Since uploading this video, some major updates were added to the game. These include Legendary difficulty, increasing the level cap from 50 to 99, LV 200 bottles, the ability to upgrade your weapons as much as you like to the point that you can have 999 in all stats, and more. At the time these updates were introduced I did fight the LV 200 version of this boss on Legendary difficulty with my characters/gear all maxed to the new limits and it was *even easier* than this fight was! As it was the same boss, I didn't feel a need to upload an updated version of this fight.
Hey,nice video. Did my 1st playthrough about the same time and thinking to replay the game on either Charismatic or Legendary before the new game comes out. So my question is how do you have that healing over time effect? I platinumed the game,crafted the armors weapons etc,(before the patches with crystal forging) and i dont remember a similar effect. P.S I vaguely remember some "paths" during armor crafting and i always went with the more damage wise recipes,maybe there is an alternative super armor with defensive stats ?
The armour build has Invincible Exoskeleton which increases stun resistance and heals HP for every action. Build is shown from 8:41. And yes you'll be wanting the new forging options for applying that.
Oh so its possible even without items? I like it since im not a fan making so mucg 999 items in order to clear charisma difficulty like in atelier lulua. It forces you to make so many 999 items because there's diminishing return on effect in charisma. Or does atelier ryza have the same mechanic as well?
This game laughs at diminishing returns because you can endlessly upgrade your weapon stats so your stats are all 999, plus you can level characters to 99 since I made this. And yes you need to make 999 quality items in this game for this sort of thing but it's much easier to because 1) you aren't limited to 10 registered items like in Lulua which makes you need to faff about, and 2) you get a garden etc which really helps once you can plant 999 seeds. (Don't forget to apply the house bonus for the garden faster growth rate.)
@@KingX sweet, i cant believe i actually forgot about that. Im actually at early stage of breaking the game, gem farming with philosophy stone. But since there are mhw ib and tales of berseria getting discount i decided to left ryza lol. Anyway, this make me want to revisit the game.
@@manikaditha6308 Getting ready to play Ryza 2 in the the next week myself. It was tempting to upload the fight I did of this at Legendary difficulty at LV99 in a LV200 bottle but 1) it's the same boss and 2) it's even less eventful than this. The only difference was I bothered with items. Not that I needed them but I'd just made my ultimate items and wanted to try them out. Quite fun getting to Action 5 really quickly with those Astronomical Clocks...
So how do you even get thst area in,the bottle? Every time,I synth something I get the great dark,elemental and the area with the cabins and the beach.
The first thing I show is a password to that level and it only needs to be inputted once unless you override it with another level. Though that won't matter much soon as there'll be an update to make a LV 200 version. As for synthing it specifically, I didn't see a way to either.
@@KingX I forgot about password input. I was just wondering because somekne got her from a level 15 bottle and here I am with a level 73 one and I still get the great dark elemental. Was trying to figure out what I was doing wrong lol
The bottles level up with use. For a LV 90 bottle from materials you need to use the bottle a lot. Otherwise you could find that boss but it'd be a lower level. You can use this page to find whatever monster you want. Numbers in brackets indicate how many world bottles you need in your possession to qualify. Those accessible via passwords have the passwords shown: gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps4/264904-atelier-ryza-ever-darkness-and-the-secret-hideout/faqs/78043/monster-locations You can also check other pages from Table of Contents for materials, recipes etc. Finding this specific boss via a material is the issue. I don't know which material to use and I have the best part of 5000 to go through. It's of no consequence though, I found everything I wanted with that FAQ.
She's way more popular. This is their best selling one so she's the first to be the protagonist in more than 1 game. How much of that is her personality and general appeal or just "the thighs" is your guess.
@@KingX i personaly like her personality and appeal, but then the sexual thing about her is just an icing on a cake. I Honestly find her first game boring and lack of dept.i havnt played the second one yet
@@meowtenjuice5670 Gameplay-wise I think they're trying to win over more casuals (and it's working). It's much less tedious to make 999 gear than it used to be. Stuff like Item Duplication saves hours, plus they've done away with time management in the more recent entries. I have played the 2nd and it's even easier. The final boss was a joke, not really even an upgrade to the boss before it. The only challenge is the post-game optional boss - on higher difficulties.
Since uploading this video, some major updates were added to the game. These include Legendary difficulty, increasing the level cap from 50 to 99, LV 200 bottles, the ability to upgrade your weapons as much as you like to the point that you can have 999 in all stats, and more.
At the time these updates were introduced I did fight the LV 200 version of this boss on Legendary difficulty with my characters/gear all maxed to the new limits and it was *even easier* than this fight was! As it was the same boss, I didn't feel a need to upload an updated version of this fight.
Hey,nice video. Did my 1st playthrough about the same time and thinking to replay the game on either Charismatic or Legendary before the new game comes out. So my question is how do you have that healing over time effect? I platinumed the game,crafted the armors weapons etc,(before the patches with crystal forging) and i dont remember a similar effect.
P.S I vaguely remember some "paths" during armor crafting and i always went with the more damage wise recipes,maybe there is an alternative super armor with defensive stats ?
The armour build has Invincible Exoskeleton which increases stun resistance and heals HP for every action. Build is shown from 8:41. And yes you'll be wanting the new forging options for applying that.
Oh so its possible even without items? I like it since im not a fan making so mucg 999 items in order to clear charisma difficulty like in atelier lulua. It forces you to make so many 999 items because there's diminishing return on effect in charisma. Or does atelier ryza have the same mechanic as well?
This game laughs at diminishing returns because you can endlessly upgrade your weapon stats so your stats are all 999, plus you can level characters to 99 since I made this.
And yes you need to make 999 quality items in this game for this sort of thing but it's much easier to because 1) you aren't limited to 10 registered items like in Lulua which makes you need to faff about, and 2) you get a garden etc which really helps once you can plant 999 seeds. (Don't forget to apply the house bonus for the garden faster growth rate.)
@@KingX sweet, i cant believe i actually forgot about that. Im actually at early stage of breaking the game, gem farming with philosophy stone. But since there are mhw ib and tales of berseria getting discount i decided to left ryza lol. Anyway, this make me want to revisit the game.
@@manikaditha6308 Getting ready to play Ryza 2 in the the next week myself. It was tempting to upload the fight I did of this at Legendary difficulty at LV99 in a LV200 bottle but 1) it's the same boss and 2) it's even less eventful than this. The only difference was I bothered with items. Not that I needed them but I'd just made my ultimate items and wanted to try them out. Quite fun getting to Action 5 really quickly with those Astronomical Clocks...
So how do you even get thst area in,the bottle? Every time,I synth something I get the great dark,elemental and the area with the cabins and the beach.
The first thing I show is a password to that level and it only needs to be inputted once unless you override it with another level. Though that won't matter much soon as there'll be an update to make a LV 200 version. As for synthing it specifically, I didn't see a way to either.
@@KingX I forgot about password input. I was just wondering because somekne got her from a level 15 bottle and here I am with a level 73 one and I still get the great dark elemental. Was trying to figure out what I was doing wrong lol
The bottles level up with use. For a LV 90 bottle from materials you need to use the bottle a lot. Otherwise you could find that boss but it'd be a lower level. You can use this page to find whatever monster you want. Numbers in brackets indicate how many world bottles you need in your possession to qualify. Those accessible via passwords have the passwords shown: gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps4/264904-atelier-ryza-ever-darkness-and-the-secret-hideout/faqs/78043/monster-locations
You can also check other pages from Table of Contents for materials, recipes etc.
Finding this specific boss via a material is the issue. I don't know which material to use and I have the best part of 5000 to go through. It's of no consequence though, I found everything I wanted with that FAQ.
You are really really good at the game.
Thanks, the real work is making the amazing gear and it takes ages.
@@KingX Can confirm that is indeed the case.
Compare to previous atlier how does ryza fair with the other girls?
She's way more popular. This is their best selling one so she's the first to be the protagonist in more than 1 game. How much of that is her personality and general appeal or just "the thighs" is your guess.
@@KingX i personaly like her personality and appeal, but then the sexual thing about her is just an icing on a cake. I Honestly find her first game boring and lack of dept.i havnt played the second one yet
@@meowtenjuice5670 Gameplay-wise I think they're trying to win over more casuals (and it's working). It's much less tedious to make 999 gear than it used to be. Stuff like Item Duplication saves hours, plus they've done away with time management in the more recent entries.
I have played the 2nd and it's even easier. The final boss was a joke, not really even an upgrade to the boss before it. The only challenge is the post-game optional boss - on higher difficulties.