Secret_Wizard

u/Secret_Wizard


r/dragonquest•

First thing's first, I'd like to be clear: I'm not ragging on the game from a place of hate. This is about constructive criticism and mildly annoyed grousing!

As I'm sure everyone browsing this subreddit knows, up until now the broad inventory was separated from individual character inventories. If you wanted to use an item or change equipment, you had to place it into the highly limited individual inventory spaces. It was a simple and effective system, forcing you to take only a limited selection of restorative items and magical equipment with use-as-item effects into each battle.

Reimagined has, unfortunately, done away with all that.

Each party member has full access to your entire inv

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r/dragonquest•

If you're reading this paragraph the information below is only 95% complete. I am currently only missing the positive effect requirements for a handful of souped up skills for Prince of Cannock, Princess of Moonbrooke and Princess of Cannock, as in my game they haven't yet learned the base spells. The DQ1 Hero and the Prince of Midenhall should be fully complete. Maybe?

If you can contribute to this collection, please do so! I'll try to edit this post as new info is added.


#🟥🟥🟥DQ1 Hero🟥🟥🟥

###Focus Pocus or 50% HP

  • Gust Slash -> Skysplitter (34MP) - Strong attack against Undead/Amorphous/Material foes, and hits all foes
  • Cattle Prod -> Beast Bopper (22MP) - Strong attac
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At the timestamp of 5:28:40 in the Doom stream Pat did today, he begins to read aloud a donation message that includes a pretty hefty spoiler for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Pat only caught it a moment after he spoke the words, which ended up spoiling many people watching live.

It's an event that Pat himself already experienced in his most recent stream of the game, but nevertheless, many viewers ended up getting spoiled.

I'm making this post to hopefully prevent more people from getting spoiled on this. Either dodge the vod entirely, or very carefully mind the timestamp. Pat said he will pointedly edit it out for the Youtube upload.

If you want to dodge it, once you reach 5:28:00, skip

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r/ffxiv•

If you're like me, you want to play through the Main Scenario Quests of Dawntrail as one of the shiny new Jobs coming with the new expansion. Maybe it's because you want to try something brand new, maybe it's because one of them just really gets you. But oh no! The new Jobs start at level 80, and you need to be level 90 to do the new MSQ quests! And you don't want to miss the initial hype wave, you want to get in there day one! What a conundrum! Well look no further, my friend, because I'm gonna tell you everything you need to know in order to get there quickly!

Stage 1: Preparation

This may very well be the most important stage; it's the foundation that all your efforts in Stage 2 w

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r/dragonquest•

I began playing Dragon Quest IX. I just recruited my party members from the inn and my next stop is inquiring at the town's castle about this "Wight Knight" figure. So I'm very early on.

Now, to my best understanding, sidequests 121 through 184 are from DLC, which is long defunct. Thankfully I have the save editor and with a little file transferring magic, I can set them from "Unavailable" to "Unacquired."

But I can't find any information online as to when I should do this. The last thing I would want is to activate the DLC quests right now, only to go browse them in game and see things like "here's some totally free endgame weapons" or "Now that you beat [final boss's name here], X ha

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