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--- intermediate_combat_knowledge [2023/03/30 02:45] – anonwaha
+++ intermediate_combat_knowledge [2023/07/23 18:25] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 If you learned some powerful skills early on, don't feel pressured to change jobs right away. If you change jobs after reaching a higher level, you will develop a high-stats character.
-===== Skill chaining =====
+===== Skill collaboration =====
-Even if a skill seems useless on its own, there are many skill that can be powerful when teaming up with other players who have skills to back yours up.
+Even if a skill seems useless on its own, there are many skills that can be made more powerful by teaming up with other players who have skills that work well with yours.
+Example: ''@SoberingSlap''\\
+When it's 2-on-1, the opponent may not be able to do anything.
+Example: ''@Nap'' + ''@DawnChorus''\\
+If HP is 600 or more, it recovers more than @Meditation, and it only consumes 5 MP.
+Example: ''@DoubleUp'' + a recovery skill (or status buff)\\
+By applying the temporary status in reverse, you'll recover twice as much as usual.
+Example: ''@Kamikazee'' + ''@Life'' + ''@ShareMagic''\\
+Continuous hits of one of the strongest InstantDeath skills.
+===== Combining skills =====
+Even the weakest skills can have their effects multiplied by learning compatible skills.
+Example: ''@Padfoot'' + ''@Lambpede'' (alternatively ''@Chocobuckle'' or ''@HighJump'')\\
+Combine this with weapons and armor that increase agility, and the strength will be...
+Example: ''@BodySlam'' + ''@SuckBlood''\\
+SuckBlood will be so strong that their HP will be in a pinch.