Leon
Resident Saint Seiya fanboy

It's fine. I understand things happen. I'll be around for a long time, probably.

Well I'm here whenever you need to talk.

Just writing more is good, even if you wanted to do something else. As long as you're continuing to write that is what is important, whether is rewriting or not.

Many of the weapons will not have additional effects, if that's what you're talking about. Some weapons will have additional elemental or enfeeblement effects, or you can upgrade them to have elemental effects. If there are additional effects you most times have to go to the second page of the weapon to see what it is.

Yeah, swords have different times of weapons in them, but they are all short swords. So any of them will not lose the AC you built.

No, they have five of the same type of weapon. It'd be bad for them if they had five weapons of different types. As long as you have the same weapon type, like all two-hand swords when you switch between them you don't lose your AC points you built up. If you have different weapon types like switching from a sword to a staff you'll lose all of your points. So most people using weapons will have five of the same weapon or at least same type. Mages are the only ones that don't need them, because elemental properties on weapons mean nothing to the damage of our spells.

Yeah, the guides will help. Though everyone is going to have different opinions. So what works for you is going to be the best. The elemental stuff will help because you'll be able to target things for more damage. Though I suspect that the ones that say not to use them, provide encourage the use of having elemental weapons. One of the standards in the game for melee fighters, bow users included. Is to have five weapons, one for each element and then a base non-elemental one. This way you're always effective in a fight.

Yeah, you generally want to be willing spend a little at times because you'll get some good returns on it. But like I said, I'm a mage so I'm not the best on answering melee fighter questions.

That's good to hear. The game takes a little getting used to and the dynamics. The original first game had a fair bit of complexity in the combo system, but that got made obsolete from the way people talked. I never used them too heavily, because I went for mage after my first rebirth. So I didn't get too deep into combos as mages never use them.

The neoseeker forums are pretty good and they have a wiki as well. So that can help you out. I found their stuff to be more friendlier and helpful than gamefaqs when related to WKC.

It is best to be thorough in the place. As long as you cover all of the ground you'll eventually do what you need to do. The leveler/switches are on different floors from the objectives you need to reach. So you have to do a little traveling.

Yeah, it is a little confusing to navigate it. But once you get the hang of it, it is not so bad. It is fairly systematic so you just need to figure it out and it'll make sense.

Well keep moving forward. As long as you keep going forward you'll be able to recover in time.

Yeah, the underbelly is a rough place to be in. I don't think it is so bad this time around, but the boss fight after gets rough, if I remember my order of events.

Last I checked, I said I'm here to listen. So you still have one person around you can trust.

You'll get some good practice going up against the rest of the bosses in the game.

It is good that you're being motivated. You should do it when you can. Don't worry about Shift, it'll always be there. You're under no obligation to read it.

The hardest fight for me was the second last major boss in the game. The rest of the fights would challenge me a little and it might tense, but I got through them. It is a three or four stage fight that a lot of people get stuck on. I had to retry it once or twice I think before I beat it. But otherwise the rest of the game was not as bad, just clearly more challenging than the first.