come out yet so it might be you could do this without much penalty of doing other activities but this is good for now. But definitely merchant archetype is cool!
still odd you don't see your characters level on the overworld. Only in the menu. From what I can tell
The character level will show when you do gallicas scan ability it appears to the right near their feet
Unfortunately broke one of the crystals already, but still got one so im just farming that for now
become a god ,,,, burn away all the difficuty and your will to live
@@niaauer6518 can’t wait for regicide!
Where do you get the brawler archetype?
you get it when you progress in the cathedral.
@@danielfarmer6449 Ah. That's why I don't have it. I went to the goblin dungeon first. Thank you.
There is a way to do it, 1st day accept the quest to check how the innkeeper does the food then go to the cathedral, 2nd day wait and help the inkeeper, 3rd day go to quest keeper and then go to the lady who gives you the dungeon
@@danielfarmer6449 I think I might still be able to do it. I'm currently on day 2, so I should be able to go to the cathedral on day 3. I think the demo said that it ends after 3 days or once you get a certain ways through the cathedral.
Which button is for charge attack in over world if anyone knows?
phantasmal doll lets one character act twice but it takes up two turns, so it's not really worth it
It’s worth it if you use it optimally.
The character equipped with it must always hit either a critical hit or exploit enemy weakness. That way you only use 1 of the crystals instead of 2 (not sure what the proper name is for the turn icons).
@@Kixsanity exactly, it’ll be like one more in Persona where instead of waiting or passing to get back to the character who can hit a weakness, you can just do it again
I just love blueberries
Damn I broke the crystal
Does this still work?
@@MrMiket8594 yes! But there are better farms now that the game has come out which I will have a video about it tomorrow. But this is still a very good early game farm.
I suggest turn the volume off and listen to something else while doing this. Galluca gets rather annoying with the same dialogues...
So this is cool but won’t it ruin any challenge going for your entire play through? Couldn’t you save yourself a lot of time and just play on easy if you want to blow through the game?
No and also no
@@spadetheghost can you explain how power leveling won’t ruin any challenge? I’m not being rude I just really want to understand. Is character xp extremely low or something so only the archetypes level up quickly?
@rickn6923 if you've ever played an atlus game on higher difficulties it tends to balance out early game grind with mandatory grinds in character attributes in order to access certain questlines that take up time, besides the exp grind has diminishing returns as after a while the exp you get from running thr circuit won't be worth it, the closer the game gets to laynch
@@rickn6923Going from dev videos on the official channel they have confirmed a party is up to 4 .embers and we will have a decent amount more than that and 14 base Archtypes (with advanced it goes to over 40).
It's a Jumpstart sure but you also get a penalty for getting that much farther (for example instead of over 120ish xp I was getting less than 90 from fighting the level 16 packs of 4 enemies).
Plus if my guess is right Regiside mode might be similar to Godborn in SMT5:V and will set all enemies at the level cap (let's say 100 as an example).
Everyone has their own style of playing game
For exp i’m the guy who like to min max everythings if you dont push the character to their limit you wont know what they’re capable of
I always do this kind of stuff halfway through my game when i get a hold of the gameplay and only want to min max everythings and finish the story off
Cheat engine .
why make the game easier than it already is? i will never understand why people ruin the difficulty by doing this shit
why watch this video then? I will never understand why people seek out shit they say will ruin their enjoyment
Shut up
Making it to easy gets boring
Shut up