Capture dragons and beasts then auction them off. Then purchase the consumables (dragon steak, minced patty, steamed mollusk, braised skewer). Consume in battle for a slight but permanent stat boost.
@@carlosgabriel8243 i dont know but sometimes it does go up when you step on certain tile and sometimes it doesnt or if u take a certain action like healing thrwing a rock before using it i dont understand try using the chariot tarot ull see what i mean
The items give a random increase between 0.1 to 0.5, “0.3” is the average of this. In PSP your RNG was determined by the tile you were stepping on, not by actions. I don’t know 100% for Reborn for RNG.
in terms of building characters here's my top 5 tips: 1. on elemental affinities, i'd recommend at least for instills to be the element you're weak against and not strong in. 2. on levelling up, it's best to switch classes and train in classes which has excellent growth in the stats you need then switch them back to the classes you want them in once you hit the level cap. for example: for melee strikers, level up as berserkers then switch them back to terror knights, white knights, etc. for ranged strikers, level up as swordmasters then switch them back to archers, ninjas, etc. for control casters, level up as clerics until you get access to warlocks/necromancers then either change them back to wizards or keep them as warlocks/necromancers. for blasters, level them up as wizards until you get access to warlocks/necromancers then change them back to shamans (the most likely blaster). 3. if you want to build a swordmaster/TK that uses their debuffs well, it's best to build them as clerics->warlocks/necromancers 1st. 4. when equipping skills, keep in mind how mp hungry your unit is. a swordmaster for example already has dances to eat up their mp. equipping falling blade and/or 2h katanas for finishers will just end up as clutter as you wont have the mp to use all of them. personally i'd equip 2h katanas or falling blade. not both. this gives you more room to equip other auto-skills. 5. you dont have to always equip the latest gear. find the gear which provide the bonuses you like and use those. for example i still use linen slops +1 until chapter 4 even with access to gear with better def as i prioritize gear that gives str/dex bonuses. or like with shields, i can equip spiked shields or better by chapter 4 but i still use the aspis.
@@SeniorAdrian to be clear its a defensive buff primarily. its to prevent you from getting "increase damaged" by enemies attacking your weakness. if you're just looking for offense, the element of instill doesnt matter. it will do the same dmg regardless of whatever element you select, even if that hits an enemy's weakness. thus, the reason to just pick the element for defensive purposes.
I highly recommend using the infinite money glitch, when you get Ranged Weapons II, a crafting recipe which can be bought from the store once you get to chapter 2ish. You can make Baldur Blowguns, and sell them for more money than the original materials.
I just had another viewer mention this as well, though they added that you can craft damascus blow guns from the baldur ones and sell those. But after seeing your comment, i ran the numbers lol. you make more profit off just selling baldur blowguns. Thanks for pointing this out!
I picked up and started playing recently and these tips are good but the beginner tip I always needed was this. Equip MP healing items. There’s a reason the enemy fills up mp before they get to you so that they can spend the next 3 turns using their big crap on you while you smack them for 5. :(
Because of how the game looks at advantages/elemental advantages/etc., while you do get a boost for being fire and using a fire weapon and a fire finisher, there's also a case to be made for equipping weapons/gear/finishers that don't match your element. If you're fire (weak to water, strong vs. ice), having a lightning finisher gives you a way to deal extra damage to enemies who would normally take less damage from you (water). The game seems to pick your best advantage. And if you wear lightning armor, it'll reduce the damage water does to you. (Or, if you're dark, using a dark whip gives you a little extra attack power, but if you use the holy whip, now the game will give you the dark bonus against holy units and the holy bonus against dark units.) You can use elemental weapons/finishers to really shore up any weaknesses a character normally has, which is neat =]
Weapon skills aren't that crazy important. Lategame it's like +30 total attack rating, and the accuracy is negligible since everyone has 100% to hit for the most part. Sometimes skills>weapon skills. For instance, my double attack lord build doesn't use one. Double attack, berserk, mighty impact and w/e else situational does mad damage, way more than any of the finishers would. You could even just slot speedstar to offset the dual weight.
Yeah, early on to mid game weapon skills are decent, but I'd have to agree that in the late game there are definitely some better uses for that skill slot. Something to think about for another video. Thanks for the comment!
I just went back an unlocked Lord had no clue he could use anything for m any class he's used. I got him with Meditation IV, Speedster, Conserve MP, and Spears Paradigm Shift, Boon of Swiftness, Major Heal 2 and Ease 2. Kind of a Paladin style class. Conserve MP with Paradigm Shift is pretty cool. Meditate IV on a melee attacker is crazy.
@@denis3524 Yeah, I had no clue at first. I was like," Wow plus 3 to my stats..." and I reset the game and did that insane battle again to get the Princess. Probably should have read the in game description of the Class.
Do note on RT. if skills that can reduce RT is definitely worth. My 3 White Knights if the Velocity shift happened to run on their turn, it could almost make my units within 2 sq go 1 more turn as each will remove 35 RT per skill activation.
For crafting, I will suggest when in Chpt 4. Go and do the 6 temple asap as each one will give more recipe for better crafting as well. Anyway, those that available to craft that can bought the shop should help till chpt 4. Sometime also read through the stats of the weapon. Sometime some other stats might be more useful than a few more attack points.
Good points! Yeah, definitely want to grab the other recipes, and looking for the weapon effects like breach, poison, etc. is definitely a good idea. Thanks!
You only get a fraction of a point for each item used, so you won't necessarily see an increase with only one or two. I gave two to my Denam and got a stat increase on str and vit of 1 each.
@@89Games so u need to take 2 of these dragon meat to be sure to see that there is increase in stats thanku ill try it now i redownloaded the whole game from other source thinking it was bugged it is the same with the green cards in battle i keep using chariot tarot to see which character will actually raise the stats lol
@@89Games I forgot to mention when you use one of these consumables to raise stats sometimes it does raise the stats of either one if u place ur character in a right place i dont know if what you say is accurate
Capture dragons and beasts then auction them off. Then purchase the consumables (dragon steak, minced patty, steamed mollusk, braised skewer). Consume in battle for a slight but permanent stat boost.
Nice tip! There is so much to do in Tactics Ogre Reborn, I haven't even gotten around to auctioning any of my creatures off yet, lol.
are you sure the stat went up? i keep checking my stats before and after using those and its the same
@@achritushunter6950 they go up by 0.3 ish, so you'd need 3 or 4 for one point of stat boost.
@@carlosgabriel8243 i dont know but sometimes it does go up when you step on certain tile and sometimes it doesnt or if u take a certain action like healing thrwing a rock before using it i dont understand try using the chariot tarot ull see what i mean
The items give a random increase between 0.1 to 0.5, “0.3” is the average of this. In PSP your RNG was determined by the tile you were stepping on, not by actions. I don’t know 100% for Reborn for RNG.
in terms of building characters here's my top 5 tips:
1. on elemental affinities, i'd recommend at least for instills to be the element you're weak against and not strong in.
2. on levelling up, it's best to switch classes and train in classes which has excellent growth in the stats you need then switch them back to the classes you want them in once you hit the level cap. for example:
for melee strikers, level up as berserkers then switch them back to terror knights, white knights, etc.
for ranged strikers, level up as swordmasters then switch them back to archers, ninjas, etc.
for control casters, level up as clerics until you get access to warlocks/necromancers then either change them back to wizards or keep them as warlocks/necromancers.
for blasters, level them up as wizards until you get access to warlocks/necromancers then change them back to shamans (the most likely blaster).
3. if you want to build a swordmaster/TK that uses their debuffs well, it's best to build them as clerics->warlocks/necromancers 1st.
4. when equipping skills, keep in mind how mp hungry your unit is. a swordmaster for example already has dances to eat up their mp. equipping falling blade and/or 2h katanas for finishers will just end up as clutter as you wont have the mp to use all of them. personally i'd equip 2h katanas or falling blade. not both. this gives you more room to equip other auto-skills.
5. you dont have to always equip the latest gear. find the gear which provide the bonuses you like and use those. for example i still use linen slops +1 until chapter 4 even with access to gear with better def as i prioritize gear that gives str/dex bonuses. or like with shields, i can equip spiked shields or better by chapter 4 but i still use the aspis.
I still don't understand how instill spell work. Should i have the one on my character or the one I'm weak against?
@@SeniorAdrian use the one your character is weak against not what your enemy is weak to.
@@TheRobversion1 so its like a buff to the thing im weak against?
@@SeniorAdrian to be clear its a defensive buff primarily. its to prevent you from getting "increase damaged" by enemies attacking your weakness. if you're just looking for offense, the element of instill doesnt matter. it will do the same dmg regardless of whatever element you select, even if that hits an enemy's weakness. thus, the reason to just pick the element for defensive purposes.
I highly recommend using the infinite money glitch, when you get Ranged Weapons II, a crafting recipe which can be bought from the store once you get to chapter 2ish. You can make Baldur Blowguns, and sell them for more money than the original materials.
I just had another viewer mention this as well, though they added that you can craft damascus blow guns from the baldur ones and sell those. But after seeing your comment, i ran the numbers lol. you make more profit off just selling baldur blowguns. Thanks for pointing this out!
I picked up and started playing recently and these tips are good but the beginner tip I always needed was this. Equip MP healing items. There’s a reason the enemy fills up mp before they get to you so that they can spend the next 3 turns using their big crap on you while you smack them for 5. :(
This was a great video. I’m a FFT player coming to TOR for the first time. Thanks for these tips!
Because of how the game looks at advantages/elemental advantages/etc., while you do get a boost for being fire and using a fire weapon and a fire finisher, there's also a case to be made for equipping weapons/gear/finishers that don't match your element. If you're fire (weak to water, strong vs. ice), having a lightning finisher gives you a way to deal extra damage to enemies who would normally take less damage from you (water). The game seems to pick your best advantage. And if you wear lightning armor, it'll reduce the damage water does to you.
(Or, if you're dark, using a dark whip gives you a little extra attack power, but if you use the holy whip, now the game will give you the dark bonus against holy units and the holy bonus against dark units.)
You can use elemental weapons/finishers to really shore up any weaknesses a character normally has, which is neat =]
Thanks for sharing, I'm almost done with chapter one :)
No problem! Hope it helps!
Also, you can craft baldur blowguns, to craft Damascus blowguns, which sell for much more than they cost. Much faster than grinding the wildwood.
Nice! I'm going to try that now, thanks!
For training, unequip items. They will burn thru them constantly, and thats a real pain when it comes to non-buyable ones.
Very true. Good point!
Nice video, concise and to the point. Keep ‘em coming.
Thanks, will do!
Weapon skills aren't that crazy important. Lategame it's like +30 total attack rating, and the accuracy is negligible since everyone has 100% to hit for the most part.
Sometimes skills>weapon skills. For instance, my double attack lord build doesn't use one. Double attack, berserk, mighty impact and w/e else situational does mad damage, way more than any of the finishers would. You could even just slot speedstar to offset the dual weight.
Yeah, early on to mid game weapon skills are decent, but I'd have to agree that in the late game there are definitely some better uses for that skill slot. Something to think about for another video. Thanks for the comment!
I just went back an unlocked Lord had no clue he could use anything for m any class he's used.
I got him with Meditation IV, Speedster, Conserve MP, and Spears
Paradigm Shift, Boon of Swiftness, Major Heal 2 and Ease 2. Kind of a Paladin style class. Conserve MP with Paradigm Shift is pretty cool. Meditate IV on a melee attacker is crazy.
Awesome build!
Bevor changing to Lord Change through all classes , that you get all skills possible from that classes.
@@denis3524 Yeah, I had no clue at first. I was like," Wow plus 3 to my stats..." and I reset the game and did that insane battle again to get the Princess. Probably should have read the in game description of the Class.
Do note on RT. if skills that can reduce RT is definitely worth. My 3 White Knights if the Velocity shift happened to run on their turn, it could almost make my units within 2 sq go 1 more turn as each will remove 35 RT per skill activation.
Good points man! Thank you! Been a long while since I played a Tactics game…. Last was FF Tactics A2. Think that was 2007-2008?!
No problem! Hope your enjoying your playthrough!
Use the Dungeons For leveling and Farming
Yes, the dungeons are especially good for farming and racking up more goth, and for finding and recruiting unique units.
For crafting, I will suggest when in Chpt 4. Go and do the 6 temple asap as each one will give more recipe for better crafting as well. Anyway, those that available to craft that can bought the shop should help till chpt 4. Sometime also read through the stats of the weapon. Sometime some other stats might be more useful than a few more attack points.
Good points! Yeah, definitely want to grab the other recipes, and looking for the weapon effects like breach, poison, etc. is definitely a good idea. Thanks!
Great vid
Thank you!
i bought a lot of dragon meat in shop but when i used it doesnt raise the stats is this a bug?
You only get a fraction of a point for each item used, so you won't necessarily see an increase with only one or two. I gave two to my Denam and got a stat increase on str and vit of 1 each.
@@89Games so u need to take 2 of these dragon meat to be sure to see that there is increase in stats thanku ill try it now i redownloaded the whole game from other source thinking it was bugged it is the same with the green cards in battle i keep using chariot tarot to see which character will actually raise the stats lol
@@89Games I forgot to mention when you use one of these consumables to raise stats sometimes it does raise the stats of either one if u place ur character in a right place i dont know if what you say is accurate
2 hours? I use 25x weapon skill multiplier and change my weapon all the time.
CE.
Yeah, I've found some faster ways in the last couple of days lol.
****CZcams money glitch: Tactics Ogre 👹
lol, maybe one day
21 hours of playing and I felt dumb watching this video
Don't sweat it, I'm still learning new things too! A sign of a great game is being 40, 50, or more hours in and still learning new things.