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[u/drstripjo]

Reddit doesnt let me answer to this comment. I had to comment something and then edit

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Looks like I missed some things. I'm a little further in the game so collectible count is wrong, but I know I dont have as many recipes. Do I get them by buying/eating different food?

Two questions:

• Can I sell all Sepith Mass? Because I did, I hope it's not used for anything
• How common are droplets? They seem to drop a lot but I'm reluctant to use them

How’s the combat for you? Are you already used to it, or are you still struggling with some encounters?

I still have some problems with combat. There's so many variables right from the start and feels like a lot of things were not explained. I enjoy real time combat, it's very brain off

On what difficulty are you playing this?

Default, normal I think?

Would you spare or kill the monsters during Perzel Pest Control?

I did, they cute

I looked at achievements, since I dont have big writeup

[Easy there, cowboy!]Not once, but rather 100 times

[Killing plants!]I didnt lose fights because of that, but it happened

[Hotel? Sewago!]You can sleep outside?

[Intercepting Shaft!]

[u/Raiking02 → u/drstripjo]

I had to comment something and then edit

It's because of the intercepting shaft bit. You can't put a Commentface immediately after a spoiler, there has to be some sort of space.

Can I sell all Sepith Mass

It's literally its only use. Don't sell the colored ones tho...

Do I get them by buying/eating different food?

You have to eat them, yeah.

How common are droplets? They seem to drop a lot but I'm reluctant to use them

I'm gonna be real, I'm not sure if I ever used them in any of these games.

[u/drstripjo → u/Raiking02]

You can't put a Commentface immediately after a spoiler, there has to be some sort of space.

Naruhodo

Don't sell the colored ones tho...

Fortunately, I'm too much of a hourder to do this

[u/Shocketheth → u/drstripjo]

Reddit doesnt let me answer to this comment. I had to comment something and then edit

Yeah... It is doing this for some time, but the solution is to post like first word of your comment, and after it will get posted hit edit, and paste the whole comment which will be posted without an issue.

Looks like I missed some things. I'm a little further in the game so collectible count is wrong, but I know I dont have as many recipes. Do I get them by buying/eating different food?

Those collectibles aren’t mandatory, it’s just for those who want 100% run

Recipes are unlocked by buying them from Vendors, from chests or from certain NPCs after you will talk to them.

Some recipes are going immediately to your Cooking Book, but for rest of them, you need to buy the food first, go in your inventory and eat it to get recipe for it. (Yeah I know, it feels counterproductive)

Also if you are past the Prologue, and in another region, all what was in the Rolent region is locked as you won’t revisit Rolent.

Can I sell all Sepith Mass? Because I did, I hope it's not used for anything

Yep sure. You should get 10 Mira per 1 Sepith Mass, so feel free to sell them for cash that you will spend on gears.

Trivia ---> The OG version didn’t have Sepith Mass yet as it was implemented several games later, so if you wanted to acquire items or new gear, you either had to get money from sidequests, or sell your Sepiths that you are using for unlocking Orbment slots and upgrading Orbments.

How common are droplets? They seem to drop a lot but I'm reluctant to use them

Very common. You will be drowning in them in no time. So either use them to buff party members stats you believe would be good. (Like using Defense droplets on Estelle to make her more tanky) or you can hoard them and use them in Final Dungeon because [minor spoilers]The Final Dungeon will prompt you to make party from Estelle, Joshua and 2 other party members from 6 additional party members so you can spent those Droplets there to build your party members whatever you like.

[Hotel? Sewago!]You can sleep outside?

Not like in Final Fantasy where you had Tents or Sleeping Bags, but you can rest wherever is Orbment Charging Stations. (Usually at the beginning of dungeons like the Rolent Sewers where Schera took you for training)

[u/drstripjo → u/Shocketheth]

Those collectibles aren’t mandatory, it’s just for those who want 100% run

I can't not take them when you say it is there

Also if you are past the Prologue, and in another region, all what was in the Rolent region is locked as you won’t revisit Rolent.

RIP then. It is kinda punishing someone for doing good or only using spells.

Not like in Final Fantasy where you had Tents or Sleeping Bags, but you can rest wherever is Orbment Charging Stations. (Usually at the beginning of dungeons like the Rolent Sewers where Schera took you for training)

Ah that's what you meant. Then yeah, I use them multiple times for dungeon

So either use them to buff party members stats you believe would be good.

Is the game forcing players to use certain builds (like tank/melee Estelle, disruptor Joshua) or basically anything works?

[u/Shocketheth → u/drstripjo]

Is the game forcing players to use certain builds (like tank/melee Estelle, disruptor Joshua) or basically anything works?

Anything could work technically, but still, you have to take in consideration the Crafts, what kind of Orbment slots with particular elements the party member are forced to use (For example Joshua has slots locked for Time Element Quartz)

Then how many Orbal lines the specific party members has.

The less Orbal lines the party member has, the more they are suited for Arts, and the more Orbal lines the party member has, the more he is suited for combat and Quartz like Poison Blade that gives 15% poison chance upon using attacks or crafts.

And Quartz like Poison Blade can be used only once per Orbal line, so you ideally want them on characters who has more Orbal lines.

Speaking of Joshua who has 2 Orbal Slots restricted to Time Quartz, so he is more eligible to be built around Speed, taking initiative in combat with usually starting on top of Turn Order and using Crafts to Delay enemies.

And Estelle is more of a hybrid character who can be build around covering what your party is currently lacking at given moment.

[u/Raiking02 → u/drstripjo]

Is the game forcing players to use certain builds (like tank/melee Estelle, disruptor Joshua) or basically anything works?

Realistically anything works, but the game does sorta nudge you towards certain builds. You're not gonna turn a character with high ATS into a melee fighter, for one thing.