High level partying guide

• Gasfene

  17 Sep 06, 20:50

  quote from somewhere:
  
  I am a level 115 ranger, and I get 8-9% an hour at Lethal Squid parties. That's, 1,700,000 (one point seven MILLION) experience per hour. This is godly compared to the 5-6% an hour in Viking parties and 6-7% an hour at grims (while using 10,000,000 mesos in potions per level, that is).First I am going to explain how to split the map in a 5 attacker, 1 priest party.
  
  
  
  Lane #1 (top)-
  
  Suggested attackers here-
  Ice mages, because they can hit all of the platforms from the top (correct me if I'm wrong), and any other class can do well here as long as they can swim to the side and attack them from a distant area, and warriors do fine in any position here.
  
  Lane #2-
  
  Suggested attackers here-
  Dragon knights (and other warriors as well), as all of the lethal squids bunch up together at this platform which yields amazing results for both polearm and spear dragon knights. Also, I think that Hermits could also use avenger here to yield similar results, as well as Fire Mages being able to effectively take on this platform due to Posion Mist.
  
  Lane #3 (middle)-
  
  Suggested attackers here-
  Ice mages do well here, along with bowmen, because of their ability to hit multiple platforms. However Hermits can take this platform, so long they swim away from the squids and attack them from there.
  
  Lane #4-
  
  Suggested attackers here-
  Bowmen, Hermits, and Ice Mages do excellently here, because Bowmen and Hermits can snipe them while Ice Mages can attack all of them.
  
  Lane #5 (bottom)-
  
  Suggested attackers here-
  Warriors, Hermits, and Ice Mages do well here. They just have to remember to go up and clear the platforms that are directly above them.
  
  Now, 4 attacker parties are not much different (at all, really) as all you have to do is combine lane #1 and lane #2 to combine it into "lane #1b"
  
  
  I borrowed this from party central, GoogleSearch's (aka PawtucketPat) post, so please credit him and address all SQPT questions regarding this mini guide to him. I will be forming my own SQPT party down the road, so I will not withhold my opinions on exp and best party make-up until later
• Gasfene

  17 Sep 06, 20:51

  Soloing:
  
  
  Partying:
  
  
  this is the best way to clear a grims map in a party, usually i can gain around 3mill exp an hour(yup, 6mill during 2x exp) if no one slacks
  
  the 2 hermit usually on the sides go to the top for hs using fj, wk are also good and crusader.
  
  the priest on top should be able to solo, it's better exp for him to if he makes kills.
  The priest at bottom should help the hermit kill using sr, since s/he should have hb, but also going to heal the dk above.
  
  the dk in the middle and hermit at the bottom should have the best spawn providing everyone can kill fast.
• alexkusu

  17 Sep 06, 20:57

  kao..i tot sth to do with clubbin
• Gasfene

  17 Sep 06, 21:04

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  kao..i tot sth to do with clubbin

  Sorry man clubbing hurts my ears, dazzles my eyes. The wine spoilt my health and the air is really stuffy.
  
  Most importantly, Burns my pocket.
• SGpork

  17 Sep 06, 21:05

  
• ctstalin

  18 Sep 06, 09:42

  i dun like fire mages at sotong...or anywhere else
  
  cos when they fart, they lag the damn fcking map
• shinta

  18 Sep 06, 16:53

  pinned..
• dark_snowboy

  20 Sep 06, 13:50

  so far sotong2 is the best exp rate for me, and i got 2 60% GFA from them
• yeowenqi

  3 Oct 06, 14:29

  Originally posted by dark_snowboy:

  so far sotong2 is the best exp rate for me, and i got 2 60% GFA from them

  u should ask someone how many he got already
• shinta

  3 Oct 06, 15:14

  Originally posted by yeowenqi:

  u should ask someone how many he got already

  u mean pypy
• Hanagata

  13 Nov 06, 21:22

  a vac hack will fix everything
• yeowenqi

  14 Nov 06, 16:50

  Originally posted by Hanagata:

  a vac hack will fix everything

  not many who have reached level 92 will want to vac hack in sotong. it's almost as bad as hacking in front of GMs. perhaps you want to demonstrate how masters do it?