Fatigue system?

[Crash]

I just started playing this game today, been playing for a fair amount of hours as for what ever reason I'm enjoying the game even though I've never been too much into these types, I had no idea that this game has a fatigue system until I tried going into the next dungeon and it told me I didn't have enough...

I thought these things were generally reserved for Asian publishers and mobile games lol, how does it work on this game? does the fatigue restore when a new day starts? and where can I find how much I have as I tried looking but can't seem to see anything.

[Mwow10]

the fatigue bar refills daily, so when you log back on the next day its refilled, plus you will also get fatigue potions that refill it as well

[neoVictrix]

Alternatively you can work on another character to see how that style works out for you. There's a number of ways to get around the fatigue system and it only has an impact in the early game (as many other players will make note of). If you're into the PvP it'd probably help rolling other characters too to get used to how you would need to fight against them.

[ClickitySplit]

You get a default 156 fp a day. On weekends you get an extra 20 fp to spend.

You can get 30 fp via Elixer of Fatigue Recovery It can be bought on ah for cheap, under 20k usually, or crafted.

You can buy 156,50, and 20 fp pots with milage. IMO it's best to save up and only use 156 pots
You get milage from cera shop purchases AND up to 30 mileage a day via running optimal dungeons from meltdown and higher.

Events give out FP pots frequently. One of the honey time daily rewards is a 50 fp pot. The level maketht he man event char also has a few fp pot rewards for lvl milestones.

Neoprem + is 276 fp daily per alt
Noeprem along with other contracts are handed out VERY frequently via events. I'ts easy o have 100 days stacked up w/o paying a cent.

Also for new players in the cera shop under ITEMS -> Limited Edition tab. There should be a one time purchasable trial neoprem and neoprem + for gold.

I can't be bothered to run more than two fp bars a day. Try to run more than two bars at level cap on harder difficulty content. It won't go down fast enough ._.

[Tigerfestivals]

Originally posted by Vebot5rr:

the fatigue bar refills daily, so when you log back on the next day its refilled, plus you will also get fatigue potions that refill it as well

To expand on this, you can obtain fatigue potions through the daily events that give you small (30 points) of fatigue just by being in game for about anot hour I think. After the beginner area you will earn 1 mileage point per dungeon clear. You can spend these points in the mileage section of the cash shop to get fatigue potions. You can also buy them from the auction hall with gold. Lastly, the current events are giving out free fatigue potions, just look at the event pages in game (or on the official website for more details) to figure out how to get these. Alternatively you can spend 1 or 2 bucks to get the dlc item that will refill your fatigue once a day for 30 days.

[LeonSilvis]

FP resets daily. You can get fp pots from many sources

Elixer of Fatigue Recovery: Recovers 30 FP, can be made via Alchemy profession and can be bought through the auction hall

Fatigue Recovery Potion 20/50/156: can be bought from Mileage points. There are many different ways on obtaining these points. You can get 1 point of mileage per dungeon run, from events, or by purchasing items from the cash shop.

Event Fatigue potions: Obtained from events. can range from 1 - 156 FP.


All of these fp potions are only used once per day, and it will even notify your daily limit on the item info. Since all of these FP pots are separate from one another (due to the amount of fp they give) you can use them separately.

I recall using around 5-8 fp pots just to play a character of mine.


For low levels, especially for people who are starting out, the fatigue system is a turn off for many due to limitations. However once you reach around lvl 55-86, you'll start to feel that fatigue isnt that much of an issue at all. You might even be glad that the fatigue system was there due to how much it'll drain YOUR stamina at areas in these lvls.

[Seeric]

The first day of DFO on your first character is always the roughest as far as the fatigue system goes. Since it's based on a ratio of 1 fatigue per room it drains *really* fast in the early dungeons where you have a handful of very weak enemies in small rooms.

The flipside to this is it's astronomically better than the more standard practice of assignining an arbitrary fatigue 'value' to each dungeon because when you get to larger dungeons with stronger enemies in big rooms and multiple minibosses you still are only using up 1 fatigue per room (the exception to the rule are the dungeons with golden nodes, which do have a fixed value, but they tend to actually have even more rooms than the fatigue cost and often grant loads of experience).

Starting DFO when they are in the middle of an event is usually the best time since they like to hand out full fatigue refills and other nice things which can help to balance out the rate at which you burn through fatigue. The whole system becomes fairly trivial once you reach the mid-20's and it's often difficult to even run out at higher levels. You have access to a bunch of stuff starting from the early mid-game which doesn't cost fatigue (both PvE and PvP) and fatigue is on a per-character basis and there are enough classes that you're pretty likely to have at least one alt.

In short, don't be turned away by the mere presence of the fatigue system or by how fast you might burn through it on your first character on the first day because it quickly starts to take significantly longer to run out of fatigue on even a single character.

[Bacon Apocalypse]

http://prntscr.com/c54u2t I wish I could run out of fp.