ManSlayer
Posts : 85 Reputation : 5246 Join date : 2010-06-21 Age : 113 Location : Canada
| Subject: DFO Rebellion's Beginner guide Wed Sep 22, 2010 6:44 pm | |
| DFO Rebellion's Beginner guide - What the heck is Fatigue points? -How does the guild system work? -guild stats -guild level - Dungeons - Proper armour- What weapons shall I use? Hey guys and gals new to the Rebellion! Welcome to our guild page, this thread is designed to help you on your way in DFO so let's get started! First things first is Fatigue Points, also known as FP. FP is basically what limits your game play time for that certain character. Every character starts off with 156 points indicated by the blue bar in the bottom center of your screen (in between item hotkeys and skill hot keys and on top of menu bar) You spend 1 FP every dungeon room you enter. Once you run out of FP, that's it, you cannot enter anymore dungeons. So how do I get more FP?
Well everyday at around 5AM eastern time, you will automatically have your FP restored but other than that, there's no real way to get a full FP bar so best to have a lot of alts to play if you run out fast! Next on the list that I plan to fix later is How does the Guild System work?
Well a guild is mainly just a giant group of people under one name and after certain goals that they plan to achieve. Rebellion 's goal is to become the top guild in DFO ever! This can only be achieved when everyone helps out as much as possible.
Because you joined a guild, you receive an instant stat bonus. On top of that, you also get an exp bonus every time you clear a dungeon. Those are all there is to receive upon entering our guild (forgot to mention all the cool people we have and what not ^^)
Guild levelling is very important. Guild exp can only be gained when YOU spend FP. 1 FP is equal to 1 guild exp. There are certain level limits towards FP spent and exp gained. As long as you go into a dungeon within 5 under and 3 over your current level, every FP spent will go towards the guild! Dungeons is the next portion of the long ass thread. Going into proper dungeons is key to levelling up fast. If you've missed some general quests, but the you are way over the dungeon recommended level, it is best to simply just skip it for the time being. When you reach level 16-17, it is best to head to sky tower and level that way. When you hit level 27, go to Behemoth, and when you reach 39, go to aphelia. When levelling from 30 and up, ALWAYS do daily quests, they are your new best friend in terms of EXP gaining. Sticking to your armour specialty is always best no matter how strong that plate armour is. Wearing the wrong armour type can be deadly. Wearing the proper armour type according to your class gives benefits. These are crucial to becoming a good dungeon fighter. These benefits can be something as simple as giving bonus physical defence to giving more attack speed. Weapons are also very important to succeeding in your Dungeon Fighter life. For levels 1-18, weapons don't play in as a big factor but after your job advancement, it is important to be using the proper weapon type suited for your class. A witch just isn't a witch without her broom right? All classes have a weapon type best suited to their class.Well this has been an extremely long post that I plan to update later in the future. If you have any suggestions, feel free to reply. If you have any questions or need any help, feel free to ask one of our guild memebers, we are usually happy to help unless we are busy with somthing important. If you ask for help and dont get it, its not the end of the world! We are busy people as well with our own set goals that we are trying to reach and simply dont have the time to help. -ManSlayer30 (A.K.A Vince)
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RoflCat
Posts : 10 Reputation : 5030 Join date : 2010-08-09
| Subject: Re: DFO Rebellion's Beginner guide Thu Sep 23, 2010 1:17 am | |
| Correction: -The time for FP reset is 6 AM Pacific, so it should be 9 AM on Eastern.
And I think Witch retains cloth mastery, and with the way they're being played right now, it's better to just wear cloth for better MP regen. | |
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