Trust Ciphers!

Haha, Gadalar is so... strange. He does melee but it's nothing extraordinary and he ONLY uses -ga magic. And only fire-based at that. He managed to kill himself faster then Shantotto. Bravo!

Well, can confirm now, "Peacebreaker" has an added effect that doubles the damage the enemy takes.

Quick Draw did 277 before, about 543 after with my crappy bullets.

Played around a bit longer, with a better gun, Quick Draw did 837 before, and about 1680 after.

Melee hits also are doubled round-about.

Now to go play the numbers game on some poor qutrub or something to see veres aftermath.

Thats amusing, so you can also confirm for me its about ~100% Damage taken on the enemy yah?

In the March version update we will be making it possible to challenge certain mission battlefields with Trust alter egos, which will include up to the rank 5 mission for the three nations storylines as well as up to chapter 4 of the Chains of Promathia mission line.

Additionally, we are currently working on adjustments so that alter egos can be summoned in Wings of the Goddess areas, which will enable you to use them in campaign battles, and this will be implemented in the March or April version update.

Having trouble getting Clarion Star to take the Naja cipher. Is there something else that needs to be done besides having the cipher?

Having trouble getting Clarion Star to take the Naja cipher. Is there something else that needs to be done besides having the cipher?

This is the only trust that I currently do not have so yes I've done the starting quest. I've tried to trade the cipher to all 3 of the trust NPCs and it does absolutely nothing, no dialogue at all.

Do you have to be to a certain point in ToAU missions to trade it and get her? I could see them letting you buy it, but have to be so far before you can trade

Greetings!

We've been seeing some feedback mentioning that when fighting high level monsters, Trust alter egos' accuracy and attack power felt somewhat low and would not rise above a certain value.

The stats on alter egos have been slightly scaled back at the upper echelons of item levels. Originally, Trust alter egos were developed to aid low level adventurers and for when adventuring solo, so if you are out fighting against strong enemies in Outer Ra’Kaznar, you may feel accuracy or other stats are a bit lacking.

However, we understand that you would like to use alter egos even at the high levels and we checked up on some tips to make it easier to use your alter ego.

1.Procure equipment with high item levels
Trust alter ego stats reference the average item level of your equipment. Due to this, instead of worrying about individual parameters, just wearing equipment with higher item levels will boost the stats of the alter egos you use. To give you an example, if you go from wearing two pieces of item level 109 equipment and then trade them out for two pieces of 117 equipment from Records of Eminence, the alter ego’s accuracy will increase close to 10%.


2.Utilize support effects
Trust alter egos are treated the same was as if they were another player in your party, so all support effects such as spells, songs, and rolls can be applied to them. By applying these buffs to support-type alter egos or those with a support-type support job, their accuracy will increase further.


Though for the future, we are currently looking into elements that will allow you to boost the special characteristics of Trust alter egos, which will also in turn increase their stats.

So am I completely cockblocked on getting the good NPCs because I missed a four day event?