Quote Originally Posted by Laughlyn View Post
Leveling craft-classes requires budget to level fast, Leves & Random grind-runs are best for Gathering classes.

For battleclasses, its more or less easier...
Solo isnt the best option to super grind,but duo or trio is more or less awesome.

Now im not gonna do this by any level to level rate, but just mere suggestions.

* Behest with 1-2 friends (where not many players are located at the time)
* find the best area with lot of mobs that dosent take more than 2min /kill.
* Know your & your party members classes, and especially your enemy.

What i mean by that above one is, learn (remember) how the mob fights/acts,
what it will do after a few seconds into the fight...

All monster gain TP for each landed hit on it, and sooner or later will execute a TP skill.
(if you know when, you can stop it or predict when it will be executed)

There's also another thing to consider if playing mage, learn wich spells is most useful to opposite elements.
Like if you fight a "Pudding" mob, they change their elemental status/defence randomly during the fight.
As Mage you must counter attack with the opposite spell in order to avoid healing it by mistake.
(becasue you picked wrong element to attack with)

So ya there's alot of hidden things many (especially new players) dont know about.

One last thing, use "AoE" cauiously, and if you are a mage always know whats behind / around you.
There's no reason for a Mage just to stand around healing if the mage have sleep and can prevent other
nearby mobs to aggro on the currently active fight.

(so ya, the Sleep spell is there for a reason, as is Chainspell)

- Sorry for any typos
don't forget as a mage if you have been doing thm and change and start doin con remember to look behind you lmfao. when i first started con i was in constant aggro because to the cone in front as opposed to anything within the aoe range.