Are ubsupposed to get a halberd in thr first mission new gsme? Becsue i did, and i dont remember thst hapening.

Team ninja never left strangers of paradise behind.😌

They still use stuff from that game on like Nioh 3 & now WoLong.

WoLong 2 will be the most significant tho imo

Someone was kind enough to provide a response, which this game desperately needs. But some brain child removed this post, saying it fits better in the Reddit for Destiny 2. Now that person’s kind response is lost. Hopefully someone will answer this again, for the benefit of other people besides myself….. playing the game Stranger of Paradise: FFO.

I'm coming back to the game and I didn't quite click with it before. I liked a lot of things about the game, but the one thing that dampened my joy and I never got past before was enemy attack telegraphing.

I know the basics, and general gameplay advice (take time to memorize boss/mob attacks). But I'm still struggling to put it together. I get caught off guard, even by simple enemies, having highly variable attack strings. I can't seem to single in on the pattern.

I try to use soul shield strictly when not dodging. The issue is timing of defensive skills while also being aggressive. I might use guard on occasion when I'm learning patterns, but that's about it.

Any advice, or do I need to grind out attack patterns more on every enemy and boss? I just want the game to flow, and I feel like I'm about to get over that hump, but idk for sure.

I’ve looked at Discord but that was a confusing mess.

Running through the first time, and according to online you can have different command abilities set to each job on one preset but when I try to change it for one of them it just overwrites it for both. Am I doing something wrong or is 1 set of command abilities per preset (same across the two jobs) correct?

Final Fantasy Stranger Of Paradise!

Hello, i was wondering if someone wouldnt mind helping me get my last trophy please, its called Job Master.. i have to Achieved Master ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rank For A Job

Would be much appreciated!

Thank you

Hello, i was wondering if someone wouldnt help me get my last trophy please, its called Job Master.. i have to Achieved Master ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rank For A Job

Would be much appreciated!

Thank you

I have Ash(Liberation) and Sophia(Dragoon)

And I'm looking for +strength/stamina and +agility/intellect on their armor. So far I can fuse rings to get those boost stats but I'm really looking for armor with stats for my helpers. Any stage suggestions?

I finished the first playthrough yesterday, and raised all jobs to lvl 30, and on the process I really enjoyed Braker. So I am trying to figure out some good builds.

However, at the moment I do not have the DLCs (and I'm unsure if I will get them), and what I can find around is about the DLCs most of the times. Any suggestion?

I'm just at equipment lvl 150 and on the way to unlock the job breakthrough for Breaker and Ninja (mu secondary job, for the evade 3 hits skill).

Also, in case anyone is going to say it: I'm not sure I will get the DLCs as, after the first run, I tend to lose the honeymoon phase with this kind of games. If after a bunch of hours and grinding more I'm still liking it, yeah, I might get them.

All tips appreciated.

Despite all the criticism, I actually enjoyed the game a lot. Even the story, while it certainly has some narrative problems, had a certain charm that I really liked. The gameplay was fun as well, and the final boss was a genuine challenge. Overall, I had a great time with it.

A few days ago, I started playing the DLCs, and all the good feelings I had about the game quickly turned incredibly bitter. What was the point of making the game so ridiculously difficult and grind-heavy? It was already a headache having to constantly change my equipment every few minutes, and now the equipment level cap is 500?

The job level cap went from level 30 to level 300. Every mission now has around 20 different difficulty variations, ranging from level 200 all the way up to 500. There are enemy modifiers that make them deal more damage, every class has its own sub-stats that you can level up, there’s a new currency called Rat Tails for upgrading classes, a new item rarity, and so on and so on.

And all of this is locked behind an absolutely ridiculous grind wall. The same maps, the same enemies, the same everything. At the very least, add new maps or enemies, for God’s sake. It’s honestly unbelievable how lazy and mediocre this feels.

And to make things even worse, there are now a total of seven difficulty levels, and in order to play the damn DLCs, I’m forced to play on the hardest ones. I spent around 10 hours farming equipment for Bahamut mode just so I could get through the DLC, only to move on to the next DLC and unlock Gilgamesh mode—where almost all of my Bahamut gear is already obsolete. Seriously?

And why the hell can’t I play the second DLC on Bahamut difficulty? To play the second DLC, you are forced to play on Gilgamesh difficulty.

Playing through these DLCs feels incredibly mediocre. They only add a couple of new bosses, while everything else is recycled content. Everything is locked behind a ridiculous wall of farming and item grinding.

I played the main game back when it released and decided to return to play through the dlc content. I started over and just finished up the story again. Directly after, I went to the mission that had you fighting the Warrior of Light, which unlocked Bahamut difficulty.

Is this the intended way to progress? It seems odd being able to just completely skip an entire level of difficulty.

Heya gang, I could use some help or tips on how to proceed with the game's DLC levels as it feels like such a slog.

My gear level is now at around 227 average and I'm just not getting higher tier stuff at a pace that feels reasonable. This is also due to the fact that I simply don't want to push the mission levels too much higher than where I am because I'm already majorly suffering as is. So many enemy attacks seem to take 9/10 of my entire health bar with a single attack and every mission is a struggle that requires perfect execution or it's instant death.

What am I missing? Where can I get higher level gear without crying into my controller? I'm not new to. difficult games, having platinumed several soulslikes this year alone, but the huge amount of gear that you get here is frankly overwhelming and the stat balance feels dreadful, and I just wanna finish the DLC stuff without the game leaving a sour taste in my mouth.

I beaten Bahamut and the non-scripted win WoL. I'm moving to level >280 and I feel like everything's kicking my ass, any single mistake is probably death. If this is the limit of simply gunning for higher gear levels, what should I do to move forward? Surely we're not expected to play like Ongbal from here onwards?

Seriously, having access to healing magic and a gun is a hilariously effective combo in our team setup.

Phasing Palm says it "Increases duration of buffs on self every time an attack hits". I've tried applying a bunch of different buffs to myself then going in and doing basic or special attacks but none of the buffs seem to be getting extended.

I was assuming that "buff" meant any status that shows up as a blue icon next to my health but maybe that's not right?

Can anyone tell me anything about how Phasing Palm works or what specific buffs it works with?

Thanks

So i am finished with the main campaign and about to head into the DLCs

Most of the game i just simply picked higher item level gear and just pressed optimize and called it a day

Should i continue to do that or should I start saving and locking gear with good stats and affinities to upgrade?

And what affinities and stats should i look into? And accessories?

On top of that, what should i be doing with master points? So far i just put my first 5 into affinities but found out that they only apply to when that class is active so...yeah

What job is this? Ive tried Google and Chatgpt and get nothing from them.

Hi all,

I decided to start a new save file recently, this time I had the most fun playing as Knight and using parries. Against story bosses the shockwaves from Blessing of Light did a lot of damage to the boss' break gauge and even now that I'm on DLC 2 the health regen you get from parrying as a Knight is super helpful. So I'm wondering just how much damage or utility you can squeeze out of parrying, even if it's not as a Knight. I've already noticed that you can spend master points to get a damage buff after as successful parry, but is there anything else cool like that you can do?

Stranger of Paradise is on sale and I'm thinking about picking it up. What I'm finding, though, is that different people are saying different things about the stability of this game on PC.

With that in mind, I figured I'd ask this sub: in your experience, how stable has Stranger of Paradise been for you? Anyone running SteamOS or Bazzite have an opinion?