Hi, i got a Cleric2/Krivis3/Miko/Kabba, at First Taoist looked like the best thing in game but people keep saying its Buggy and expensive so i decided to go Inquisitor.
Is it ok with my build?Should i level a Monk for It?Is Taoist really that bad?
If you can complete instanced dungeon alone silver is no problem.
If I’m correct the Lv.170 gives + / - 200.000 in the complete run.
The 110 is 170~200.000 silver and 230 is 130~150.000.
I only made the 110 (for Agny) and 230 (Catacumbs) alone then I don’t now if the 170 is correct.
And I don’t now if your class is good for farming, but maybe is possible because Miko can give a good AoE damage and don’t have attack count limit.
Try some DG between 100~170 for test. 110 probably is the easy one, have less level and the monster HP is 20.000~28.000.
The 170 DG monster HP is 25~34.000 if I am correct ~です.
I have no idea what people mean by “buggy”. I have a Lv320 Taoist and the only bug I’ve experienced was when Tri-Disaster Charm allowed people to kill mobs/bosses without them reacting (aka beneficial to players). This has since been fixed of course.
My personal experience is that I only ever restock my 500 pieces of paper once a week. The only time you’re bound to burn through your stock is if you spam [Creeping Death Charm] which requires three (3) paper per cast with an overheat of three (3) = 9 pcs per cooldown.
If you’re just going [Storm Calling] + Zaibas 2x, you’ll be spending two (2) pieces of paper per SC cooldown at the most.
By the time you’re a Taoist, you should get to Lv290 ASAP and just do full runs or rushes. Either way, it makes way more money than it’ll consume.
All the statements above are outside of the cost of getting your Zaibas to a decent/high attribute level (you can’t expect to deal great damage with Lv0 attribute spending) as well as gearing your character (which I should assume is a given, but people forget to compute for in their overall spending.
Same here. As a 330 Tao, the only taoist bug i’ve experienced is Storm Calling charm not auto-activating in uphill defence, for whatever reason. Mobs/bosses resisting SC damage debuff happens at times however, and is extremely annoying.
I think the issue of tao cost has been blown out of proportion too. In my experience, unless you go around spamming Creeping Death (which I rarely ever use outside of object destruction in ET), the cost is more than bearable, especially after you reach 290. While it’s still a money drain, on the other hand, tao is really cheap to attribute for a class capable of dealing damage.
With your classes, going tao is certainly the best variant, even if i it underperforming, at c1 at least. Inquisitor is a predominantly physical class that requires dex to perform properly.