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I just made it to the Forest boss on Ultimate. The change of background is...ok, but the dragon, whew! Plus, he sucks! He freezes me often! I died on the first try, I'm at lvl 71, but I still cannot beat him! !@#$

Stand as far away to his side as soon can. Blast Foie at him all the time.

The Sil Dragon's arena is freaking incredible--so is the creature, itself! #)<br>When he flies up into the air, I stand there, motionless, just staring up at the fascinating display of Aurora Borealis.

That is a nice effect.

Well, you're still LV 71 after all, Noah.

Look at the map and avoid him. Last attack is always a spiral one: if you learn how to avoid it, it's done.

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by SheWren</i><p>Look at the map and avoid him. Last attack is always a spiral one: if you learn how to avoid it, it's done.<br></blockquote><p>Cool. I owe you my life for helpin me kick is behind. <p><blockquote><i>Originally posted by Benoit</i><p>Well, you're still LV 71 after all, Noah. <br></blockquote><p>What's that spose to mean?! :@ <p>[size=small][Edit by Prince Noah on [TIME]1084590039[/TIME]][/size]

it means nothing. I beat the dragon at level 62 with my force. and jherm beat it at level 61 with his force. ultimate dragon that is.<br><p>[size=small][Edit by Neo48 on [TIME]1084590486[/TIME]][/size]

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by Neo48</i><p>it means nothing. I beat the dragon at level 62 with my force. and jherm beat it at level 61 with his force. ultimate dragon that is.<p>[size=small][Edit by Neo48 on [TIME]1084590486[/TIME]][/size]<br></blockquote><p>Are you tellin me I suck? :p

No, I'm saying you have all you need to beat the dragon. It just take practice.

I know, I was kiddin.

Oh, lol.

Forces easily clear areas at lower levels. With Hunters, you either need skill, or some more levels.<br>But you won't be able to clear Ultimate Cave with that level.

Not from my experiences. As a Force, you're constantly being pressed to make use of each and every one of your abilities, if you hope to survive--which, believe me, is no 'walk in the park', so-to-speak, with heir low HP and low defensive power holding them back--whereas Hunters can easily hold their own, provided they have enough HP and DFP, which usually isn't an issue. Also, you've got access to pretty much every weapon type out there; Partisan and Sword weaponry for taking on clusters of enemies, Sabers, Fists, Double-Sabers, Twin-Sabers, etc. for one-on-one combat--which you will always be able to use alot sooner than either of the other classes, because of your natural abundance of ATP--not to mention, there are those that you can use that Forces and Rangers can't, such as the Stag Cutlery, Musashi, etc. Plus, you're always having to return to the city for 'fluids, as a Force, which aren't cheap. Now, you've also got to ask yourself why the manual would have labeled the Hunter class "suitable for beginners", if they supposedly require skill as well as alot of levels--I think you've got it backwards, there, Benoit. :p

I agree, Mizehrith. Hunters, especially HUmars, have an easier time than the rest. Rangers have their range, but usually substantially lower ATP and DFP. Forces have their techniques, but lack in ATP and DFP as well.