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If you have a pulled warrior type job, and you have masamune X, you are good to go for leveling and unlocking auto-abilities on any card you own (because the prismatic orb return from Reunion weapon ability is insane sustain).otherwise, i'd just ensure you have some sort of life draw weapon able to be equipped and a decent support ability like alexander's wall, hermes' haste, etc. That way you can survive through bosses easier and set AUTO without much fear.obviously, you want to tailor the job you are using to the enemies you are fighting if you can. Depending on element of the enemy, you want a job that has access to the opposite for boosted damage purposes. The starter jobs are good for that because you can swap between mini job panels to change your elements. But in general they are garbage.
Any pulled job will have higher potential, especially in multiplayer.i'd actually say that dragoon, red mage, samurai and knight are solid jobs for soloing. Dragoon is pretty bad in multiplayer unless you are running a serious endgame maxed out deck and know what you are doing, but in single player it can be quite strong. Originally posted by:I got the 2 white mages.
A key gameplay mechanic in Mobius Final Fantasy involves buffing Wol and debuffing enemies. If you’re unfamiliar with the terms, buffing means to enhance or fortify the player character. Conversely, debuffing is a means of weakening an opponent. Common debuffs are Stun, Slow, Debarrier, and No Guard. After nearly four years, Mobius Final Fantasy will shut down on June 30 — once the Warrior of Despair story has ended. Fans are devastated to see the free-to-play game developed by Square Enix go.
My First white mage was a normal mage (I upgraded it to a white mage) and now I have a white mage from the booster. Which one is better? There is only 1 'white mage' - are you talking devout? Both have strengths and weaknesses. Devout can use light element orbs, which is fantastic while soloing and fighting dark element foes (i get top 1000 leaderboard with my devout using ultima in 4.1 area every week now).
Devout also has a great break ultimate with defensive buffs; white mage has a fantastic full heal ultimate for groups. Either is a good choice depending on the element cards you have access to. Clearly if you have no good light cards you wouldnt even bother with devout.EDIT: oh you were talking apprentice mage upgraded to lol'white mage' - basically the apprentice/neophyte/onion jobs are starter bullcrap that just give you a taste of what each other job you can pull from job summons can be like.
There is only one choice for you. Pulled white mage. Never use the apprentice mage again.
Originally posted by:someone once told me that soldier is a normal job. Does that qualify along with the starter jobs being weak? Square-Enix would never make one single card or job so much better than the rest as to break their game.
It would end up a fiasco in which people that never got them would just stop playing. That said, they got REALLY close with Aerith. I'm sad I didn't get her but I just didn't want to drop more money than I did already getting some digital bling.
It makes things much easier, but it is by no means REQUIRED to be good.SOLDIER as a job is good, possibly one of the best attackers in the game up there with mythic knight, thief and black mage. Honestly, any pulled job can be the best at its role that it can be if you put the time and items into making its deck maxed out with four 5. cards that synergize well with the role, with each other, the elements available and the target weaknesses.
Take control of a hero with amnesia in another beautifully crafted world in Mobius Final Fantasy. Experience breathtaking and stunning visuals, perfect for both mobile devices and on desktop computers.
Fight and destroy powerful monsters, gain new abilities, get access to varying job classes and powerful elements. Not only is the acclaimed developer Square Enix porting its titles to mobile devices, it is also creating new ones. One of which is a spin-off title, Mobius Final Fantasy, which is playable on both Android and iOS, and it can also be downloaded on Steam. With a turn-based tactical battle system, the mechanics are undoubtedly tailor-made for mobile devices. If it’s your first time playing a Final Fantasy, you wouldn’t have any trouble diving right in. Mobius Final Fantasy lets you fill the shoes of Wol - or a whatever you name him - who is your cliche protagonist suffering from amnesia. You will jump into the world of Paramitia, a queer-looking yet beautifully-crafted world, a regular fixture in Final Fantasy games.
Contrary to other similar titles though, the story is a bit lacking. It’s barely comparable to Tidus’ journey in Final Fantasy X or Noctis’ adventures in Final Fantasy XV. In Mobius, you will be told by a voice that one with your character’s name is prophesized to be the “Hero of Light”.
Become the best sniper from online and offline games!The sniper assassin is waiting for you, get a gun and go to action! 
From there on out, you will start your long and arduous journey. What it lacks in plot it makes up for its unique and intricate battle system. It deviates from the usual turn-based mechanics of other Final Fantasy games, yet it maintains certain elements. Despite this, the controls are fairly simple: tapping the screen executes a simple attack.
Whenever you manage to land a hit, your enemies release spheres showing elemental power which can be used to launch special attacks. Note that these are equipped by your character via a card system. There is a “break” system, wherein if you deplete an opponent’s break gauge, physical attacks will deal more damage.
Special attacks can either be ineffective or extremely damaging, depending on your element-based attacks. Speaking of elements, there are six which you can equip. These include fire, water, wind, and earth, as well as the rarer ones, light and dark.
However, take note that in each job your character assumes, you can only pick three of elements. Don’t worry though, you can pick a job depending on your enemy’s elemental strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, each job and be equipped with four ability cards which allow you to dish out special attacks. There are three basic jobs (onion knight, apprentice mage, neophyte ranger), and they can be upgraded once you manage to secure the prerequisites. There are barely any exploration aspects in this game, which is a pity considering the surroundings and world they made is absolutely stunning. Instead, you will be able to select where you’re going by picking nodes on the world map. Progressing isn’t simple though: there are requirements you need to obtain, like key items.
Apart from the battle system, one aspect that stands out the most are the graphics. In a Windows PC, you will be treated to a high-resolution 60 FPS version. On a mobile device, everything still looks stellar, despite it being lower in terms of graphics. Overall, Mobius Final Fantasy is a solid spinoff, definitely something worth playing. Despite lacking a decent plot, the combat system is nothing short of outstanding. Furthermore, the world design is absolutely beautiful, while the monsters are vary from small fries to gargantuan behemoths.
It is guaranteed to give you dozens of hours of pure fun and entertainment.
If you have a pulled warrior type job, and you have masamune X, you are good to go for leveling and unlocking auto-abilities on any card you own (because the prismatic orb return from Reunion weapon ability is insane sustain).otherwise, i'd just ensure you have some sort of life draw weapon able to be equipped and a decent support ability like alexander's wall, hermes' haste, etc. That way you can survive through bosses easier and set AUTO without much fear.obviously, you want to tailor the job you are using to the enemies you are fighting if you can. Depending on element of the enemy, you want a job that has access to the opposite for boosted damage purposes. The starter jobs are good for that because you can swap between mini job panels to change your elements. But in general they are garbage.
Any pulled job will have higher potential, especially in multiplayer.i'd actually say that dragoon, red mage, samurai and knight are solid jobs for soloing. Dragoon is pretty bad in multiplayer unless you are running a serious endgame maxed out deck and know what you are doing, but in single player it can be quite strong. Originally posted by:I got the 2 white mages.
A key gameplay mechanic in Mobius Final Fantasy involves buffing Wol and debuffing enemies. If you’re unfamiliar with the terms, buffing means to enhance or fortify the player character. Conversely, debuffing is a means of weakening an opponent. Common debuffs are Stun, Slow, Debarrier, and No Guard. After nearly four years, Mobius Final Fantasy will shut down on June 30 — once the Warrior of Despair story has ended. Fans are devastated to see the free-to-play game developed by Square Enix go.
My First white mage was a normal mage (I upgraded it to a white mage) and now I have a white mage from the booster. Which one is better? There is only 1 'white mage' - are you talking devout? Both have strengths and weaknesses. Devout can use light element orbs, which is fantastic while soloing and fighting dark element foes (i get top 1000 leaderboard with my devout using ultima in 4.1 area every week now).
Devout also has a great break ultimate with defensive buffs; white mage has a fantastic full heal ultimate for groups. Either is a good choice depending on the element cards you have access to. Clearly if you have no good light cards you wouldnt even bother with devout.EDIT: oh you were talking apprentice mage upgraded to lol'white mage' - basically the apprentice/neophyte/onion jobs are starter bullcrap that just give you a taste of what each other job you can pull from job summons can be like.
There is only one choice for you. Pulled white mage. Never use the apprentice mage again.
Originally posted by:someone once told me that soldier is a normal job. Does that qualify along with the starter jobs being weak? Square-Enix would never make one single card or job so much better than the rest as to break their game.
It would end up a fiasco in which people that never got them would just stop playing. That said, they got REALLY close with Aerith. I'm sad I didn't get her but I just didn't want to drop more money than I did already getting some digital bling.
It makes things much easier, but it is by no means REQUIRED to be good.SOLDIER as a job is good, possibly one of the best attackers in the game up there with mythic knight, thief and black mage. Honestly, any pulled job can be the best at its role that it can be if you put the time and items into making its deck maxed out with four 5. cards that synergize well with the role, with each other, the elements available and the target weaknesses.
Take control of a hero with amnesia in another beautifully crafted world in Mobius Final Fantasy. Experience breathtaking and stunning visuals, perfect for both mobile devices and on desktop computers.
Fight and destroy powerful monsters, gain new abilities, get access to varying job classes and powerful elements. Not only is the acclaimed developer Square Enix porting its titles to mobile devices, it is also creating new ones. One of which is a spin-off title, Mobius Final Fantasy, which is playable on both Android and iOS, and it can also be downloaded on Steam. With a turn-based tactical battle system, the mechanics are undoubtedly tailor-made for mobile devices. If it’s your first time playing a Final Fantasy, you wouldn’t have any trouble diving right in. Mobius Final Fantasy lets you fill the shoes of Wol - or a whatever you name him - who is your cliche protagonist suffering from amnesia. You will jump into the world of Paramitia, a queer-looking yet beautifully-crafted world, a regular fixture in Final Fantasy games.
Contrary to other similar titles though, the story is a bit lacking. It’s barely comparable to Tidus’ journey in Final Fantasy X or Noctis’ adventures in Final Fantasy XV. In Mobius, you will be told by a voice that one with your character’s name is prophesized to be the “Hero of Light”.
Become the best sniper from online and offline games!The sniper assassin is waiting for you, get a gun and go to action!
From there on out, you will start your long and arduous journey. What it lacks in plot it makes up for its unique and intricate battle system. It deviates from the usual turn-based mechanics of other Final Fantasy games, yet it maintains certain elements. Despite this, the controls are fairly simple: tapping the screen executes a simple attack.
Whenever you manage to land a hit, your enemies release spheres showing elemental power which can be used to launch special attacks. Note that these are equipped by your character via a card system. There is a “break” system, wherein if you deplete an opponent’s break gauge, physical attacks will deal more damage.
Special attacks can either be ineffective or extremely damaging, depending on your element-based attacks. Speaking of elements, there are six which you can equip. These include fire, water, wind, and earth, as well as the rarer ones, light and dark.
However, take note that in each job your character assumes, you can only pick three of elements. Don’t worry though, you can pick a job depending on your enemy’s elemental strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, each job and be equipped with four ability cards which allow you to dish out special attacks. There are three basic jobs (onion knight, apprentice mage, neophyte ranger), and they can be upgraded once you manage to secure the prerequisites. There are barely any exploration aspects in this game, which is a pity considering the surroundings and world they made is absolutely stunning. Instead, you will be able to select where you’re going by picking nodes on the world map. Progressing isn’t simple though: there are requirements you need to obtain, like key items.
Apart from the battle system, one aspect that stands out the most are the graphics. In a Windows PC, you will be treated to a high-resolution 60 FPS version. On a mobile device, everything still looks stellar, despite it being lower in terms of graphics. Overall, Mobius Final Fantasy is a solid spinoff, definitely something worth playing. Despite lacking a decent plot, the combat system is nothing short of outstanding. Furthermore, the world design is absolutely beautiful, while the monsters are vary from small fries to gargantuan behemoths.
It is guaranteed to give you dozens of hours of pure fun and entertainment.
...">Mobius Final Fantasy Classes(01.05.2020)If you have a pulled warrior type job, and you have masamune X, you are good to go for leveling and unlocking auto-abilities on any card you own (because the prismatic orb return from Reunion weapon ability is insane sustain).otherwise, i'd just ensure you have some sort of life draw weapon able to be equipped and a decent support ability like alexander's wall, hermes' haste, etc. That way you can survive through bosses easier and set AUTO without much fear.obviously, you want to tailor the job you are using to the enemies you are fighting if you can. Depending on element of the enemy, you want a job that has access to the opposite for boosted damage purposes. The starter jobs are good for that because you can swap between mini job panels to change your elements. But in general they are garbage.
Any pulled job will have higher potential, especially in multiplayer.i'd actually say that dragoon, red mage, samurai and knight are solid jobs for soloing. Dragoon is pretty bad in multiplayer unless you are running a serious endgame maxed out deck and know what you are doing, but in single player it can be quite strong. Originally posted by:I got the 2 white mages.
A key gameplay mechanic in Mobius Final Fantasy involves buffing Wol and debuffing enemies. If you’re unfamiliar with the terms, buffing means to enhance or fortify the player character. Conversely, debuffing is a means of weakening an opponent. Common debuffs are Stun, Slow, Debarrier, and No Guard. After nearly four years, Mobius Final Fantasy will shut down on June 30 — once the Warrior of Despair story has ended. Fans are devastated to see the free-to-play game developed by Square Enix go.
My First white mage was a normal mage (I upgraded it to a white mage) and now I have a white mage from the booster. Which one is better? There is only 1 'white mage' - are you talking devout? Both have strengths and weaknesses. Devout can use light element orbs, which is fantastic while soloing and fighting dark element foes (i get top 1000 leaderboard with my devout using ultima in 4.1 area every week now).
Devout also has a great break ultimate with defensive buffs; white mage has a fantastic full heal ultimate for groups. Either is a good choice depending on the element cards you have access to. Clearly if you have no good light cards you wouldnt even bother with devout.EDIT: oh you were talking apprentice mage upgraded to lol'white mage' - basically the apprentice/neophyte/onion jobs are starter bullcrap that just give you a taste of what each other job you can pull from job summons can be like.
There is only one choice for you. Pulled white mage. Never use the apprentice mage again.
Originally posted by:someone once told me that soldier is a normal job. Does that qualify along with the starter jobs being weak? Square-Enix would never make one single card or job so much better than the rest as to break their game.
It would end up a fiasco in which people that never got them would just stop playing. That said, they got REALLY close with Aerith. I'm sad I didn't get her but I just didn't want to drop more money than I did already getting some digital bling.
It makes things much easier, but it is by no means REQUIRED to be good.SOLDIER as a job is good, possibly one of the best attackers in the game up there with mythic knight, thief and black mage. Honestly, any pulled job can be the best at its role that it can be if you put the time and items into making its deck maxed out with four 5. cards that synergize well with the role, with each other, the elements available and the target weaknesses.
Take control of a hero with amnesia in another beautifully crafted world in Mobius Final Fantasy. Experience breathtaking and stunning visuals, perfect for both mobile devices and on desktop computers.
Fight and destroy powerful monsters, gain new abilities, get access to varying job classes and powerful elements. Not only is the acclaimed developer Square Enix porting its titles to mobile devices, it is also creating new ones. One of which is a spin-off title, Mobius Final Fantasy, which is playable on both Android and iOS, and it can also be downloaded on Steam. With a turn-based tactical battle system, the mechanics are undoubtedly tailor-made for mobile devices. If it’s your first time playing a Final Fantasy, you wouldn’t have any trouble diving right in. Mobius Final Fantasy lets you fill the shoes of Wol - or a whatever you name him - who is your cliche protagonist suffering from amnesia. You will jump into the world of Paramitia, a queer-looking yet beautifully-crafted world, a regular fixture in Final Fantasy games.
Contrary to other similar titles though, the story is a bit lacking. It’s barely comparable to Tidus’ journey in Final Fantasy X or Noctis’ adventures in Final Fantasy XV. In Mobius, you will be told by a voice that one with your character’s name is prophesized to be the “Hero of Light”.
Become the best sniper from online and offline games!The sniper assassin is waiting for you, get a gun and go to action!
From there on out, you will start your long and arduous journey. What it lacks in plot it makes up for its unique and intricate battle system. It deviates from the usual turn-based mechanics of other Final Fantasy games, yet it maintains certain elements. Despite this, the controls are fairly simple: tapping the screen executes a simple attack.
Whenever you manage to land a hit, your enemies release spheres showing elemental power which can be used to launch special attacks. Note that these are equipped by your character via a card system. There is a “break” system, wherein if you deplete an opponent’s break gauge, physical attacks will deal more damage.
Special attacks can either be ineffective or extremely damaging, depending on your element-based attacks. Speaking of elements, there are six which you can equip. These include fire, water, wind, and earth, as well as the rarer ones, light and dark.
However, take note that in each job your character assumes, you can only pick three of elements. Don’t worry though, you can pick a job depending on your enemy’s elemental strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, each job and be equipped with four ability cards which allow you to dish out special attacks. There are three basic jobs (onion knight, apprentice mage, neophyte ranger), and they can be upgraded once you manage to secure the prerequisites. There are barely any exploration aspects in this game, which is a pity considering the surroundings and world they made is absolutely stunning. Instead, you will be able to select where you’re going by picking nodes on the world map. Progressing isn’t simple though: there are requirements you need to obtain, like key items.
Apart from the battle system, one aspect that stands out the most are the graphics. In a Windows PC, you will be treated to a high-resolution 60 FPS version. On a mobile device, everything still looks stellar, despite it being lower in terms of graphics. Overall, Mobius Final Fantasy is a solid spinoff, definitely something worth playing. Despite lacking a decent plot, the combat system is nothing short of outstanding. Furthermore, the world design is absolutely beautiful, while the monsters are vary from small fries to gargantuan behemoths.
It is guaranteed to give you dozens of hours of pure fun and entertainment.
...">Mobius Final Fantasy Classes(01.05.2020)