 |
||
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| Re: Question I always had by Lizard_King 03/26/2009, 5:11pm PDT | ||||
 |
 |
|||
| The preferred method is to have them create a mage character pupil so they can learn an offensive spell and level by killing directly. That way you can keep them focused on stave mastery (which will greatly enhance their abilities in the long run) without compromising their primary mission.
Failing that, having them team attack with more powerful characters can occasionally work. I recommend using the the power leveling guide on gamefaqs to focus your grinding on levels with max returns. Or you can just figure out an experience windfall when you see it, but that's up to you. I'm not sure I remember why, but I do remember that under no circumstances did I ever choose a male cleric over a female. |
||||
 |
 |
|||
|
Disgaea, Odin Sphere join Sony's "Greatest Hits" line by 08/08/2008, 8:14pm PDT  That's awesome, because I've been looking for Diagaea for years. by 08/08/2008, 8:31pm PDT In ten years it'll make for a great bonding activity. by 08/09/2008, 1:48am PDT I found some time to play Disgaea, and I love it. But I have questions! by 03/26/2009, 10:29am PDT Re: I found some time to play Disgaea, and I love it. But I have questions! by 03/26/2009, 1:49pm PDT Question I always had by 03/26/2009, 2:36pm PDT Re: Question I always had by 03/26/2009, 5:11pm PDT So, should I *not* take out the specialists when I encounter them at low levels? by 03/27/2009, 2:43pm PDT Always take specialists if their talent is useful to you. by 03/27/2009, 3:07pm PDT Yeah, always subdue when given a chance to by 03/27/2009, 8:05pm PDT Also by 03/27/2009, 8:06pm PDT They fucked me on Disgaea and they fucked me on Persona 3. by 08/08/2008, 9:31pm PDT |
