This was a wonderful video. I ended up spending hours here because I wanted to do some irl work with one hand and auto battle the rest. The thing I find really frustrating about the game is how little XP gains feel. I ended up stopping at 550k gald. It should be noted that as soon as you attempt to proceed with the story and fight Kelz, this is no longer possible, as the Renan forces have conceded.
That's also a very good spot, especially with the several large enemies, but I figure those are slightly harder for a new player and a little more demanding. You can turn your brain off and mash soldiers all day, but the giant dudes can 1 shot you fairly late into the game. Anyways thank you for commenting, super cool my dude!
I find more productive unlock the Lord's Quarters first. This wat can run from it to Noble Room fighting four groups of enemies then rinse and repeat. Doing this will prevent the time of Happy Bottle to run out.
Honestly I never farmed a single exp point/gald in this game. The only farming I did was when all the content was over and I needed the reach level 100 trophy, so I fighted chronos like 6-7 times. Game literally throws gald/items/Exp at you (I played on hard).
Naw man, but I can tell you, when you reach Lenegis, there will be an area full of enemy soldiers, that's the best spot late game. Can't speak on the dlc, never played it.
You can break the game right away! All you have to do is change the difficulty to very easy(new DLC) to feel mega OP. No penalty to change between difficulties. Of course change the difficulty to Hard for almost double the EXP when farming normal enemies. This game is made for the story. I find it very silly for you to take the difficulty serious. Unfortunately its not like the good ol days where you can play an original RPG games with bosses you cant beat and can spend days one.....that fantasy element is amazing due to the fact you know that once you beat that boss you can progress to new unfound areas....now days it's easy to do that in a pickle. Just change the difficulty. Note: Some RPG games only allow you to stick with your difficulty with bonus to that is simple extra EXP....BUT Tales of Arise don't do that and many modern games will not do that because of the fear of losing money.
I have never seen a man miss a point this hard. Well, thats not true, but I'm sure you know what I mean. You're missing the point. People play games to have fun. To some people grinding is fun. To some people playing through the highest difficulty is fun. To some people playing on the highest difficulty and then fucking that difficulty up the ass by getting insanely overpowered is fun. And there are also people, who only want to experience the story. For those people, you have that "easiest" difficulty option. BUT, those people also do not need someone telling them where the best grinding spots are because they don't need to grind. This video is not for those people. Once again, you are entirely missing the point of this video and who the target audience is.
@@ThorsShadow And depending on my mood, I'm pretty much all of those people you described. Sometimes I play on easy, at times I enjoy breaking a game, at times I ejoys making a game harder with mods, etc. It's pretty good that we have options to mold some games into ones we can have fun with.
first off the difficulty barely changes anything in this game. i went from hard to very easy and i could barely tell a difference aside from slight hp lowering and complete nerfing of xp gains.
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This was a wonderful video. I ended up spending hours here because I wanted to do some irl work with one hand and auto battle the rest. The thing I find really frustrating about the game is how little XP gains feel. I ended up stopping at 550k gald. It should be noted that as soon as you attempt to proceed with the story and fight Kelz, this is no longer possible, as the Renan forces have conceded.
Oh man, I was just thinking about starting over. This is going to smooth over the whole process.
Glad to help
Really appreciate this video man
Ya man
my mid game xp farm is in the wedge. the door between spiral 1 and 2 has enemies directly nearby.
That's also a very good spot, especially with the several large enemies, but I figure those are slightly harder for a new player and a little more demanding. You can turn your brain off and mash soldiers all day, but the giant dudes can 1 shot you fairly late into the game. Anyways thank you for commenting, super cool my dude!
My farming exp spot, is the cave to the Legendary Fishing Spot. Enemies range from 40 - 54.
Good thing I have a a Few Save States before this! This is gonna make the Game So Much more enjoyable to play now :)
Yeah it smoothes out some mid game for sure
I find more productive unlock the Lord's Quarters first. This wat can run from it to Noble Room fighting four groups of enemies then rinse and repeat. Doing this will prevent the time of Happy Bottle to run out.
I just started the game a couple days ago... This is an Amazing way to do it !!!
Great stuff Beast.
Ur loyal subjects are still demanding another live stream...stat 🙂
Thanks guys, I'll try to do one this week. Any suggestions on a game?
@@optimusgrime8265 I am more than happy with a game of ur choosing fella, I'm here for the entertainment value you provide.
Altho I do recall ur review of Red Dead 2 which was great due to ur disgust of the game. An option maybe?....lol
Honestly I never farmed a single exp point/gald in this game. The only farming I did was when all the content was over and I needed the reach level 100 trophy, so I fighted chronos like 6-7 times. Game literally throws gald/items/Exp at you (I played on hard).
This is an amazing video… that I watched a few hours after just beating the boss that makes this no longer work… :(
Only a few-hour grind til late-game?
Man, that saves me ages! 😂
I usually grind 30-50hrs for most ARPGs. 😅
Its a ok game, seperate arenas per fight gets old fast
I know its old but im just now starting the game did you/he (for wheoever reads this) ever post a mid-late game version
Naw man, but I can tell you, when you reach Lenegis, there will be an area full of enemy soldiers, that's the best spot late game. Can't speak on the dlc, never played it.
@@optimusgrime8265 I'll keep an eye out just about to start this farm (I think)
Was this patched out??
Sigh......
You can break the game right away! All you have to do is change the difficulty to very easy(new DLC) to feel mega OP. No penalty to change between difficulties. Of course change the difficulty to Hard for almost double the EXP when farming normal enemies.
This game is made for the story. I find it very silly for you to take the difficulty serious. Unfortunately its not like the good ol days where you can play an original RPG games with bosses you cant beat and can spend days one.....that fantasy element is amazing due to the fact you know that once you beat that boss you can progress to new unfound areas....now days it's easy to do that in a pickle.
Just change the difficulty.
Note: Some RPG games only allow you to stick with your difficulty with bonus to that is simple extra EXP....BUT Tales of Arise don't do that and many modern games will not do that because of the fear of losing money.
I have never seen a man miss a point this hard. Well, thats not true, but I'm sure you know what I mean. You're missing the point. People play games to have fun. To some people grinding is fun. To some people playing through the highest difficulty is fun. To some people playing on the highest difficulty and then fucking that difficulty up the ass by getting insanely overpowered is fun. And there are also people, who only want to experience the story. For those people, you have that "easiest" difficulty option. BUT, those people also do not need someone telling them where the best grinding spots are because they don't need to grind. This video is not for those people. Once again, you are entirely missing the point of this video and who the target audience is.
@@ThorsShadow And depending on my mood, I'm pretty much all of those people you described.
Sometimes I play on easy, at times I enjoy breaking a game, at times I ejoys making a game harder with mods, etc.
It's pretty good that we have options to mold some games into ones we can have fun with.
first off the difficulty barely changes anything in this game. i went from hard to very easy and i could barely tell a difference aside from slight hp lowering and complete nerfing of xp gains.
@@cooltjh4 If you go from hard to very easy there is a guge difference in one hit kills.....???Xp gains are percentages....???