where to farm for gold

[wingback18]

im on my first run , the gold runs pretty fast , reforging and soul matching the gold goes .
or should i just wait to get better weapons and armor advancing through the story

[Shoebsy]

Depends on where you are specifically. You can safely just toss your old stuff and equipt higher level stuff on your first run, Rarities aren't that important until you're mix.maxing yourself so you should focus on the item level above most things until then.



Some rules about trying to keep your gold though.

Soul Matching equipment will start to cost more and more as you continually soul match..
For Example, The exact same sword will cost more to soul match, if you've done it before.

I've recently (with a max level character, after beating the hardest difficulty) finally reached max gold by constantly doing "The Tournament" mission.. which is a post-game DLC mission. I can generally get about 500 Eternal items in about 40 minutes there. Until then, I don't think there is a great farming mission.

[Deostades]

WotSam: Shouldn't need to farm gold, trade weapons out as higher level ones drop
WotSt - WotN: Marobashi for Amrita, Two in the Shadows for Gold. Hyakki Oyogi for both.
WotN+: Abyss. Get more gold, Amrita, and drops than you can shake a stick at.

[Medusahead]

Best way to get gold is to fill your inventory with junk and then sell it.

[puzzlefox]

@kiroshi

Or do the abyss lol. When me and Deo run Yokai Realm in abyss we know it’s time to leave when our item boxes are full, which is usually after about 20 min.

[Deostades]

^12 floors on average, as low as 8 if we hit a Treasure Room like last night ^_^

[Shoebsy]

Abyss is great for farming higher level stuff when you beat WayOfTheNioh, Not so much until that point as every 5 levels is locked. I think "The Tournament" beats it out until you've gotten a 50+ weapon.


Can't say how great it is past 80 though, since I still can't connect to anyone and Solo-abyss with 'properly' leveled gear is a grind.

[Deostades]

Two in the Shadows reliably gets you 1.5 mil Gold on WotW, and 2 mil Gold on WotN. It's a dual boss of Otani then Ishida without a break, but if you can kill them reliably it's a quick way to stock up.

Hyakki Oyogi is a little less lucrative, but the bosses are easier and drop more loot.

Abyss farming on your own is a pain. The best bet is to keep Leeching Talismans and hope for a Treasure room. An hour or two of farming will get you more than you know what to do with.

[puzzlefox]

Originally posted by Deostades:

Two in the Shadows reliably gets you 1.5 mil Gold on WotW, and 2 mil Gold on WotN. It's a dual boss of Otani then Ishida without a break, but if you can kill them reliably it's a quick way to stock up.

Hyakki Oyogi is a little less lucrative, but the bosses are easier and drop more loot.

Abyss farming on your own is a pain. The best bet is to keep Leeching Talismans and hope for a Treasure room. An hour or two of farming will get you more than you know what to do with.

that's not Two in the Shadows. Two in the shadows is Hanzo + Okatsu. LOL are you trying to send poor OP into a slaughter? lol you're thinking of is Restless Spirits in the Omi region.

Restles Spirits nets 2mil on WOTW and 2.5 mil on WOTN

[Deostades]

... yes, yes that is what I was thinking of.

gosh darn two month hiatus messing with my memory...

[wingback18]

Originally posted by Deostades:

WotSam: Shouldn't need to farm gold, trade weapons out as higher level ones drop
WotSt - WotN: Marobashi for Amrita, Two in the Shadows for Gold. Hyakki Oyogi for both.
WotN+: Abyss. Get more gold, Amrita, and drops than you can shake a stick at.

me being stuburm , i get attach to a piece of armor or weapon, i just keep leveling it up .

question
can gloves have
attack
increase defense & offense (dual Swords)

i been gridning , i want those two attributes on the gloves i have now

[wingback18]

Originally posted by puzzlefox:

@kiroshi

Or do the abyss lol. When me and Deo run Yokai Realm in abyss we know it’s time to leave when our item boxes are full, which is usually after about 20 min.

where do i go for that ?

[wingback18]

Originally posted by Deostades:

Two in the Shadows reliably gets you 1.5 mil Gold on WotW, and 2 mil Gold on WotN. It's a dual boss of Otani then Ishida without a break, but if you can kill them reliably it's a quick way to stock up.

Hyakki Oyogi is a little less lucrative, but the bosses are easier and drop more loot.

Abyss farming on your own is a pain. The best bet is to keep Leeching Talismans and hope for a Treasure room. An hour or two of farming will get you more than you know what to do with.

two bosses ??
how do i take care of them, when i have to fight two yokai bosses at the same time , i use the power pill+living weapon on one , the other i use the sloth talisman . while i take of the other one . that usually works

i been playing around the stats , using kato as a spirit , using windmill sword skill , i can take care of enemies really easy , ?

having
evasion ki
dash endurance
dash speed
on legs and pants helps too

i still dont know what to put on the torso

[Shoebsy]

1 - Gloves can have weapon-attack boosts and general attack boosts.

2 - You unlock the abyss after you've finished main story once on the starting difficulty.

3 - Don't worry too much on stats, traits and such just yet. The percentages are too small and the bonuses you get with lower damage ranges isn't quite as useful as it at later levels.


If you're having trouble with gameplay and beating levels.. Try to do side missions, level up as you can and practice. Dodging is great and learning enemies, learn how not to over extend.

There are a lot of 'gameplay tips' here in on the forums. but i'm sure people can give you some hints here too if you're specifically curious

[puzzlefox]

No matter how much you reforge and stack bonuses in early game...



Odachi’s LW moonlit snow is still stronger even with crap gear ;)

[Deostades]

Blocking is surprisingly powerful. As long as it doesn't break your Ki, you can block all damage from a number of attacks you might think wouldn't be.

9 times out of 10, it is better to dodge than attack, if you have to choose between the two. Once you have the timing of your attacks - and the attacks of your opponent - it's not hard to learn where it's "safe" to attack from, and you can get to the point where you never take any damage in a 1v1 situation on the default difficulty.

All in all, go crazy! Your build doesn't make a huge difference at this point, compared to keeping up-to-date gear and mastering the Skill system.