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God Gundam · 07-26-2003, 02:55 PM

I have to agree with SecretMaster. When I first beat the game, my character levels averaged 19 or 18 and the battles were just fine. My fights with the Rapax at their castle went either way and it contributed for much more suspense and excitement not to mention more FUN. It isn’t fun going to battle OVER LEVELED coz there won't be any challenge anymore.

My guess is the points you've earned at level up was wasted on useless attributes for the character and the spells you chosen were not really needed in the long run.
If you did the right thing of allocating the points to the proper attributes and picked the right spells and still had a hard time beating the Rapax at their turf, then you must review and rewrite your overall strategy.

One good and reliable strategy I've been using for years is not using spells that hurt or kill but using spells that effect their ability to fight or cast spells, once that is done then I start using spells that enhance my party's abilities, when that is over too then I can start using spells that really hurt and kill.
One thing to add; Going to battle OVER LEVELED isn’t fun at all. You'll get bored in the process when the challenge is gone.

07-26-2003, 02:55 PM	#9
God Gundam Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: September 29, 2002 Location: Manila Age: 45 Posts: 40	I have to agree with SecretMaster. When I first beat the game, my character levels averaged 19 or 18 and the battles were just fine. My fights with the Rapax at their castle went either way and it contributed for much more suspense and excitement not to mention more FUN. It isn’t fun going to battle OVER LEVELED coz there won't be any challenge anymore. My guess is the points you've earned at level up was wasted on useless attributes for the character and the spells you chosen were not really needed in the long run. If you did the right thing of allocating the points to the proper attributes and picked the right spells and still had a hard time beating the Rapax at their turf, then you must review and rewrite your overall strategy. One good and reliable strategy I've been using for years is not using spells that hurt or kill but using spells that effect their ability to fight or cast spells, once that is done then I start using spells that enhance my party's abilities, when that is over too then I can start using spells that really hurt and kill. One thing to add; Going to battle OVER LEVELED isn’t fun at all. You'll get bored in the process when the challenge is gone.