From two battles in Tynemouth, you should be up to level 12, 17 after 4. To level fast, make every unit into that class, if possible. I'm not advising this, as it's crazy inoptimal and annoying, but beating the game at level 1 is legitimately possible, and surprisingly fun.

When it comes to OV, in most cases you can deal with a 10-20 level difference as long as you are past level 10 yourself, as long as you play to the strengths of the units. That being said, you can get units up to scratch pretty quick in a couple ways. So, it's a tad unnecessary to bother with the levels at all at that point, really. They said they didn't want people to have to re-grind units from level 1 every time one died, but then took it a bit farther by giving all units 3 lives, a countdown, and a skill transfer system. So as has been mentioned, yes this is just how the game works. Or maybe I'm just levelling up wrong? Is there a fast way to level that I'm missing here? The enemy squads with their high-level superior classes seem to be outdamaging me pretty consistently (despite having the best equipment and even out-levelling them by 2-3 levels), and the only way I'm winning is either by taking advantage of the AI flaws by focusing fire, or by going straight for the enemy leader. this is the reason I'm hesitant to change my wizard into a warlock, or make Denam anything other than what he's been for the entire game).

There seems to be a pretty strong disincentive to using new classes, which seems weird considering the very next battle, the enemy squad will have a bunch of new classes all fully levelled compared to your terrible level 1s.Īdditionally, it looks to me that the vast majority of skills learned by one class do not, in fact, carry over to other classes (unlike FFT, for example) - which means it looks to be more beneficial to keep your main units one single class for the entire game, rather than nerfing them by having them swap classes and have all that work you put into them basically go to nothing, as they have to start back at level one (e.g. I'm wondering if this is normal or if there's something I'm doing to mess this up? Or do you have to put in hours of grinding in order to bring the new classes up to speed? Compounding this is the issue of new classes using a different weapon set, which resets their weapon skill to zero. When you get a new character that's a new class, story or otherwise (say Hobyrim the swordmaster, for example), their level reverts to something very low (1, 3, etc.). Hi! So I've been playing this game (the One Vision version) for awhile now, and I'm nearning the end of Ch.

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