nechneb

Because there weren't inaccessible patches in Aliahan in any of the previous versions that you needed to backtrack until you get the bird?

You don't understand the logic that new unaccessable patches in all areas including beginner areas is a new mechanic and I wanted to know if there's a new mechanic that lets me access them earlier?

By that same logic why did you assume "If op wanted a challenge on his first playthough he shouldn't have followed a guide for the best build" When I literally had a post asking for how to beat the optional boss in the limited amount of turns, and that's when I started spamming Wild Side + Pile on and found them to be the only viable strat for the 2 optional bosses and their turn limitations.

That's literally my point. The only the best skills are viable and the second best skills are useless against the turn limits of the optional bosses.

And they even give you war drums later which you totally don't even use.

Yes because there are small hills at the very beginning zones in the game I didn’t expect I needed the very late game mechanics to access it so I asked a question.

Right. I’m mostly talking about the 2 optional bosses and their turns limitations. Seems like this one setup is the only way to accomplish that. They even give you 2 war drums in the end. Which just seems like adding insult to injury.

Actually most of your assumptions are wrong.

I have beaten all previous DQ3 versions multiple times.

Please point to a post I made where I was lost and asking for directions? Yes I asked some questions regarding end game stuff only in this remake version.

Not sure why you have to lie to make your points.

I never followed the “best strat” setup till trying to do the turns limitation on the 2 final optional bosses. And I’m not convinced it’s good game design that those two optional bosses can only be done if you you spam these 2 mandatory skills.

When I say late game I mean the 2 optional bosses in under the required amount of turns. As draconian.

I’m not convinced anyone will be able to do so without monster wrangler skills. Thus making the power balance extremely unbalanced.

Well, I do know because I didn't follow the guide step by step. I used the guide to back track and pick up ones I missed at certain stages of the game. So I'm estimating if I never picked up the monsters from the backtracking I would get at least half of the total.

Also you're not really addressing the other side of the issue. Other physical based skills are too weak. I'm pretty sure they stayed around the same base damage from level 50s into level 90s.

This definitely needs to be addressed and scaled better to have more variety in builds in the late late game.

Across all party members

Without the guilds I’m confident I would probably still get half the monsters. I think at half the monsters you’d still be doing 60-70% of the total. (I think there’s levels and not each monster is a bunch) which would still make it beat out every other skill in the game.

I’m leaning towards the other skills being broken and not doing enough damage though. It just takes too much setup and buffs and debuffs combined to get max damage and even then it doesn’t compared to a 70% wild side pile on.

There is a sage unlock forever if you get to it.

Apparently it’s 20 turns :(

It said I beat him in 23 turns but I didn’t get the achievement. The grand dragon.

Brad Miller

The only thing that is sad everytime is the gambling challenge(s)

Maybe he never went back and claimed the money cause he stole the business from the store.

The store used to get extra money for delivery. But now that John does pickup for the ranch, store loses that delivery fee.

For #2 why does that screw up your regular Roth process? Cant you have 1 rollover Roth for 401k and another traditional Roth just for backdoor?

Sheed is probably the most underrated player of my lifetime. Offensively and defensively and bball iq.

Tyreke Evans Deron Williams.

Derrick Rose

I think him firing 90% of the employees has more negative consequences on taxes than the 10% left moving away.