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* You can change any and all gear mid-combat with absolutely no penalty. | * You can change any and all gear mid-combat with absolutely no penalty. | ||
* Explore as much as possible | * Explore as much as possible - level up as much as possible until you hit the 'cap' for that area. Try to make it so your immortals are learning mortals' skills as efficiently as possible, and note that towards the end of the game you'll be required to use all the characters at least once - so don't leave them too far behind. | ||
* Use a guide for the two Eastern Tribe temples | * Use a guide for the two Eastern Tribe temples - trust me. | ||
* All you need to know about Lost Odyssey is that there's no point in grinding, there are no missables because there're all purchasable at an auction house later in the game, and remember to keep everyone fairly equally levelled. | * All you need to know about Lost Odyssey is that there's no point in grinding, there are no missables because there're all purchasable at an auction house later in the game, and remember to keep everyone fairly equally levelled. | ||
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* Immortals gain abilities by either skill linking with a non-Immortal character or by equipping items. After every battle you gain skill points, so while you're not going to grind for level you might want to take some time to gain skills. Non-Immortal characters gain skills from equipping items, but only as long as they have that item equipped. Important note: you can switch equipment in battle if necessary. | * Immortals gain abilities by either skill linking with a non-Immortal character or by equipping items. After every battle you gain skill points, so while you're not going to grind for level you might want to take some time to gain skills. Non-Immortal characters gain skills from equipping items, but only as long as they have that item equipped. Important note: you can switch equipment in battle if necessary. | ||
* Elemential weaknesses are the key to winning | * Elemential weaknesses are the key to winning - most enemies in the game are one of four element types; earth, fire, wind or water. Earth is strong against water. Wind is strong against earth. Fire is strong against wind. Water is strong against fire. | ||
* Abilities that give immortals more ability slots are always worth the one they take up. | * Abilities that give immortals more ability slots are always worth the one they take up. | ||