Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:41 am
cap wrote:I'm planning on ending act 3 at level 40-45. I'm on insane and I think overleveling works really well =P
I beat Anubits at level 42, but my friend said that when he beat Anubits at leveln 42 he was too easy. He was 25% hard for me, but I still would fight hi at 42 or else I'd be underleveled for act 5.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 3:10 am
Chaud wrote:cap wrote:I'm planning on ending act 3 at level 40-45. I'm on insane and I think overleveling works really well =P
I beat Anubits at level 42, but my friend said that when he beat Anubits at leveln 42 he was too easy. He was 25% hard for me, but I still would fight hi at 42 or else I'd be underleveled for act 5.
I beat him at level 41. On evil. He was easy for me. And I'm in Faerieland right now (near the Devilpuss), and I'm nowhere near underlevelled.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 3:59 am
It's summer and I've got not much to do so I figured maybe I could play NQII! But because I'm completely hopeless in these games, I was wondering if there are basically completely walkthrough, like YiffySquirrel's for NQI. The only way I beat NQI was because I followed that walkthrough. Unfortunately, I can't find any for NQII, and NQII's even harder than NQI!
Are there any general things I should know? Like should I stock up on Healing Potions? How much gold should I carry around? I've never actually played a game like NQII before (sad.. I know) so I don't know anything. Any help would be much appreciated.
Edit: Oh yeah. Which is better: concentrating on a particular skill first, or building each skill up together?
Are there any general things I should know? Like should I stock up on Healing Potions? How much gold should I carry around? I've never actually played a game like NQII before (sad.. I know) so I don't know anything. Any help would be much appreciated.
Edit: Oh yeah. Which is better: concentrating on a particular skill first, or building each skill up together?
Mon Jul 12, 2004 4:16 am
There's a tutorial I've archived on my website, but it only covers the first three chapters. http://www.angeltowns2.com/members/lost ... guide.html
Healing potions are good. Keep as many of them as possible. With the gold, just try not to die, as you lose half of it.
It depends on your strategy, I usually build up Damage Increase/Critical Attacks to about 5 or 6, then start working on the Innates. Stay away from Combat Focus and Battle Taunt, though. Stunning is also quite useful later on in the game.
If you need any other help, feel free to PM me and I'll try and answer your questions.
Healing potions are good. Keep as many of them as possible. With the gold, just try not to die, as you lose half of it.
It depends on your strategy, I usually build up Damage Increase/Critical Attacks to about 5 or 6, then start working on the Innates. Stay away from Combat Focus and Battle Taunt, though. Stunning is also quite useful later on in the game.
If you need any other help, feel free to PM me and I'll try and answer your questions.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 4:31 am
I'm also available if you have questions.
Where can I find the complete walkthrough for nq1?
Where can I find the complete walkthrough for nq1?
Mon Jul 12, 2004 4:39 am
cap wrote:I'm also available if you have questions.
Where can I find the complete walkthrough for nq1?
http://www.digifort.com/idnq/index.php? ... es&rel=nq1
The first four guides are complete walk throughs..
If anyone has questions, I'm available as well.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 5:07 am
vivian58 wrote:It's summer and I've got not much to do so I figured maybe I could play NQII! But because I'm completely hopeless in these games, I was wondering if there are basically completely walkthrough, like YiffySquirrel's for NQI. The only way I beat NQI was because I followed that walkthrough. Unfortunately, I can't find any for NQII, and NQII's even harder than NQI!
Are there any general things I should know? Like should I stock up on Healing Potions? How much gold should I carry around? I've never actually played a game like NQII before (sad.. I know) so I don't know anything. Any help would be much appreciated.
Edit: Oh yeah. Which is better: concentrating on a particular skill first, or building each skill up together?
Alex pretty much covered it. Try and build up your dmage increase and melee haste at first, and do critical later on in the game. When you get to Zombom you may wanna start putting some points into magic resistance
Also do stunning with critical hits later on, remember.
"You have the power."
Mon Jul 12, 2004 7:51 am
YaY! So many helpful people here.
But wow, SO many mixed messages about how to concentrate skills.
But wow, SO many mixed messages about how to concentrate skills.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 7:57 am
vivian58 wrote:YaY! So many helpful people here.
But wow, SO many mixed messages about how to concentrate skills.
Since you're on normal, it really doesn't matter unless you do something extraordinarily dumb. :-P
I prefer to build up damage increase and melee haste first. When I get a few in each, I tend to toss a some points in stun, then in critical damage. It all depends on your strategy. Are you going for speed or pure damage?
Mon Jul 12, 2004 8:04 am
SpiraLethe wrote: It all depends on your strategy. Are you going for speed or pure damage?
Strategy? *cough* I wouldn't know. Damage at the moment, I suppose.
Also, is "Father's Sword" important later on? Although, it'd only get me 50gp, which isn't actually that much anyway.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 8:09 am
vivian58 wrote:SpiraLethe wrote: It all depends on your strategy. Are you going for speed or pure damage?
Strategy? *cough* I wouldn't know. Damage at the moment, I suppose.
Also, is "Father's Sword" important later on? Although, it'd only get me 50gp, which isn't actually that much anyway.
Whatever works for you.
You'll figure things out after you play for a while. When I first played NQ2, I had no clue what I was doing. The game on normal is kind, so you have some room to experiment .
Not really. You can sell it if you want. I tend to keep it around (except on InSaNe) just for sentimental value.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 8:18 am
SpiraLethe wrote:The game on normal is kind, so you have some room to experiment .
Good to know!
Not really. You can sell it if you want. I tend to keep it around (except on InSaNe) just for sentimental value.
Sentiments are for wimps!! Must get as much GOLD as possible! $_$
Mon Jul 12, 2004 8:21 am
vivian58 wrote:Sentiments are for wimps!! Must get as much GOLD as possible! $_$
The last game I played on Evil I had over 150k gold by the end and that was without selling the 50 gold sword.
If only gold converted into NP.
Mon Jul 12, 2004 1:51 pm
I have a question... I just entered Act 3 and I have no clue where to heal... I need to desparately... Talinia is dead 
Mon Jul 12, 2004 3:35 pm
Can someone please tell me EXACTLY where I can found the bionic bunnys for the avatar?
I am currently in the village AFTER the devilpuss, have I gone to far?
I am currently in the village AFTER the devilpuss, have I gone to far?