How To Get Perfect Build of Augment and Vocation?

[iHALAMADRID!]

i've read many guide, saying best build for Assasins is :

1-10 : Fighter
11-200 : Assasins

and best Augment build is :

Clout & Vehemence (Must have) and the other 4 adapt to personal preference.

How can i get the perfect build, since Clout and Vehemance is not assasins Augment?

[Forblaze]

You don't really need to min/max to that degree. If you do 10-200 assassin, you're basically committing yourself to never play a magic class with that character. My level 200 character has 500 attack/500 magick and performs fine. 10-200 assassin will have nearly 1000 attack and only 250 magick.

Anyway, you can keep levelling vocations and getting discipline after level 200. So theoretically, you can do 10-200 assassin and *then* level warrior and fighter to get clout and vehemance, but by level 200 you've probably done everything the game has to offer. You could also keep switching to warrior/fighter between levels. You just have to be sure you only actually level up while you're an assassin. This would be tedious, but still possible.

[Huggles the Cat]

There is no perfect build. In a way, this is a "loaded questin" because there is no definitive answer. The perfect build is the one that best suits you and your playstyle or the playstyle you are planing to use for the character (if you have more than one playstyle). Because of the variables, it's best to learn everything about the game in relation to vocations and character development. This takes time and is best understood by extensivly playing each vocation. The people who have made their min/max builds are players who have either done all of this or are going strictly off of numbers and statistics of skill aplication for optimization of their playstyle (normaly a very bland and simple offensive style).

This build you post here is only for insanly high physical strength and very little anything else. A player that used this would be very skills at evasion and killing this quickly (reduced number = reduced risk of damage). I'll drop a few of my own set ups for assassin so you can see just how much variance can come with just this vocation alone. Keep in mind, a full min/max build such as the one you post, is overkill for anything this game has to offer. I plan my characters so they are ready to switch into their vocations before level 100 and still have good stats. Most min/max builds don't see the player playing their desired vocation till level 200 (where's the fun in that since you'll have beaten the game several times over by then).

Combat Assassin
1-10 Fighter
10-30 Mystic Knight
30-200 Assassin

Sword - Intimate Gambit/Dire Gouge/Clairvoyance
Bow - Fivefold Flurry/
Augment - Sinew(Ft)/Arm-Strength(St)/Clout(Wr)/Proficiency(Wr)/Morbidity(Rg)/Bloodlust(Asn)



Support Assassin
1-10 Fighter
10-40 Sorcerer
40-200 Assassin

Dagger - Escape Onslaught/Snakebite/Masterful Kill
Shield - Shield Storm/Shield Drum/Showdown
Augment - Sinew(Ft)/Proficiency(Wr)/Prescience(Ft)/Clout(Wr)/Bloodlust(Asn)/Toxicity(Asn)

I've got to leave home, so if you want, I can elaborate on this further in an hour or so.

[iHALAMADRID!]

Originally posted by Forblaze:

You don't really need to min/max to that degree. If you do 10-200 assassin, you're basically committing yourself to never play a magic class with that character. My level 200 character has 500 attack/500 magick and performs fine. 10-200 assassin will have nearly 1000 attack and only 250 magick.

Anyway, you can keep levelling vocations and getting discipline after level 200. So theoretically, you can do 10-200 assassin and *then* level warrior and fighter to get clout and vehemance, but by level 200 you've probably done everything the game has to offer. You could also keep switching to warrior/fighter between levels. You just have to be sure you only actually level up while you're an assassin. This would be tedious, but still possible.

ooo... i see, so that's how the system works. And i just know that we can only have 1 save slot. I guess ill try another job, and aim augment around level 40. Thank You So Much for Answering

[iHALAMADRID!]

Originally posted by Mr.Huggles:

There is no perfect build. In a way, this is a "loaded questin" because there is no definitive answer. The perfect build is the one that best suits you and your playstyle or the playstyle you are planing to use for the character (if you have more than one playstyle). Because of the variables, it's best to learn everything about the game in relation to vocations and character development. This takes time and is best understood by extensivly playing each vocation. The people who have made their min/max builds are players who have either done all of this or are going strictly off of numbers and statistics of skill aplication for optimization of their playstyle (normaly a very bland and simple offensive style).

This build you post here is only for insanly high physical strength and very little anything else. A player that used this would be very skills at evasion and killing this quickly (reduced number = reduced risk of damage). I'll drop a few of my own set ups for assassin so you can see just how much variance can come with just this vocation alone. Keep in mind, a full min/max build such as the one you post, is overkill for anything this game has to offer. I plan my characters so they are ready to switch into their vocations before level 100 and still have good stats. Most min/max builds don't see the player playing their desired vocation till level 200 (where's the fun in that since you'll have beaten the game several times over by then).

Combat Assassin
1-10 Fighter
10-30 Mystic Knight
30-200 Assassin

Sword - Intimate Gambit/Dire Gouge/Clairvoyance
Bow - Fivefold Flurry/
Augment - Sinew(Ft)/Arm-Strength(St)/Clout(Wr)/Proficiency(Wr)/Morbidity(Rg)/Bloodlust(Asn)



Support Assassin
1-10 Fighter
10-40 Sorcerer
40-200 Assassin

Dagger - Escape Onslaught/Snakebite/Masterful Kill
Shield - Shield Storm/Shield Drum/Showdown
Augment - Sinew(Ft)/Proficiency(Wr)/Prescience(Ft)/Clout(Wr)/Bloodlust(Asn)/Toxicity(Asn)

I've got to leave home, so if you want, I can elaborate on this further in an hour or so.

Wow I'm flattered some pro answer with a full explanation. I like Assasin cause i see all vocation review on youtube, and i like too see Assasin with dagger and bow, try to climb the monster, attacking from behind etc. after see 2 good comment about enjoying the game instead of make perfect build, i guess ill try more than 2 vocation^^. Do you have some suggestion for dagger and bow? the augmented, must have weapon, skill i need to pick in the way to lvl 200 (not final skill)

[Huggles the Cat]

The only vocations that can use Dagger and Bow at the same time are the Strider and Assassin. The Ranger can also use Daggers but it uses a Long Bow instead of a normal Bow. The Long Bow does more damage at medium and long rang compared to the normal Bow. The normal Bow does more damage the closer you are to the target, but weak damage as you move farther away.

The skills for Bow and Long Bow are similar but the Long Bow is so powerful it make you stationary when you use many of it's skills. You can always move when using a normal Bow but the attacks aren't as powerful (they are a little more useful and varied than the Long Bow, when comparing the different Bow types).

The Magik Archer can also use Dagger but instead of a Bow, it has a Magic Bow. The Magic Bow does only magic damage so if you do not play as a magic vocation (such as Mage or Sorcerer) you should not play this vocation as a low Magic Attack stat will mean weak attacks with a Magic Bow.

The skills you get from being a Strider are not all usable for the Assassin but some will be shared by both vocations. You will probably enjoy both vocations as they can be very fun to climb and attack with (the Strider is faster at climbing monsters and walls compared to any other vocation). If you are using Daggers while climbing, the only skill you can use is called Scarlet Kisses (upgrade into Hundred Kisses). The Assassin has a special Swrod skill that is similar but only usable while climbing monsters called Gouge and Dire Gouge (Scarlet/Hundred Kisses can be used on the ground or when climbing). You will probably enjoy seeing these skills used while climbing and the results they give you.

Have fun and I hope you enjoy the game.

[Nihil0.0]

A fun thing to do is go through each vocation. Reaching rank 9, and switching to the next. Then decide which one you liked the most, and continue with that one.
Like most are saying, stats don't matter too much, the weapons do.