Learning Blue Magic

[Kaiichi]

If it's that bad, here's a bit of advise, 2hour once you see the spell and then down the mob 2 seconds later. This has worked for me 14/14 times. I know a lot of ppl say it dosen't work, maybe I'm just lucky when it comes to getting the spells, but this meathed has worked for me. I would also like to point out that my BLU is still under 50 so I havent a clue about the higher level spells. Also I haven't a clue if SE anounced that it has nothing to do with spell gain or if actuall testing has been done, so before anyone says it dosen't work (Because I've been told before) please point me to evadense.

P.S. Hope it helps >_>

[Zagen]

If it's that bad, here's a bit of advise, 2hour once you see the spell and then down the mob 2 seconds later. This has worked for me 14/14 times. I know a lot of ppl say it dosen't work, maybe I'm just lucky when it comes to getting the spells, but this meathed has worked for me. I would also like to point out that my BLU is still under 50 so I havent a clue about the higher level spells. Also I haven't a clue if SE anounced that it has nothing to do with spell gain or if actuall testing has been done, so before anyone says it dosen't work (Because I've been told before) please point me to evadense.

P.S. Hope it helps >_>

Dunno if this "works" but asking for evidence when your own example is too small to be used as proof is bad logic. When testing a minimum sample size would be 100 (gives you an idea), a good sample size worth looking at would be 1000.

[Kwate]

Been career BLU for the last 3 years, I can honestly say I can count on 1 hand how many times I used my 2hr. Either way if people are complaining about learning spells they need to consider a job change, they are enough gimp BLU's that make the career BLU's look bad.

I think I'm noticing a strong trend with this "official forum" vs. FFXIAH and blue gartyr, it seems people are whining more hoping it makes a major difference. Be nice to have some more of the gamers on this forum.

I'm all for helping people and n00bs alike, but complaining and not taking the initiative to learn your job or/and missions for that matter is really annoying.

[Zagen]

I think I'm noticing a strong trend with this "official forum" vs. FFXIAH and blue gartyr, it seems people are whining more hoping it makes a major difference. Be nice to have some more of the gamers on these forums.

On those forums people who refuse to listen to advise based on known rules, mechanics, efficient game-play methods, etc. and argue with little more than "because I said so" are the minority, here on the other hand they seem to be the ones who are the majority. This tends to keep people who are more knowledgeable away from these forums, why try to inform those who refuse to be informed

[Asanarama]

2hour once you see the spell and then down the mob 2 seconds later.

Funny. My idea is just the opposite. I had a much much harder time learning Self-Destruct than any other spell. I thought it might be because the opponent died right when using the spell, so I always make sure and wait a few seconds before the kill.

Keep in mind that opponents with over 25% of their HP might not do a tp move until they have 300 tp, but under 25% hp they use their tp as soon as it reaches 100. As long as there are plenty of targets available, ideally you want to quickly take your target down to 25% hp and then use extremely weak weapons or spells to feed it tp. I prefer onion swords, or if the opponent is particularly weak, level 1 wands. Your opponent also gets tp from hitting you, so /war with defender and cocoon to reduce damage can be better than /nin for utsusemi. Defender also helps you hit less hard so you don't kill it before you see what you want to learn.