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[NGU]

Originally Posted by Elpizo ^

The only time I really had to grind a lot was for teh Final Dungeon, but I wanted to be prepared, so I trained from lv 45 to 60. But in the end it turned out that lv 55 would have been enough, and the last dungeons were too easy for my taste. My own fault, though.

I grinded the hell through Ingus the whole game, I found a good spot killed the other 3 and leveled he was Lvl 40 for Garuda! The others are strong-ish but I beat the CoD today, Luneth Lvl 51 Ninja JLvl 30 Refia Lvl 52 Devout Jlvl 14 Arc Lvl 50 Magus (now summoner) JLvl 13 and wait for it... Ingus Lvl 99 Onion Knight Jlvl 9. He did the finishing blows to well everything we saw. Anyway Grind Grind Grind. In the fianl Dungeon first room find a couple of Blucks and kill what they summon (Kum Kums) that is the ticket you can get tonnes of exp all from 1 battle.

[Hazzard]

Boy, you'll have to lvl grind like crazy for the final battle, my one lasted for half an hour, and I thought i was at a sufficient level. Extremely hard! To end the game you should settle for something around level 50-60.

Oh yeah, gaining Job Levels is more important than the actual character level, because it can improve the amount of damage points you take away from an enemy, and all that jazz.

[KoShiatar]

From my experience, you'll have to level-grind moderately, except for the last dungeon. That is a lot harder. But if you plan on getting fully equipped Onion Knights or doing the secret boss sidequest then you'll be leveled enough to beat the game with no great difficulties.

[NGU]

I never found the last dungeon hard probably because of Ingus but my last battle took like 4 minutes.

[Mr Cactuar]

I can't believe no-one has said this yet.

You aren't ment to go into the dungeon with skeletons yet, I learnt that the hard way too.

[NGU]

Holy Penguins the tslking Cactus is right stay away form that place (I don't think I have ever been in there after I was slaughtered...

[ljkkjlcm9]

just realize, that whatever stats you gain on level up are permanent. So you can have a high MP fighter, or high HP mage, if you level up the character in the classes to do so. I never beat it on DS. I wanted to level all my characters Master class, or whatever it's called, to 99 to try and get them high HP

THE JACKAL

[Tsukasa]

Apart from maybe one quest you had to pass in that game.

Each location had some place to level up that would give you slightly higher EXP than normal... allowing for you to level.