Building a very powerful player

Ziggy · Post by **Ziggy** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 8:46 am

I always did wonder why the creators wasted time on big eyed ghosts...

You think at lvl 23 i can still get the quest

G0LDW01f · Post by **G0LDW01f** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 8:50 am

Yeah...also on low level I never trained on those Big and Small Eyed ghosts...after the mangyang adventure I just did old weasels

Ziggy · Post by **Ziggy** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:04 am

At some point of lvl in the game do quests become inactive to you if not accepted?

For example if i were to level to 30 without killing 200 archers would the blacksmith still ask me or am I beond it?

Clearly i would find out now if servers were up and i visit the rich guy but I cant

Any ideas?

Post by **Ryoko** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:08 am

G0LDW01f wrote:Yeah...also on low level I never trained on those Big and Small Eyed ghosts...after the mangyang adventure I just did old weasels

Wanna hear something retarded?

I didnt really know I could go to west and south sides.

I couldn't go to Yeoha

So uh... my first 10 levels were mangyang. It was horrible.

In fact, I didnt know there were quests for weasels and water ghosts.

Definetly need a beginners guide so others dont live this nightmare.

Ziggy · Post by **Ziggy** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:11 am

Call that a nightmare?

I got to lvl 17 before i discovered skill points and how to apply them.
Never clicked with me what the yellow bar was doing as I assumed the greater the yellow, the more damage i caused...

Post by **Ryoko** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:30 am

DOH!

But I woulda leveled a lot faster if I got a couple quest rewards as well

Ah well. :cry:

G0LDW01f · Post by **G0LDW01f** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:30 am

Lol...on my Old account I discovered when I was level 20 I could upgrade my HP and MP :shock:

. I was a level 20 with only 400 HP and MP 350!!! :shock:

THATS A NIGHTMARE

Ziggy · Post by **Ziggy** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:40 am

Its hard to laugh at noobs when you realise that in the past, you were one of the biggest ones around -_-;;

senshi · Post by **senshi** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 1:19 pm

I know. I was lucky when i started, coz i was over at RaveN's on a networked computer, so he was able to help me heaps. Still i was constantly going. "Hey, what's this?" "How do i do that?" "Where's this?"

I'd hate to think what i'd have been like on my own.

Still, i've got my own n00b story, first couple of times on a horse i didn't know how to dismount, so i just got monsters to attack it till it died. :oops:

Demarthl · Post by **Demarthl** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 1:27 pm

ah the newbie times :]

I remember when Moogie and I first started, we went exploring in the royal palace, wandering over the little wooden bridges crossing the pond in the west side of the palace, and coming back Moogie got stuck in the door due to some lag, we soon learnt it was better to use the mouse to move :]

after that we pretty much managed to progress fairly, and improved the second time round on beta

ASNZern · Post by **ASNZern** » Fri Jan 27, 2006 5:23 pm

Thanks to you guys who tell me all these. When I started I was doing well

Reading a guide is good, reading guides is better!

damion44236 · Post by **damion44236** » Tue Feb 14, 2006 4:43 pm

silkroad has a cap of 30,000 sp, it is best done at low levels that way it is harder to spend them on useless skills that you will not need, i currently have around 15000 sp and i am going for the full 30000, it really helps alot because once you have all of your masteries up to date you level extremely fast, because of the bonus for having high masteries and the fact that you know tons of skills.

pocketass666 · Post by **pocketass666** » Sun Oct 29, 2006 1:38 am

meby someone already said this, but im to lazy to read the post... so:

each lvl between your char lvl and highest mastery lvl means 10% more sp, the maximum is a lvl difference of 9 (u can have a higher lvl difference but u wont get 10% more sp)

example: if ur lvl 15 and ur highest mastery is lvl 10, u will get 50% more sp

I dont know if u get a negative 10% on normal exp, but the difference between those lvls will make ur overall skills lower... so killing will be harder the more u want to get out of that lvl difference bonus

Misaklo · Post by **Misaklo** » Sun Oct 29, 2006 6:18 pm

why did yuo reply to something what is almost 1 year old?

i have no idea why yuo are even that far back in the pages

pocketass666 · Post by **pocketass666** » Sun Oct 29, 2006 8:29 pm

Misaklo wrote:why did yuo reply to something what is almost 1 year old?

i have no idea why yuo are even that far back in the pages

hehehe, wass looking for info on a subject myself, came out here, and I wass totally baked (^_^)

Drachenklaue · Post by **Drachenklaue** » Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:38 am

pocketass666 wrote:meby someone already said this, but im to lazy to read the post... so:

each lvl between your char lvl and highest mastery lvl means 10% more sp, the maximum is a lvl difference of 9 (u can have a higher lvl difference but u wont get 10% more sp)

example: if ur lvl 15 and ur highest mastery is lvl 10, u will get 50% more sp

I dont know if u get a negative 10% on normal exp, but the difference between those lvls will make ur overall skills lower... so killing will be harder the more u want to get out of that lvl difference bonus

The 10% aren't added, they are transferred. So you get 150% sp and 50% xp in your example.

[TheJanitor] · Post by **[TheJanitor]** » Tue Oct 31, 2006 5:35 pm

I'm playing through the game with a 5 level mastery gap on everything and i'm having no problem with skillpoints. If anything, I have more than I need. Just depends on what you're killing.