So uhh, I came across some issues while rendering this on my video editing software, and since I couldn't really find a way to fix these said issues, I decided to blow past them so I'd have a video to post in the first place. If there's any sudden lag spikes or other weird visual artifacts appearing on the video, it's likely because of that. Sorry for the inconvenience! 🙏 On another note, this video had a lot of jump cuts since I had to cut this video to a fourth of the length of its original material. How did you like the edit? Feel free to comment below! x)
Really happy to hear that, I said this to someone else too but I wasn't really sure how well a pure gameplay series would be received on RUclips! Glad that people are enjoying it though :D Thanks a bunch for your interest and support! ^^
I'm glad that you're spreading the information outward!! Not many know about these guides, yet they could be so useful for those who are starting out. They're there to help after all, so any effort to spread the word and have less confused newbies in the game is definitely a plus. Thanks for taking care of them, and thanks for loving my content! ❤
Aww, thank you so much! I was actually really nervous about releasing gameplay series on RUclips but apparently it's really well received. Thank you for your support!
This is a really good series!!! I’ll wait for the assist one but so far so good! Thank you 😊 It brings back the nostalgia oh man… I really like that game and I’m glad I can play again. Still trying to figure out stats as an assist cause it’s my very first time creating one and I don’t know if k wanna be a ringmaster or a BP lol Anyway, thank you for taking the time making this!!
No, thank YOU for watching this! I wasn't expecting this series to have as much popularity as it does, so I'm utterly thankful for everyone taking their time watching these really long videos! :> I recommend checking out my guide for Assists if you haven't already for stat and skill build preferences, but in case you need extra guidance, feel free to ask in more detail what exactly you'd like to achieve, and I'll definitely send my opinions your way :D In brief though, Billposter's more comfy for 1v1 approach, Ringmaster is a must if you wanna play as a support and both are pretty good for AoE if built correctly! Hope that and the guide will help you with your decision ^^ It might take a while before I make a 1v1 assist series sadly, since I wanna finish Noben first. Hope the mercenary series will suffice until that time comes cx Thanks for the lovely comment, and I wish you luck on your Assist journey!
Thanks for your reply! I watched the guide but it’s still confusing. It’s ok, it’s all about experimenting so I’m gonna be fine. I started back in the days with a mercenary but never finished it and went past lvl 57 lol a shame.. so this guide is perfect as it’s gonna be my next perso 😊
@@samiesamantha1601 That's the spirit, experimenting is EXACTLY what it's about! That's why I leave my guides rather open-ended, since there really isn't just a one and only answer to everything :) Hope you'll really make it to 60 this time, and hope you can put the Mercenary down to your bucket list too! :> Good luck with your experimenting, I sincerely hope you'll find the right approach for you! :D
I love the new giant hunting quests. Made a few friends while struggling against the Giant Demian, and we've sorta been sticking together since and gathering whenever it's time for a new giant and/or dungeon Love the community in Universe, it reminds me of WoW Classic
The community in Flyff Universe is incredibly friendly and engaging when it comes down to it, I'm proud to be part of the community as well as long as the good people are concerned ^^ The new giant hunting quests serve more as "obstacles" for many but having the drive and interest to engage with others can open surprisingly many doors. Glad you've been open for interactions, it can take far especially in a game like this. Hope you'll enjoy the rest of the journey! ;D
Hi Emanalus , Im really enjoying your series and learned a lot. Tho, want to know what your keybind is for looting its annoying to left click every drops 😅
Oh, I showed that on the first episode! There's the Pickup nearest item button in the Motion Menu (O) that you can drag into your desired hotkey. It's the third button in the first row :) Glad you've enjoyed the series so far, and good luck with leveling to 60! ^^
Hey, this is super helpful. Used to play as a kid, thinking of starting again. I took a look at the classes, between a "Blade", "Jester" or "Psykeeper" which one would you say is the easiest to play and equip? Take in mind I know next to nothing about Flyff atm :D
Hey there! Glad to hear my gameplay series has been interesting and useful to you ^^ If I had to choose between those, I'd say that Psykeeper would be the easiest (and cheapest) to build. It's pretty straightforward, pretty much just building INT and crushing your opponents with spells. I don't vouch as much for how enjoyable and strong they are, though! :P The other classes are really simple to play once when done correctly too, but they're a little trickier to build. I recommend checking job guides that I've made if you haven't already, I go and explain about how all the jobs work there and also introduced their advanced jobs at the end. So even if you knew nothing, you should be able to make enough out of it to gain an understanding of how they work! If you ask me, I'd go for starters with a Blade, Billposter or Ranger if we're talking strictly about 1v1 :)
I get this way too often when I'm *actually* streaming XD All of this was straight off recorded though, I just happened to have a Ringmaster come across by complete coincidence :D There's a lot of people at least in my server who do that x)
@@emenalus well that's nice lol, I'll pass into town, see 50 people talking and running around, I say "buff please :)?" And everyone freezes like I'm aT-Rex and if they don't move I'll lose track of them
@@codycalvert2116 Ohh, that's pretty common! Not that I'm surprised though, 2007-2010 was pretty much the best years for Flyff :D Glad you still got a good grasp of what you should do though, certainly makes coming back to the game a lot easier! :)
This is such a good series bro. We want to start playing, me and my sister, which classes would you recommend though for the both of us? We're just casual players so we're really not experts when it comes to this kind of thing. It would be nice to have a two classes that complements each other. Would Ranger(me) and Ringmaster(FS her) do? What do you recommend? Thanks bro!
Hey there! Glad you've liked the series so far, looking forward to making some more for you! :) I think that for duo gameplay, her being a Ringmaster would definitely be a GREAT pick! Getting some good buffs and maybe some heals would really work out, and even if your sister wanted to do something else than just healing, they could learn Moon Beam to take a few enemies by themselves :D As for what you should pick though... there isn't really anything else for me to tell you than picking what interests you the most ^^ All classes are valid and strong in their own ways, so everything should work. The better question is, what kind of playstyle are you looking for? Looking to go for 1v1 or perhaps direct yourself towards AoE? Perhaps you like melee or ranged combat more? Do you like casting spells? :) I'd say that if Ranger initially tickled your fancy, then you should follow your heart! Rangers can do some really good 1v1 and AoE damage later on and doesn't really have to worry about diverging statbuilds because both skills and auto attacks scale heavily on DEX. And for a beginner, Ranger would definitely be one of the easiest picks you can take because of their simple stat build! Both their skills and regular attacks scale on DEX and if you've checked my Acrobat guide yet, that's really all you're going to need with bows :> If and when you're made your mind, be sure to also consult with your sister along the way what buffs she should focus on! You won't be able to max out most buffs in a while, so prioritizing the most important ones will take you a long way. I've gone over all buffs on my assist guide too (although briefly), but once you got the basics of the character covered, you should be able to figure out by yourself what buffs are good choices x) This message ended up dragging quite a bit, but I hope this answered all of your questions. Do feel free to shoot me with another one in case you have anything else to ask! ^^
@@emenalus Thank you very much for this elaborate explanation. I have another question regarding Assists, as I was researching about it as well while waiting for your reply. Which one would you prefer for faster questing and grinding for Assist, one with Full Int Assist and Moonbeam or 1:1 Str and Dex stat distribution Fist Assist? Is it doable to go Fist Assist route and then switch into a FS Ringmaster when reaching Lvl. 60? Which one do you think is faster?
@@marcus7386 Not sure which one would ultimately be faster, but I'd say Moon Beam assist might be a little faster during early levels, and probably safer. That does come with the downside of not really having AoE capability though, which might situationally be better. You CAN change stat points when you reach your 2nd job, so it IS possible to switch entirely from a knuckle Assist to a Ringmaster build-wise, but you CAN'T change skills unless you use your Re-skill you get at level 15. There's also the other case that if we're talking about maxing out Moon Beam, a FS RM might eventually want to focus more of their points on buffs, so you might want to consider a re-skill either way :> I should also mention though that if you and your sister are on the same quest, you both actually get credit for kills. So assuming you guys will be playing exclusively together, she doesn't really have to become that good at soloing quests unless she really wants to co-operate damage-wise. Taking all the giant slaying quests into account though, I think it'd be more productive in the long run if she focused on building INT and keeping you both alive with best possible buffs ^^ So moon beam assist, if I had to pick one or the other :)
@@emenalus Alright, thank you so much for taking the time teaching me xD. I really appreciate your assistance. We should be good to go and ready to play in a bit. Godspeed bro!
I started flyff as a kid v3 I played till flyff gold came out about a week ago I came back when I found flyff universe and my love for the game has never left but the wake up call that blade is still most expensive class is slapping me in the face lol... any hopes of continuing the series past 60 since blade doesn't even start to actually show people the pain till after 75 when buffs are no longer free from buff pang
Nah, as much as I'd like to make the series drag on for an eternity, there's a limit to how engaged people are gonna stay on content like this. I don't think going atleast much past 60 is all that realistic :,) On the bright side though, buff pangs are not that important in Flyff Universe so I doubt it's reason enough to extend the series that far x) I'm happy that you were eager for the thought though ^^ Blades being expensive is no joke though, but that's honestly not just them. BPs and Rangers for example can be a pain to fund, but all depends on what gear you'd go for. Mind you that Guardian Axes and Comet set aren't a must!! There's other options too ^^
12:32 i have reverse opinion on early lvls lel. imo flyff starting experience is one of the best in any mmorpg when it comes to the vibe cause u actually start as some pleb with wooden sword and u feel like total pleb for 15lvls to then feel like new class pleb (or destroyer of worlds with moon beam assist lol). in new mmorpgs they tend to put you into some random chaos + last boss battle that u will of course lose in some way and tons of talking with NPC's instead of actually playing the game and getting used to the grind... i always feel so lost with openings like this cause u would most of the time show u as some uber broken hero but u lost your powers or other stuff like that. its lvl1 but u kinda feel like it should be 50-100 instead, and then when u actually reach the super high lvl u dont even feel that much difference. flyff progression to psykeeper or blade feels amazing where u upgrade yourself from village pleb to some newbie mage and then u actually start levitating above the ground and sht... and it actually takes a bit of time to get there as well
This is actually a feeling that's completely unique to Flyff for me! With other MMOs that I've played such as WoW, I've totally always felt the feeling of character progression from doing simple animal hunting quests to taking down greater evils that could threaten to destroy the world. That suspense is amazing! In agreement with you, the case where you're just a "slumbering hero" from the get-go feels kind of dull and already makes you special - I find it more exciting to actually BECOME special through constant training :) In Flyff for me, I think this is something that's engrained to me because I never left the game unlike many others have, more or less. After countless runs, I've began to experience Flyff from a gameplay standpoint rather than in the sense of character development, and I've come to the conclusion that I enjoy leveling the most when my character genuinely starts to kick ass :> Especially since Flyff doesn't have much other story tied to it than what you wear. I find this "turning point" to hit around the 30-40 mark, which is where your character starts to tie loose ends that it's struggled with the entire time and actually become "capable". And the second job change at 60 just is a cherry on top ^^
You should check the next video to see where I end up after 25s :) But well, it depends a lot on how fast you kill things and how hard the other enemies hit you. I think anywhere between Pumpkins and Giggle Boxes should be fine, depending on how well you perform :D Maybe even tougher if you have a suitable element!
I do that on my main account actually, so I'm aware of its benefits ^^ Thing is that I actually get a surprising lot of comments on how some new players rather not go through that and I understand that, so I kind of want to make it clear that if they really want that, it's not really necessary ^^ but they'll see the benefit of buffs through the random buffing I get every now and then x) EDIT: After all, this series is all about show and tell ;D
I wouldn't say Flyff Universe is actually dying. The game is still doing good and the community is pretty vibrant in the Discord server :) I think the main blows right now is the FWC event server which has split the community, but the servers are going to remerge again in a month, bringing playerbases back together :D If it's server shutdown you're afraid of, I don't think you should have anything to worry about. The game imo has performed really well and I haven't seen any signs that they would've struggled to keep their servers up (nor would I expect with their player count). Whatever you consider to be "active" overall though is highly subjective and depends on the server, so I guess I'll leave that for you to find out :) Definitely worth giving it a shot, so go ahead and go have some fun! ^^
Why no slash keenwheel since you got no hitrate? You can keep 5 axes and +1 for each element. With +9 levels of empower weapon you can get level 10 elemental advantage very early on. Also, click on the quest to turn off the arrow or close it at settings
I felt like since I'm going to get a decent bit of hitrate from Smite Axe as soon as I hit level 25 (displayed at the end), I don't have a reason to opt in for skills. Early on it was tough but I did manage to get through that ^^ Skills with low levels (assuming I want to be able to max out the buffs as soon as they become available) also barely do any better damage than being without them, so I decided that I might as well save my points rather than spend on virtually nothing. Thanks for the pointer on the quest arrow, I was wondering how to get rid of it! :D Clicking on the objective again sounded so much like it wouldn't do anything xD I do like having the quest arrow atleast rather than not having one at all, although it would be great if you had an option to make it smaller :)
Oh, and also the case of elemental mastery, mind you that my funding is very limited ^^ Buying resources for elements would take a ton of money and I rather save on set pieces at first before investing on anything else :) I do know to take advantage of the elements though, so thanks for checking in with me x) I think I might be getting to it in the next couple episodes.
@@lolzzzstad yes, I'm aware :) But again, I was prioritizing saving for sets first ^^ And the early weapons would get swapped so quickly that putting aside the precious little money that I had for that would've been costly :P
@@emenalus use the spro(low) dropped by violet monsters or buy them they are super cheap this is btw same dude just on phone, remember the blade / RM you met in flaris who was watching your guide its me Haunter/Bless :)
@emenalus Wasn't there a boss room at the end of the dungeon people would camp? It was a long time ago. I played back in uhhhhh 2006 ? 2008. It was sometime after i graduated in 2006. I started playing when you had to spam skills to level up. *btw getting buffs was reaaaal easy those days cause rm would just camp at flaris and auto buff everyone that went by*
@@F0r3v3rT0m0rr0w Yes, actually! The questline I actually mentioned earlier involves this boss, at the very end you have to enter this final room which contains several of these giant-sized female vipers called "Worm Veduque" and then the final boss, Serus Uriel :) You have to kill 3 of the Worm Veduques and Serus Uriel in the last quest. EDIT: I didn't use to play in the times when skills were leveled by use, but I do remember people telling me about this many times. It's actually a big mistake that I made on my first guide! Wish buffs were that easily accessible now, now you have to go out of your way to ask for some and hope for the best, or ask from a bored Ringmaster in the Saint Morning arena if they could buff x) There's also some Ringmasters patrolling regularly, which is really wholesome
@emenalus in ways it was a good system. But in others, it wasn't *the good outweighed the bad imo* When they introduced the point system it was a massive upset in the community. People were incredibly confused and the limited access to skills made everyone instantly underpowered. I remember a lot of people in chat were raging and begging people for help, i screwed up my ranger as well, so much so that I ditched it and ran a billposter to 60 where i got stuck in slow exp grind hell and stoped playing. So I assume there is zero reason to do the quest now? It looks like it's just better to head to Saint ASAP and continue the grind. Hmm ... that's kind of sad but ah well it is how it is.
@@F0r3v3rT0m0rr0w I'm doing the quest in later levels, Serus Uriel is a level 35 boss after all :o And beating it on level is actually REALLY difficult. There's good rewards attached to it and especially a common motivator for doing quests are the inventory slots you can obtain x)
It's alive alright, but there's an event server going on called Flyff World Championship right now with boosted rates. The other servers are looking a little empty presently, and not everyone was all too excited to see FWC have a second run (there was one last year). Alive, but maybe not in the best health x)
Leveling in old Flyff definitely wasn't instantaneous, but it can depend a lot on what gear and set-up you have. Universe has limitations on accessories that you can wear and pets you can use at x levels and rare weapons past 60 aren't as crazy as they were in Flyff Gold. I would say it's still possible to make leveling fairly fast, but definitely not a pushover when starting out ^^
I was thinking about it too, but I honestly didn't find any particular reason to specifically go for swords - and I happened to get lucky with axe drops anyway :) I don't remember if I included it in the video or not, but I tested a sword that I dropped for attack speed and couldn't really tell a difference. So I decided to stick with axes :)
I haven't been playing actively while FWC was running until recently, but he's still alive and kicking I believe in 97s or so. Now that FWC is over though, maybe I'll have a moment or two to spend with him sometime soon ^^
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So uhh, I came across some issues while rendering this on my video editing software, and since I couldn't really find a way to fix these said issues, I decided to blow past them so I'd have a video to post in the first place. If there's any sudden lag spikes or other weird visual artifacts appearing on the video, it's likely because of that. Sorry for the inconvenience! 🙏
On another note, this video had a lot of jump cuts since I had to cut this video to a fourth of the length of its original material. How did you like the edit? Feel free to comment below! x)
This is such a good series, all the nostalgia is rushing back. I can't wait to see more!
Really happy to hear that, I said this to someone else too but I wasn't really sure how well a pure gameplay series would be received on RUclips! Glad that people are enjoying it though :D Thanks a bunch for your interest and support! ^^
Love your guides man. I always recommend these to new players joining.
I'm glad that you're spreading the information outward!! Not many know about these guides, yet they could be so useful for those who are starting out. They're there to help after all, so any effort to spread the word and have less confused newbies in the game is definitely a plus. Thanks for taking care of them, and thanks for loving my content! ❤
Underrated content this gives me motivation to play flyff again Lmao😂
Aww, thank you so much! I was actually really nervous about releasing gameplay series on RUclips but apparently it's really well received. Thank you for your support!
This is a really good series!!! I’ll wait for the assist one but so far so good! Thank you 😊
It brings back the nostalgia oh man… I really like that game and I’m glad I can play again. Still trying to figure out stats as an assist cause it’s my very first time creating one and I don’t know if k wanna be a ringmaster or a BP lol Anyway, thank you for taking the time making this!!
No, thank YOU for watching this! I wasn't expecting this series to have as much popularity as it does, so I'm utterly thankful for everyone taking their time watching these really long videos! :>
I recommend checking out my guide for Assists if you haven't already for stat and skill build preferences, but in case you need extra guidance, feel free to ask in more detail what exactly you'd like to achieve, and I'll definitely send my opinions your way :D In brief though, Billposter's more comfy for 1v1 approach, Ringmaster is a must if you wanna play as a support and both are pretty good for AoE if built correctly! Hope that and the guide will help you with your decision ^^
It might take a while before I make a 1v1 assist series sadly, since I wanna finish Noben first. Hope the mercenary series will suffice until that time comes cx
Thanks for the lovely comment, and I wish you luck on your Assist journey!
Thanks for your reply! I watched the guide but it’s still confusing. It’s ok, it’s all about experimenting so I’m gonna be fine.
I started back in the days with a mercenary but never finished it and went past lvl 57 lol a shame.. so this guide is perfect as it’s gonna be my next perso 😊
@@samiesamantha1601 That's the spirit, experimenting is EXACTLY what it's about! That's why I leave my guides rather open-ended, since there really isn't just a one and only answer to everything :) Hope you'll really make it to 60 this time, and hope you can put the Mercenary down to your bucket list too! :>
Good luck with your experimenting, I sincerely hope you'll find the right approach for you! :D
I love the new giant hunting quests. Made a few friends while struggling against the Giant Demian, and we've sorta been sticking together since and gathering whenever it's time for a new giant and/or dungeon
Love the community in Universe, it reminds me of WoW Classic
The community in Flyff Universe is incredibly friendly and engaging when it comes down to it, I'm proud to be part of the community as well as long as the good people are concerned ^^
The new giant hunting quests serve more as "obstacles" for many but having the drive and interest to engage with others can open surprisingly many doors. Glad you've been open for interactions, it can take far especially in a game like this. Hope you'll enjoy the rest of the journey! ;D
Hi Emanalus , Im really enjoying your series and learned a lot. Tho, want to know what your keybind is for looting its annoying to left click every drops 😅
Oh, I showed that on the first episode! There's the Pickup nearest item button in the Motion Menu (O) that you can drag into your desired hotkey. It's the third button in the first row :)
Glad you've enjoyed the series so far, and good luck with leveling to 60! ^^
Looking awesome!
We're only getting started, he'll look BADASS soon enough ;>
Hey, this is super helpful. Used to play as a kid, thinking of starting again. I took a look at the classes, between a "Blade", "Jester" or "Psykeeper" which one would you say is the easiest to play and equip? Take in mind I know next to nothing about Flyff atm :D
Hey there! Glad to hear my gameplay series has been interesting and useful to you ^^
If I had to choose between those, I'd say that Psykeeper would be the easiest (and cheapest) to build. It's pretty straightforward, pretty much just building INT and crushing your opponents with spells. I don't vouch as much for how enjoyable and strong they are, though! :P
The other classes are really simple to play once when done correctly too, but they're a little trickier to build. I recommend checking job guides that I've made if you haven't already, I go and explain about how all the jobs work there and also introduced their advanced jobs at the end. So even if you knew nothing, you should be able to make enough out of it to gain an understanding of how they work! If you ask me, I'd go for starters with a Blade, Billposter or Ranger if we're talking strictly about 1v1 :)
XD that "streamer luck" when a RM just happens to pass by, stop and full buff you
I get this way too often when I'm *actually* streaming XD All of this was straight off recorded though, I just happened to have a Ringmaster come across by complete coincidence :D There's a lot of people at least in my server who do that x)
@@emenalus well that's nice lol, I'll pass into town, see 50 people talking and running around, I say "buff please :)?" And everyone freezes like I'm aT-Rex and if they don't move I'll lose track of them
@@codycalvert2116 Aww man, that's unfortunate xD Well I guess servers can be quite different :d I hope you atleast got your own buffer in the works :P
@@emenalus sure do, just restarted playing a week ago now, used to play allot in like 2010
@@codycalvert2116 Ohh, that's pretty common! Not that I'm surprised though, 2007-2010 was pretty much the best years for Flyff :D Glad you still got a good grasp of what you should do though, certainly makes coming back to the game a lot easier! :)
Good job sir keep going on !!!
Thank you, glad you liked it!!
This is such a good series bro. We want to start playing, me and my sister, which classes would you recommend though for the both of us? We're just casual players so we're really not experts when it comes to this kind of thing. It would be nice to have a two classes that complements each other. Would Ranger(me) and Ringmaster(FS her) do? What do you recommend? Thanks bro!
Hey there! Glad you've liked the series so far, looking forward to making some more for you! :)
I think that for duo gameplay, her being a Ringmaster would definitely be a GREAT pick! Getting some good buffs and maybe some heals would really work out, and even if your sister wanted to do something else than just healing, they could learn Moon Beam to take a few enemies by themselves :D
As for what you should pick though... there isn't really anything else for me to tell you than picking what interests you the most ^^ All classes are valid and strong in their own ways, so everything should work. The better question is, what kind of playstyle are you looking for? Looking to go for 1v1 or perhaps direct yourself towards AoE? Perhaps you like melee or ranged combat more? Do you like casting spells? :)
I'd say that if Ranger initially tickled your fancy, then you should follow your heart! Rangers can do some really good 1v1 and AoE damage later on and doesn't really have to worry about diverging statbuilds because both skills and auto attacks scale heavily on DEX. And for a beginner, Ranger would definitely be one of the easiest picks you can take because of their simple stat build! Both their skills and regular attacks scale on DEX and if you've checked my Acrobat guide yet, that's really all you're going to need with bows :>
If and when you're made your mind, be sure to also consult with your sister along the way what buffs she should focus on! You won't be able to max out most buffs in a while, so prioritizing the most important ones will take you a long way. I've gone over all buffs on my assist guide too (although briefly), but once you got the basics of the character covered, you should be able to figure out by yourself what buffs are good choices x)
This message ended up dragging quite a bit, but I hope this answered all of your questions. Do feel free to shoot me with another one in case you have anything else to ask! ^^
@@emenalus Thank you very much for this elaborate explanation. I have another question regarding Assists, as I was researching about it as well while waiting for your reply. Which one would you prefer for faster questing and grinding for Assist, one with Full Int Assist and Moonbeam or 1:1 Str and Dex stat distribution Fist Assist? Is it doable to go Fist Assist route and then switch into a FS Ringmaster when reaching Lvl. 60? Which one do you think is faster?
@@marcus7386 Not sure which one would ultimately be faster, but I'd say Moon Beam assist might be a little faster during early levels, and probably safer. That does come with the downside of not really having AoE capability though, which might situationally be better. You CAN change stat points when you reach your 2nd job, so it IS possible to switch entirely from a knuckle Assist to a Ringmaster build-wise, but you CAN'T change skills unless you use your Re-skill you get at level 15. There's also the other case that if we're talking about maxing out Moon Beam, a FS RM might eventually want to focus more of their points on buffs, so you might want to consider a re-skill either way :>
I should also mention though that if you and your sister are on the same quest, you both actually get credit for kills. So assuming you guys will be playing exclusively together, she doesn't really have to become that good at soloing quests unless she really wants to co-operate damage-wise. Taking all the giant slaying quests into account though, I think it'd be more productive in the long run if she focused on building INT and keeping you both alive with best possible buffs ^^ So moon beam assist, if I had to pick one or the other :)
@@emenalus Alright, thank you so much for taking the time teaching me xD. I really appreciate your assistance. We should be good to go and ready to play in a bit. Godspeed bro!
@@marcus7386 It's no problem, glad to help! Have a great time in Flyff Universe, you two!
I started flyff as a kid v3 I played till flyff gold came out about a week ago I came back when I found flyff universe and my love for the game has never left but the wake up call that blade is still most expensive class is slapping me in the face lol... any hopes of continuing the series past 60 since blade doesn't even start to actually show people the pain till after 75 when buffs are no longer free from buff pang
Nah, as much as I'd like to make the series drag on for an eternity, there's a limit to how engaged people are gonna stay on content like this. I don't think going atleast much past 60 is all that realistic :,)
On the bright side though, buff pangs are not that important in Flyff Universe so I doubt it's reason enough to extend the series that far x) I'm happy that you were eager for the thought though ^^
Blades being expensive is no joke though, but that's honestly not just them. BPs and Rangers for example can be a pain to fund, but all depends on what gear you'd go for. Mind you that Guardian Axes and Comet set aren't a must!! There's other options too ^^
12:32 i have reverse opinion on early lvls lel. imo flyff starting experience is one of the best in any mmorpg when it comes to the vibe cause u actually start as some pleb with wooden sword and u feel like total pleb for 15lvls to then feel like new class pleb (or destroyer of worlds with moon beam assist lol).
in new mmorpgs they tend to put you into some random chaos + last boss battle that u will of course lose in some way and tons of talking with NPC's instead of actually playing the game and getting used to the grind... i always feel so lost with openings like this cause u would most of the time show u as some uber broken hero but u lost your powers or other stuff like that. its lvl1 but u kinda feel like it should be 50-100 instead, and then when u actually reach the super high lvl u dont even feel that much difference.
flyff progression to psykeeper or blade feels amazing where u upgrade yourself from village pleb to some newbie mage and then u actually start levitating above the ground and sht... and it actually takes a bit of time to get there as well
This is actually a feeling that's completely unique to Flyff for me! With other MMOs that I've played such as WoW, I've totally always felt the feeling of character progression from doing simple animal hunting quests to taking down greater evils that could threaten to destroy the world. That suspense is amazing! In agreement with you, the case where you're just a "slumbering hero" from the get-go feels kind of dull and already makes you special - I find it more exciting to actually BECOME special through constant training :)
In Flyff for me, I think this is something that's engrained to me because I never left the game unlike many others have, more or less. After countless runs, I've began to experience Flyff from a gameplay standpoint rather than in the sense of character development, and I've come to the conclusion that I enjoy leveling the most when my character genuinely starts to kick ass :> Especially since Flyff doesn't have much other story tied to it than what you wear. I find this "turning point" to hit around the 30-40 mark, which is where your character starts to tie loose ends that it's struggled with the entire time and actually become "capable". And the second job change at 60 just is a cherry on top ^^
For level 25, would it be easier to grind red mantis c?
You should check the next video to see where I end up after 25s :) But well, it depends a lot on how fast you kill things and how hard the other enemies hit you. I think anywhere between Pumpkins and Giggle Boxes should be fine, depending on how well you perform :D Maybe even tougher if you have a suitable element!
@@emenalus thank you!
you should a second account behind you, and do a priest with your leveling. You may need the buffs, it will be much easier ^^
I do that on my main account actually, so I'm aware of its benefits ^^ Thing is that I actually get a surprising lot of comments on how some new players rather not go through that and I understand that, so I kind of want to make it clear that if they really want that, it's not really necessary ^^ but they'll see the benefit of buffs through the random buffing I get every now and then x)
EDIT: After all, this series is all about show and tell ;D
Is Flyff universe dying? Wanna play cause of nostalgia but at the same time don't wanna spend all this time and the servers shut down
I wouldn't say Flyff Universe is actually dying. The game is still doing good and the community is pretty vibrant in the Discord server :) I think the main blows right now is the FWC event server which has split the community, but the servers are going to remerge again in a month, bringing playerbases back together :D
If it's server shutdown you're afraid of, I don't think you should have anything to worry about. The game imo has performed really well and I haven't seen any signs that they would've struggled to keep their servers up (nor would I expect with their player count). Whatever you consider to be "active" overall though is highly subjective and depends on the server, so I guess I'll leave that for you to find out :) Definitely worth giving it a shot, so go ahead and go have some fun! ^^
Why no slash keenwheel since you got no hitrate?
You can keep 5 axes and +1 for each element. With +9 levels of empower weapon you can get level 10 elemental advantage very early on.
Also, click on the quest to turn off the arrow or close it at settings
I felt like since I'm going to get a decent bit of hitrate from Smite Axe as soon as I hit level 25 (displayed at the end), I don't have a reason to opt in for skills. Early on it was tough but I did manage to get through that ^^
Skills with low levels (assuming I want to be able to max out the buffs as soon as they become available) also barely do any better damage than being without them, so I decided that I might as well save my points rather than spend on virtually nothing.
Thanks for the pointer on the quest arrow, I was wondering how to get rid of it! :D Clicking on the objective again sounded so much like it wouldn't do anything xD I do like having the quest arrow atleast rather than not having one at all, although it would be great if you had an option to make it smaller :)
Oh, and also the case of elemental mastery, mind you that my funding is very limited ^^ Buying resources for elements would take a ton of money and I rather save on set pieces at first before investing on anything else :) I do know to take advantage of the elements though, so thanks for checking in with me x) I think I might be getting to it in the next couple episodes.
for merc +1 element is alrdy max when you have max empower wep@@emenalus
@@lolzzzstad yes, I'm aware :) But again, I was prioritizing saving for sets first ^^ And the early weapons would get swapped so quickly that putting aside the precious little money that I had for that would've been costly :P
@@emenalus use the spro(low) dropped by violet monsters or buy them they are super cheap this is btw same dude just on phone, remember the blade / RM you met in flaris who was watching your guide its me Haunter/Bless :)
Oh man mars dungeon that brings me back.
I know right T_T Such a gem, too bad it's not really that well represented nowadays either aside from the quests later :P
@emenalus Wasn't there a boss room at the end of the dungeon people would camp? It was a long time ago. I played back in uhhhhh 2006 ? 2008. It was sometime after i graduated in 2006. I started playing when you had to spam skills to level up. *btw getting buffs was reaaaal easy those days cause rm would just camp at flaris and auto buff everyone that went by*
@@F0r3v3rT0m0rr0w Yes, actually! The questline I actually mentioned earlier involves this boss, at the very end you have to enter this final room which contains several of these giant-sized female vipers called "Worm Veduque" and then the final boss, Serus Uriel :) You have to kill 3 of the Worm Veduques and Serus Uriel in the last quest.
EDIT: I didn't use to play in the times when skills were leveled by use, but I do remember people telling me about this many times. It's actually a big mistake that I made on my first guide!
Wish buffs were that easily accessible now, now you have to go out of your way to ask for some and hope for the best, or ask from a bored Ringmaster in the Saint Morning arena if they could buff x) There's also some Ringmasters patrolling regularly, which is really wholesome
@emenalus in ways it was a good system. But in others, it wasn't *the good outweighed the bad imo* When they introduced the point system it was a massive upset in the community. People were incredibly confused and the limited access to skills made everyone instantly underpowered. I remember a lot of people in chat were raging and begging people for help, i screwed up my ranger as well, so much so that I ditched it and ran a billposter to 60 where i got stuck in slow exp grind hell and stoped playing.
So I assume there is zero reason to do the quest now? It looks like it's just better to head to Saint ASAP and continue the grind. Hmm ... that's kind of sad but ah well it is how it is.
@@F0r3v3rT0m0rr0w I'm doing the quest in later levels, Serus Uriel is a level 35 boss after all :o And beating it on level is actually REALLY difficult. There's good rewards attached to it and especially a common motivator for doing quests are the inventory slots you can obtain x)
hello :D the game is still alive?
It's alive alright, but there's an event server going on called Flyff World Championship right now with boosted rates. The other servers are looking a little empty presently, and not everyone was all too excited to see FWC have a second run (there was one last year). Alive, but maybe not in the best health x)
Flyff pc.. lvl 20 instantly lvl 60. In universe also? For to start the univers
Leveling in old Flyff definitely wasn't instantaneous, but it can depend a lot on what gear and set-up you have. Universe has limitations on accessories that you can wear and pets you can use at x levels and rare weapons past 60 aren't as crazy as they were in Flyff Gold. I would say it's still possible to make leveling fairly fast, but definitely not a pushover when starting out ^^
In early use sword not axe 😅
I was thinking about it too, but I honestly didn't find any particular reason to specifically go for swords - and I happened to get lucky with axe drops anyway :) I don't remember if I included it in the video or not, but I tested a sword that I dropped for attack speed and couldn't really tell a difference. So I decided to stick with axes :)
what's the news about this toon now?
I haven't been playing actively while FWC was running until recently, but he's still alive and kicking I believe in 97s or so. Now that FWC is over though, maybe I'll have a moment or two to spend with him sometime soon ^^
Lawolf server?.,, this is fun hahahahahaha
I'm playing in Totemia :)