From development team, DIMPS and publishers Bandai Namco Entertainment comes a brand new video game entry to the Sword Art Online franchise. The beloved anime and manga series has seen a few video game titles launch into the market for various platforms.
This latest title, Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet, takes on a brand new adventure for players to go through. Within the game, players will create a custom protagonist in the world of Gun Gale Online where a thrilling adventure, quests, and characters are waiting.
Leveling guide for new Death Knights, covering basic rotations, specializations, abilities, talent builds, and tips and tricks while leveling from 1-120. Bronzebeard to aid him with the task of healing Azeroth from the wounds caused by the strike Sargeras dealt with his sword. The Heart of Azeroth is a neck piece that grants you the ability.
Likewise, throughout the journey, it seems that players will have to make big choices which will alter some narrative events. Being a brand new adventure, gamers won’t have to rely too much on past material of Sword Art Online to enjoy the game.
Need some help going through Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet? In this guide, we’ll discuss just how to level up fast.
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How To Level Up Fast
For starters, this leveling up process can be done right from the start of the game. You’ll need to just get to the point where your character can start to move around and explore the open world. Your objective at this point is to make your way to the Floating Tower and from there you’ll just rinse and repeat the fights listed below as each enemy will respawn.
Note
- The best weapon to use is a handgun or submachine gun as you make your way to the Floating Tower. Enemies will replenish the ammo for those weapons once defeated.
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- Weapons and accessories that have the Experience Gain Increase skill attached will help the leveling process.
Elite Automaton
Within the Floating Tower area, you’ll find an Lv. 10 Elite Automaton for you to defeat. His drops are usually always good and it makes a good source to grind for not only XP but to gain items to sell.
NPC Duo
Just west of the Floating Tower are two NPCs to attack. They will level up as you level up which makes them a good target to attack though they only level up when you leave the entire area. With that said, they can be difficult to take down so it’s best to assure your character is equipped with skills and abilities to help with health. Both NPCs are aimed at long range battle which means you’ll need to focus on close combat.
Scorpion Boss Fight
Likewise, south of the Floating Tower within the mounts will be the scorpion boss to defeat. This is another challenging boss but it can net you a good amount of XP and drops if you are able to take the enemy down.
Dungeon Method
Another means to level up early on is to head over to the Western Dungeon. In the area, there will be a number of enemy players to defeat. You would need to defeat all of the enemy players except for one.
The remaining player will go about and revive the fallen enemy players allowing you to once again strike them down.
All you have to do is repeat this process until you’re done farming XP.
Levels 40+ Grinding Area
If you have reached level 40 and are still looking for areas to grind XP then the best place to run with is the Industrial Zone within the Solitary Sands. You’ll find that most spawns within the area will be around level 50.
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This page was created to act as a guide for leveling buffs. If you follow these recommendations, you will level quickly over the long term. Short term gains from Sacrifice are not recommended as explained below. The higher your max stamina, the faster you will level. This is especially true when special potions from global quests or gifts from game admins come into play. There are a number of assumptions made here. First, with the exception of Deflect in the Essential column and PvP prestige, this all basically ignores PvP altogether. All of the PvP specific buffs are in the Avoid column. Second, please use either onemanmob.page.tl/Recommended-Set-Items.htm, Fallen Sword Wiki Hunting setup list, and/or jagger4man's set list to determine the best equipment setup for your level. The buffs are considerably less effective if you're not using the proper gear, and vice versa. Third, if you're using the proper gear and the proper buffs, you should be killing the creature with the first hit (1-hitting) at least until level 1100, possibly further, so all the buffs that assume multiple rounds of combat are in the Optional column. The exception to this is when you have a @#$%! creature that likes to Dodge.. but that's why Summon Shield Imp is under Essential. Fourth, I'm working under the assumption that you're using as many complete sets as possible (Smashing Hammer) and no items that are not from a set (Coordinated Attack/Defense) while hunting. Please look below the Quick List chart for explanations of why I recommend what I do. Otherwise, direct questions or suggestions to TSDaedalus of Tortured Souls. Last updated 3 September 2015.
Quick List
Essential - These are buffs I never go without. Many of them either directly or indirectly give you more xp for less stamina. Or they provide some other indispensable function.
Recommended - Highly advisable, but not indispensable. Many of these can help you get extra xp by helping Overkill trigger.
Optional - These buffs are helpful some of the time or only in certain situations. Many of these are pointless if you're 1-hitting.
Avoid - These buffs are entirely pointless (or downright harmful) for you when you're hunting. They are either for PvP, SE or Titan hunting, or when nothing else works. If you like xp and gold, don't use them. If someone buffs you with them, get rid of them.
Red = Increases damage (or otherwise helps Overkill to trigger). Use when using Overkill to increase xp per kill.
Green = Increases max stamina when wearing corresponding gear. Also helps Overkill, so keep it active while hunting.
Orange = Increases max stamina when wearing corresponding gear, but CANCEL before hunting!
Blue = Only available as a potion.
Blue cell = Use a potion rather than just a buff if possible as long as the buff level is over 175.
* = If you're in a dark realm, Vision is essential.
* = Can increase xp per kill if you're using Overkill AND a Necrosis potion AND you happen to be hitting Undead class creatures.
* = Can increase xp per kill if you're using Overkill AND Savagery/Chi Strike.
| Essential | Recommended | Optional | Avoid |
| Enchant Weapon | Rage | Stun | SE Slayer |
| Dark Curse | Fury | Blood Thirst | Death Wish |
| Demoralize | Berserk | Holy Flame* | Spell Breaker |
| Iron Fist | Wither | Righteous* | Spell Leech |
| Overkill | Shatter Armor | Shockwave | Distraction |
| Enchant Armor | Spectral Knight | Ignite | Undermine |
| Deflect | Keen Edge | Arterial Strike | Anti Deflect |
| Unbreakable | Death Dealer | Poison | Mighty Vigor |
| Summon Shield Imp | Savagery | Cursed Rune | Fist Fight |
| Enchant Shield | Chi Strike | Cursed Ring | Balanced Attack |
| Degrade | Shield Strike | Great Vigor | Honor |
| Find Item | Coord. Attack | Absorb | Assist |
| Treasure Hunter | Smashing Hammer | Force Shield | Counter Attack |
| Quest Finder | Sharpen | Vision* | Nightmare Visage |
| Adept Learner | Heavy Weight | Flinch | Erosion |
| Librarian | Armored Strike | Terrorize | Smite |
| Merchant | Fortify* | Dull Edge | Balanced Defense |
| Animal Magnetism | Evade | Avert Gaze | Bastion |
| Empower | Rock Skin* | Side Step | Barricade |
| Doubler | Aura of Protection* | Hardened | Retaliate |
| Conserve | Constitution | Deep Pockets | Shame |
| Brew Master | Fortitude* | Defiance | Dispel Curse |
| Light Foot | Sanctuary* | Last Ditch | Extend |
| Epic Forge | High Guard* | Four Leaf | Buff Master |
| Stalker | Coord. Defense* | Inventor | Guild Buffer |
| Epic Craft | Anchored* | Inventor II | Gloat |
| Distil | Armor Boost* | Extractor | Severe Condition |
| Teleport | Shield Wall | Extractor II | Reinforce |
| PvP prestige | Mesmerize | Resource Finder | Bodyguard |
| Reckoning | Reflection | Riposte | |
| Golden Shield* | Gold Foot | Sealed | |
| Ageless* | Sacrifice | Invert | |
| Necrosis | Invigorate | Reign Of Terror | |
| Critical Strike | Fumble | ||
| Layered Armor* | Titan Doubler | ||
| Defensive Aura* |
Buff Explanations
Offense:
The buffs that affect 'base attack' and 'base damage' like Rage, Fury, and Berserk may not be very effective for you at all. If in your attributes you have only a few level up points assigned to attack, the buffs that give you x% more base attack are only going to give you a few points total. On the other hand if you have a lot of points assigned to a particular attribute, like damage most likely, then the buff(s) might be worth it. I use a Potion of Fury which gives Berserk 350 because I have approximately 2000 level up points assigned to damage. I only have 100 points assigned to attack, so I generally ignore Rage.
IF you happen to be wearing the corresponding epic items (that increase max stamina), do Enchant Weapon, Iron Fist, Cursed Ring, and Cursed Rune before you max out . They will add to your max stamina. Make sure to log in again before they expire or the gains will disappear. (This obviously applies more when you are actually able to wear said equipment.) Just be sure to cancel Cursed Ring/Rune after maxing and before hunting so you don't have issues with Unbreakable not working.
Overkill opens up a whole new can of worms. Overkill is great to get more XP/kill, BUT there are a few things to keep in mind. First, do NOT use Death Wish with Overkill. Death Wish prevents you from doing damage, so Overkill then doesn't trigger. If you are 1-hitting, you don't need the help of Death Wish anyway. If you aren't 1-hitting, Overkill will never trigger, so use Death Wish instead of Overkill. Otherwise, save Death Wish for titans and SE's. If somebody sends you a lot of buffs, you might need to deactivate Death Wish, so watch for that. Secondly, since Overkill triggers when you do double the required damage, you'll need buffs that will help you do that. They include Fury, Berserk, EW, maybe Holy Flame, Wither, Shatter Armor, Spectral Knight, Death Dealer, Savagery, Chi Strike, Shield Strike, Iron Fist, Coord Attack, Smashing Hammer, Heavy Weight, and Armored Strike. THIS is why a lot of people are lit up with so many buffs they look like a Christmas tree when they hunt!
You ever run into the situation where the creature dodges the attack, making you miss, and then smashes you in the face? The Dodge enhancement is a pain in the rear. So what do we do to get rid of Dodge (as much as possible)? Use Demoralize. It wouldn't hurt to go through the enhancements on your profile page to get to know them better. Honestly, they apply more to PvP, but they're still good to know. After over a year and a half of playing, I still have work to do on this one.
Don't use Distraction. It will nom on all your gold and not even thank the chef. It's not worth it even if you're using Overkill.
Defense:
Like Rage, Fury, and Berserk, the 'base defense', 'base armor', and 'base HP' buffs, which are Fortify, Evade, Rock Skin, and Aura of Protection will be ineffective if you haven't assigned level up points to the defense, armor, and HP attributes. My opinion: Devote all of your level up points to damage, except 100 to attack. Ignore the 'base ___' buffs except for Berserk.
Enchant Armor and Enchant Shield will give you a higher max stamina just like EW, IF, and Cursed Ring/Rune if you're wearing those stam items.
Unbreakable will pay for itself. This applies to using the buff market or, at a higher level, Potion of Resilience. You like having more gold? Use Unbreakable.
Counter Attack is good against SE's. At any other time, you will blast through your stamina crazy fast and not realize why until later.
Summon Shield Imp (SSI), as you very likely already know, is indispensable. You get 6 imps at skill level 150. Since your guild probably gives you an extra 25 skill levels, stop giving it skill points at 125 if you choose to devote points to it at all.
All of the buffs that add additional defense, armor, and HP are icing on the cake. They will have a marginal effect, in combination with their offensive counterparts, on giving you more XP through Overkill. I wouldn't buy them unless you find yourself in a situation where you really need them for some reason.
Special:
Find Item isn't as awesome if you're low on backpack slots. It is awesome if you're hunting SE's though. Also helpful for quests.. but not as awesome as Quest Finder! I loves me some Quest Finder. Resource Finder is also helpful for certain quests where you need to get resource drops specifically. Using RF and QF would have saved me a lot of headache earlier in the game!
Treasure Hunter and Merchant are good.
Adept Learner and Librarian are more effective than Light Foot at saving stamina. If you quickly get the XP to level up, you don't have to walk around killing more creatures. I figured this out when comparing Darksun global event reward potions. I use Darksun Solution II (AL500, Sac500) exclusively. Yes, I would have a higher short term gain if I used that WITH the Darksun Bile (Conserve500, LF1500, Stalker250), but if I use up my chests by choosing Bile, then I have less chests for Solution and I give up higher gains over the long term.
Animal Magnetism is also more effective than Light Foot at saving stamina. If you can continuously kill creatures without moving, then you're not using stamina to move! A high AM is a beautiful, beautiful thing. That said, LF is essential anyway because it saves stamina. If LF is essential, Conserve is more so. You use the most stamina in killing creatures, especially with Doubler active. So if you can get free kills, you will save the most stamina. Doubler also lets you avoid spending stamina to move, but it's more complicated.
Empower is good because it boosts Elite Hunter. Wagamama high spec oc english download. The idea that your other enhancements are also getting a boost is icing on the cake. Stalker also boosts Elite Hunter.
The higher your max stamina, the more useful Brew Master is. If you can finish your hunt before your potions expire, then Brew Master is pointless.
If you have to invent things, use Inventor 1 and 2, and Extractor 1 and 2. If not, don't bother.
Mesmerize helps Overkill a little.
If you care about your guild bank, DO NOT USE SACRIFICE!! If you ever want to have a higher max stamina (for a variety of reasons), DO NOT USE SACRIFICE!! If you don't care about your guild bank, and you're satisfied with all your character upgrades, then Sacrifice will help you level faster. I ran the numbers. Here's what they look like. The basic summary is this: Yes, you will get more XP/kill if you use Sacrifice, but you forfeit some or all of your gold.. before guild tax is taken out. So your guild doesn't get the gold from tax money and you don't get the gold you need to upgrade your stamina, increase backpack slots, increase stam gain (DO NOT UPGRADE XP OR GOLD GAIN IF YOU'RE GOING TO STAY ACTIVE), get more bank deposits, auction listings, etc. etc. etc. Not having this avenue to get gold severely handicaps you in the long run. Yes you can get gold by being a merchant, speculating on fsp (if you don't get robbed in the middle of it), watching promo videos, and selling buffs. But getting gold from hunting is your primary method of gold acquisition. And, once again, using Sacrifice screws the guild out of tax money. My exception to this recommendation is a double or triple XP event when you get extra XP from each creature. During those events, assuming your guild bank is not in survival mode, do it. Using Sacrifice will get you a LOT more XP if its gains are doubled.
Reckoning can double Librarian. o_O ..Ok, ok, yes it chooses a skill at random, but still.
If you're wearing stam gear, Epic Forge (and Epic Craft) can give you a ton of extra max stamina. Not counting potions like Potion of Truth (EW1000) and the like, Epic Forge will give you the most extra stam of any skill. Just make sure you log in again before the buff expires. Otherwise you lose any gain you may have gotten.
New buffs (April 2015)
For leveling, Invert, Reign Of Terror, Fumble, and Titan Doubler are pointless. If you happen to be capturing relics during your hunt though, then of course Reign Of Terror is going to be a necessity.Critical Strike helps Overkill trigger and give you more XP. Layered Armor and Defensive Aura will help Overkill as well as long as you're using Savagery.
Quest Hunter is a huge help depending on your circumstances. Normally if you have a quest that requires you to kill 45 creatures (or however many), you'll complete the quest and still need more XP in order to level. In that case, Quest Hunter is pointless. However, if you're using a huge Doubler, another potion that makes you get massive XP per creature, or if it's a double XP event, then you might find yourself leveling up before completing the quest. Then to complete the quest you're hitting creatures below your level and not getting enough XP per creature. THAT'S when Quest Hunter can help you get done the quest BEFORE you level up so you can keep going and continue hitting the proper level creatures. Those people with higher stamina often use a higher Doubler so they can get through their stamina before buffs time out. Quest Hunter can help those people speed up their hunt without missing out on XP then too.
Teleport..is..awesome. The primary use was thought to have been for titan hunting so you don't have to spend stamina walking around the map chasing the titan constantly. However, after having used it, I now consider it absolutely essential for hunting. You can use it to quickly get to quest checkpoints without using stamina. You can use it to get across one or more maps that are lower than your level at the beginning of your hunt. Teleport will also help you not have to walk in situations where you just killed an Elite and need to get back to the door, or when you level up and you're nowhere near the door to the next level map. Walking doesn't take near the stamina that attacking creatures does, but if you can avoid using stamina one way or another, it's worth it! And Teleport can save more stamina than Light Foot depending on your general xp/creature and level of Animal Magnetism.
Thoughts on Doubler (DB)
Doubler makes it so you use less of your available stamina walking in favor of using it to get xp (by killing creatures) instead. Assuming 1 creature per square, without DB, you'd use 1 stam to kill the creature and 1 stam to walk to the next square. With a 2x DB, it'd be 2 stam to kill the creature, but you get twice as much xp too. So the kill:walk ratio is then 2:1. So then you only have to walk 2/3rds as much to get the same amount of xp.When going from world to world, you make your way from the portal you came in from over to the one that takes you to the next level world. Ideally, you could walk straight across and get enough xp from killing creatures to level up at the exact time you reach the portal. With a really high doubler (DB), you'd level up before getting to the other side. In that situation, you're going to use stam from moving from the square you ended up on to the portal no matter what, so the DB didn't really save you that much stamina. With a really low DB, you're covering way more ground to get enough xp to level up than what would be necessary just to get to the other portal. So you can have too high of a DB and too low. Thing is, Potion of Acceleration (DB500) costs more than Potion of Greater Doubler (DB750). So I'd go with either Greater DB, a decent composing potion, or just a buff. ***EDIT*** If you are using Teleport, it doesn't matter where on the map you are when you level up. So use as high a doubler as you can afford and just teleport to the next portal.