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With the events now and the miledge you may gain you can re-fill FP with potions too, so it's not a big issue.
Epic quests don't really give anything huge except for purple armor and weapons, so it's not a problem skipping them.
If you get a new epic quest once you unlock a new area, you can go to All-Quests (F1) and click the epic quest at "Uncleared Quests" at the bottom and there should be a "clear quest" option or so on it.
When you clear a quest that way it unlocks all the title-related quests that you should do once you have the time, clearing a certain level's title list gives you stat boosts.
Should I use this clearing thing? Is it good for me or I will be wasting too much things?
What I will be wasting exactly? Only item?
The quest is just gone.
The area of the quest is opened fully (you usually have to do quests to unlock more dungeons in that area) and you get new quests that give you titles only.
You can do the low-level quests, but if you don't, you're not losing much,
It's a bit of gold, and purple-equipment items which you get in the next quests anyway.
I didn't really rush, didn't use a lot of exp potions, only those i got for free.
Used stamina potions though, kinda always do.
And never used fp express, total stamina waste imo.
Epic quests actually give you a lot of exp for some weird reason, of course i always hard mode them guess thats why soo.. i wouldn't skip them.
When you switch all of your epic quests will be on hard from then on and according to the game increase your exp. I hit 86 before i even got to power station quests.. my quest log is packed with stuff lol.
PS: Ah yes forgot to mention, i have a habbit of clearing ALL rooms before going to boss room.
And i always switch channels to fit my level range, that too if i recall right increase your exp gains.
2. What level do I unlock hard difficulty? Or what do I need to do?
3. What hard difficulty changes exactly?
any starting at meltdown
More hp to the mobs and some exp its nothing special and pointless when your cap.
What do i need to do to unlock this particular setting... to make everything hard or something like that...
I don't think you can miss the point when you will be able to unlock it since the game informs you when you can use it so just relax and level up, i'm not exactly sure when you will be able to unlock it.. already managed to forget that part but i think it was around when i hit level 50.
Blade Dancer to Grim Reaper, level 76 currently 3 pieces of Chronicle 1 Tainted Chronicle, maketh man event character.
Demon Slayer to Demon Bane level 52 character that has the perma-Legendary weapon.
Dark Templar to Dark Empress level 50 Abusing the stash of upgrade matts I've got in my bank to cultivate gear to keep rolling through content.
I haven't used FP Express except on days where I knew my game time was limited, so I'd switch it on and blitz through as many quests as I could with a free XP pot on, I'd say the leveling curve goes as such.
1-30 takes one full fatigue bar, can take it to 35/40 with a xp pot and fatigue pot, doable in less than a day.
30-50, takes about 2 fatigue bars, but you can get it down to 1.3-1.5 bars if you make use of Dark Elf Ruins/Towers/Forgotten Land as they don't take any fatigue and can give a fair bit of exp if you farm them well.
50-75, this is where you'll start to slow down, can take about 5 fatigue bars, again doing ALL content availible can lower the amount of fatigue bars it takes to get, your more likely to run out of time than fatigue in a day when completing all content.
Things to speed up your leveling process:
Use pots efficently, don't blow a 10 minute pot in an easy dungeon, it's not worth the returns, blow a 30 minute pot for when you're blitzing an easy dungeon path, when you get hard or master dungeons, THEN blow the 10 min pot.
Break down gear at the disassembler only when your inventory is starting to get too full, don't bother doing it every run, it'll slow you down.
Dont waste time leveling a profession, take one, do the basic few quests you're given and move on, come back to it later.
Cubes are important, as are things like Cloth and other dungeon dropped matts, keep a healthy stock of cubes and always pick up matts, around level 50 you'll hit a bit of annoying material quest wall, you need 200 Red, 200 Blue, 200 White cubes and 200 Cloth. It's not neccessary to finish that quest and you can level past it, but it slower than pushing through the questline.
Don't blow money on the Auction house, use your matts to Cultivate gear in the mid/higher levels, it's far more cost effective, time saving and you need to have 500k gold for the Sub Equipment unlock and 800k gold for the magic stone unlock, along with 101 Nihilistic Demon Stones (40 for Sub gear, 1 for the piece of gear, 60 for magic stone but don't bother with the one you get for 2 more stones, you'll pick up a better one pretty easily)
Don't waste Nihilistic Demon Stones! DONT! There's a few title quests you'll run into, I was fortunate enough to have read up on this before making that mistake, NDS's are used for getting the titles which will deplete your stock and mean more farming time to get the SE and MS unlocks. DONT DO IT.
As soon as you hit 70, go do your solo Chronicle questlines, you'll get a couple of pieces of Chronicle gear for your troubles, if you're super lucky you can walk out of them with an entire set!
Complete the dailies, every day. especially post 50. You get free pots and a lot of exp, post 50 you get collection dailies that give you Nihilistic Demon Fragments, 10 fragments = 1 stone, so it's worth doing every single day.
Hit up Forgotten Land, Dark Elf Ruins and Towers daily, they cost no Fatigue and can make a fair bit of difference.
Don't waste materials you get from these on lowbie gear, save up. You can usually straight up have the matts on hand to start working on a 85 Halidom weapon (strongest type of weapon outside Legendary and Elite) all you'll need to do is farm a scroll.
If you get your hands on a +3 enchant scroll, keep hold of it for your endgame gear, it can save you a lot of resources to have, it's also why you don't want to waste stones from Forgotten lands on lowbie stuff, guaranteed upgrade items are very useful, especially since enchanting can break your weapon later on if you overcook it without a safety token.
Try to have the following at all times once you pass level 60
200 Red
200 White
200 Blue
4000 + Clear Cube Fragments
The NPC's like giving you quests that have cube fragment requirements, having them on hand as often as possible having them means carrying straight on with the quest line.
Hope that helps.
What do you mean by that? Use matts to cultivate gear?? what is cultivate gear and how do i do it?
PS: VERY helpful! Thanks
Gear Cultivation is done at Seria, when you go to her she has the Cultivate option, you can use this to level up gear using materials you got from breaking down gear with the Disassembler, I'm running around with the same set I got from the first rare armor questline that I've leveled up using cultivate on my Templar, it's made leveling even easier and I've switched hard mode on to ensure I'll always get drops to disassemble to keep the ball rolling.
Be aware of the Legacy Gear upgrades however, you don't want them at lower levels so make sure you have the matts required to upgrade, but stash the rest in your bank so you don't accidently upgrade to Legacy Gear as it's far more expensive to level.
The matts required to upgrade through leveling are uncommon and rare orbs which you get from breaking down most gear "magic" gear you come across, if you see a player with an upgraded disassembler rank charging a modest fee (modest would be around 300g per piece) use them over the free disassembler, you'll get more matts.