Oh man don't do that to me. What are the requirements for a class-up, I'm about to rescue the priestess?
renown b rank. it's biggest jump in strength in the game.
You need renown rank B to unlock the ability to do so. You spend Honors to actually rank up a character. The cost differs fro different characters. Some cost 25, other can cost up to 50.
They probably think y'all black because you keep playing their games for free. Asians are notoreously racist towards the negro man.
I'm a Vietnamese doe!!!!
this. after some point you don't even look at enemy composition, just if red bar is long enough.
There's plenty of consumables to change things in your favor though. Many fights that were a losing battle for me, were turned around by utilizing valor powers or consumables that disabled assist attacks or gave other kinds of buffs. Mines and Barricades can be quite useful to delay enemies if you're in a pinch and need to redeploy a different team, and you can always change formations without having to re-do the stage, or change tactics before each combat.
Are you sure about this? It's insane.
It really wouldn't. You would have to pay a bit more attention to enemy formations, but ultimately getting a feeling for what the end result should be really isn't that hard. The main thing it would solve is RNG shopping, since if you have multiple units in proximity you can swap them around for one with good rolls. But it honestly doesn't come up very often unless you've already basically won a map.
It would force you to use consumables for healing/resurrecting much more often, whereas with the current system you can typically avoid losses altogether. You basically never use rest or garrisoning units for healing or resurrection purposes, and I think thats largely due to you being able to predict (and avoid) the damage you will be taking. This ends up resulting in finishing most of the mid and lategame missions without getting even remotely close to the time-limit, as you just steamroll through enemies one by one. There's no back and forth on the map, or a "hold this spot for a while while we recover" moment after taking over a garrison, you just keep pushing forward while taking barely any damage. It also leads to Valor largely being used to speed up the mission, so Swap/Teleport and Mobility buffs are the only ones you really use. There's no holding up enemies with Barricades or dropping a Gravity Well+Blaze on them to soften up enemies, it's simply not needed.
I just assumed, since advanced classes have better growth rate.
I never use garrisoning because it takes forever to heal any reasonable amount of hp, and missions are timed.
I agree, the only times I want to use offensive spells is against garrisons, but they're useless for that. I did use gravity well once (coloseum mission).
