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Hello all
I’ve had quite the ups and downs this year, but fortunately I’m able to take a little bit of time for tumblr in the near future and BRAVELY SECOND COMES OUT ON APRIL 15th 2016 IN NORTH AMERICA
I’ll be updating this blog more regularly in the coming weeks. I’ve just placed my order for the collector’s edition because I’m a slut for Artbooks and this one is a 250 PAGE ART BOOK. Still a 10 song soundtrack but that’s okay.
I hope you’re all as excited as I am
Some new pics of Tiz's new design for Bravely Second
What's the most damage you've done with Bravely Second?
I recently had a contest with a friend to see who could deal more damage, and they had around 40,000 while I dealt roughly 64,000. I've dealt higher before, but what is the most you guys have done? And how did you maximize that power?
do you have any tips on leveling up really quickly?
The only way to level up quickly in Bravely Default is by using the auto-battle system so that you can do other things while grinding because you're never really gonna level up that fast. There is the growth egg which will double EXP and JP in exchange for PG, but it is very expensive and you need a level 10 accessory shop from your Norende. The below methods got me from level 64 to 99 and Level 14 on all jobs in about 5 hours.
Now, to get a grip on the auto-battle system you have to make sure you keep in mind how much MP is available to you, how much damage your characters will do on average, and WHO WILL ATTACK FIRST. You have to make sure that the agility stats of all your characters are where they need for the right order.
My best way of leveling up against normal monsters ((before having a level 11 Dark Knight)) was to just use the Crescent Moon ability from the Valkyrie along with whatever job you wanted that had Natural Talent. Natural Talent is the Level 14 passive skill you get from the Monk class, which means that if you have nothing equipped you increase physical damage by 100%. This along with Knuckle Lore will make you very powerful, but also easily killed. I would make sure that 3 of your characters have this set up so that you can use Crescent Moon a total of 6 times which should definitely wipe out the enemy. Make your fourth character (I recommend Agnes since she has the most mind) a White Mage so that she can just use Cure every turn. Every so often you will have to visit an Inn to refill Agnes' MP but this way you can go for a good 20 minutes by just running around in circles pressing A.
Now the other strategy requires the Dark Knight's level 11 ability Dark Nebula. This takes 20% of his health and deals QUADRUPLE DAMAGE to both enemies and allies. Easiest way to do this is make everyone on your team equip a Dark Shield so that they nullify dark damage, and set up your Dark Knights moves to do Treat > Dark Nebula > Treat > Dark Nebula (Treat is the level 2 freelancer skill that heals 20% of your HP and I'd be surprised if you didn't already have that on every character. If your Dark Knight has the Natural Talent and Knuckle Lore as mentioned before than he should be dealing between 7000-9999 damage depending on your level. If you can't get Dark Shields for some reason then make sure you have a level 13 spiritmaster who has at least 12 more agility than your dark knight. Make them use Enigma, which will nullify elemental damage for you and your allies for 4 turns.
Another way that required me to pay more attention but worked rather well was having a spiritmaster to atleast level 9 which gave them the Holy One ability and a white mage. I would then fight Undead Monsters, and use Cure 4 times in a row, first on my party in case the monsters attacked first, and then 3 times on them. Only Undead monsters are found in the area from the SwordBearer ShieldBearer story arc after chapter 5. This one made me go to the Inn a lot but it was still powerful because of the 2.4x recovery from Holy One.
Hope this helps!
Job combos pretty please?? I'm stressing over the best for each character and which paths I should take for them (´Д` )
So glad you asked, because this is something I feel I'm very good at. First make sure you understand how the stats differ between the characters. Please keep in mind while reading this that I had everyone with level 14 on every job, and I don't have the game on me so I can't really tell you exactly which ability comes from where, but I remember quite a bit. So here goes nothing:
Everyone has similar stats when they are freelancers, but you can see clearly which character is better at what. Tiz is pretty overall; his stats are pretty much the same. Agnes has better Intelligence and Mind, so a mage is where you want her at. Ringabel has the best Agility, so he will be faster than others in the faster classes. Edea has the best Strength, so she makes for a good Knight/Templar.
Keeping all of these in mind, I'll just tell you my End-game party. Tiz could play a variety of roles at the end. The one I had him using was Monk/Freelancer. This combo allows him to use Pressure Point, which in my case dealt 9999 every time he attacked. The reason for Freelancer was so that he could use Mimic, allowing him to use Pressure Point 4 times in one turn. His abilities were P. Atk 30%, Rise From Dead, and I think P. Def 10%. That way I didn't have to worry about Agnes spending too much time bringing people back to life.
Agnes was the ultimate White Mage. She was the Spiritmaster/White Mage, making her healing (and Holy) cost less MP. Her abilities were Holy One and either Epic Group Cast so she could use a lower level healing on everyone, or Conservation of Life so that if she died the others would come back to life. Spirit Master and White Mage really do work hand-in-hand, and combos aren't really a thing for this class. What I did was mainly Enigma so that we were invincible to elemental magic all the time.
Ringabel was a Dark Knight/Vampire and he KICKS ASS. He uses the dark knight abilities to drain his health, and then use Blood Thirst and he would get it all back. This or Monk/Vampire so that he could use Phoenix Flight and then blood thirst. His abilities were Drain Attack plus (makes Blood Thirst stronger), Rise from Dead, Absorb P. Damage, and P. Atk 20%. Really nothing else to say. He was quicker as a dark knight than anyone else, so he was just amazing.
Edea was Templar/SwordMaster or Templar/Freelancer, depending on whether or not I wanted to use the Templar's BP skills or their MP skills. I usually used the Freelancer as my secondary so that she could use Heart Strike consecutively. She could also use Rampart, which helped against MANY bosses. Her skills were BP Limit up, Hasten World, and P. Def 20%. Hasten world is awesome because you can default a lot, and the enemy will keep wasting their points, while you can stack up your points faster. Hasten World made everything WAY easier for me because of my playstyle of getting a lot of BP so that I could unleash attacks for one turn and then go back to the defensive.
Some other random Job Combos:
Edea - Knight/Ninja(Turn Tables, Transience, Comeback Kid, Hasten World): This allowed Edea to make herself the Target and then defend. Using Utsusemi and Kairai, she would dodge an attack, and on that dodge she would gain 25% on Physical and Magic Attack, do a counter-attack, and get an extra BP point. This only works well with enemies that use physical attacks, which is why I don't use this all the time. It still works well though, because Knights just get a lot of defense anyway, and she has at least a bit of attack power.
Edea - SwordMaster/Conjurer: The only ability I remember her having with this combo was Hasten World. The reason for this combo is the Swordmaster's ability Free Lunch, which allows you to use no MP for two turns. During those two turns, you can pretty much max out on all your stats with the buffs from the summons. Downside to this: You have to get all the summons. Other than that this is a strong class that can do a lot of damage with, counter well, and stay alive because of increased defense.
Ringabel - Dark Knight/Freelancer + Agnes build: Use the above mentioned Agnes build for a way to completely WIPE OUT ENEMIES. This combo is awesome to have for grinding especially should you decide to go down that route. This is a very dangerous build to use if you aren't careful in making sure that Agnes has ATLEAST 12 more points on Agility than Ringabel. Have Agnes use Enigma, which makes you nullify elemental damage. Ringabel has a move that deals QUADRUPLE DAMAGE to BOTH SIDES for only 20% of max HP. You can use auto-battle and press A to grind your way through most terrains post-chapter 4. Make sure that Ringabel's order to use skills is Treat, Dark Nebula, Treat, Dark Nebula. AND MAKE SURE AGNES IS FASTER. IF AGNES IS NOT FASTER YOU WILL KILL YOURSELF. If you're worried about this, make sure you get a shield that nullifies dark damage and have everyone equip it (This will make Ringabel much weaker, but hey, you won't be killing yourself every now and then).
If you want anymore I will gladly PM you out of Anon. Hope this helps you or anyone else who needs it. Good luck with your game!
Hello! I got close to beating Bravely Default this summer after putting it down for a while, but the battles were so repetitive, haha. But the biggest reason was because it was when the bosses were grouping together and I couldn't beat them. OTL But I'll pick it up again! Bravely Second should make it better, if just for the fact that the 3D is easier to use! :D The 3D on the 3DS is part of the reason I don't play in 3D, so hopefully I can start using it more frequently.
Yeah, the bosses in that game are pretty crazy huh?! I agree, the 3D is hard to get working just right and this will make it easier for me to play through the entirety of Bravely Second in 3D instead only about 40% (basically during the first 10 hours of the game, anytime I used a special move, and during bosses). And I wish you luck on beating BD! It may be repetitive but I can promise you the ending is TOTALLY worth it!!!
Lilypichu is a personal favorite youtuber of mine and I'm amazed it took me this long to know about this video (yes a single day is a long time for me). Please enjoy the piano arrangement of "That Person's Name Is" ((The Asterisk Boss music))
and again, apologies for inactivity, summer was more stress than expected and I just had no motivation
you can remove the italicized text when you reblog
Hello! Regarding post/91007834182/--the DLC costumes aren't redeemable outside of Japan and only work with For the Sequel. The codes themselves also come from a variety of items (artbook, drama CD, both novels, game guide, and D's Journal), as each one can only redeem one of the costumes.
Ahhh, thanks so much for the info! I probably should have done some research myself. Thanks for the update!
As always, feel free to ask me anything, send me things, if I have incorrect info just tell me!
