The game is not very good at telling you of significant things like this from Nanlina's blog
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I want this, got to lvl 40 or subclass til someone asked me about it
Oof, yeah. The game is not very good at telling you of significant things like this. Not everyone wants to perform every side quest in a match to determine what unlocks what.
The Arks Main Mission lets you speak to Afin (for basic palette usage), talk to Cofy (for unlocks), talk to Jan (for social), do practice quests, get an auxiliary, utilize the EX-Cube store, etc..
Those things are not side quests, although I can understand that people need to jump to the action. They're the tutorial.
Though I acknowledge the translation often try too hard to follow the Japanese text, and often don't convey what's really being said.
To be fair, by that time the participant is no longer a newbie, and the match pops a message once you hit level 70 that she has new client orders for you.
I understand exactly what you mean though. Although I feel that is merely the manner PSO2 is designed; it doesn't attempt to maintain player's hands.
Take force such as. You unlock mix techs at level 70 however NOWHERE in the game does it tell you . You need to go upstairs in the main reception and talk to an npc you've never needed to previously speak to do a customer order to unlock them.
I can understand this matter. The game loads so much shit that they expect you to read for a buy PSO2 Meseta game I don't even know if I'll like or not.
I want this, got to lvl 40 or subclass til someone asked me about it
Oof, yeah. The game is not very good at telling you of significant things like this. Not everyone wants to perform every side quest in a match to determine what unlocks what.
The Arks Main Mission lets you speak to Afin (for basic palette usage), talk to Cofy (for unlocks), talk to Jan (for social), do practice quests, get an auxiliary, utilize the EX-Cube store, etc..
Those things are not side quests, although I can understand that people need to jump to the action. They're the tutorial.
Though I acknowledge the translation often try too hard to follow the Japanese text, and often don't convey what's really being said.
To be fair, by that time the participant is no longer a newbie, and the match pops a message once you hit level 70 that she has new client orders for you.
I understand exactly what you mean though. Although I feel that is merely the manner PSO2 is designed; it doesn't attempt to maintain player's hands.
Take force such as. You unlock mix techs at level 70 however NOWHERE in the game does it tell you . You need to go upstairs in the main reception and talk to an npc you've never needed to previously speak to do a customer order to unlock them.
I can understand this matter. The game loads so much shit that they expect you to read for a buy PSO2 Meseta game I don't even know if I'll like or not.
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