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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Guild Order is for more developed players. You're months away from thinking about it.
    Alright, with that out of the way, I can go into a bit more detail.

    So Guild Order can be thought of as a extra high powered advent in terms of play, but with a different reward structure.
    5 stages instead of 3. Grunts vary from mid 6 digits to ~1.2 million HP. 3rd stage is a mini-boss with 3 million HP. The boss at the end has high 7 digits HP.
    Instead of costing AP/BP/whatever, you're limited to one attempt per day.
    Instead of farming materials to exchange for, you're trying to satisfy missions (each week has a set of 10 missions; each GO lasts for 2 weeks for a total of 20 missions). Clearing X number of missions for a given GO gets you so and so rewards. The main prize that sticks out here would be orichalcon, which can be used for final limit breaks or to be exchanged for stuff.
    The key breakpoints for rewards (ie at which points are the ori given) are 6 (ori #1), 10 (ori #2), 18 (ori #3), and all 20 (ori #4 and 5).
    6 mission points requires a minimum of being able to clear stage 2. That would mean the following missions from week 1: attempt 3 times, attempt 5 times, clear stage 1 3 times, clear stage 2 3 times. Then from week 2: attempt 5 times, clear stage 2 times.
    10 mission points require being able to satisfy at least one of the missions that specify clearing the whole thing under X condition, because there are exactly 9 missions that don't require clearing.

    So once you can actually try Guild Order, you can give it a shot. Attempting won't cost you anything. But you're new; if you fail, don't worry about it. It'll be a while before you're 'expected' to be able to consistently farm ori.

  2. #2
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    Andromeda can help a lower power player get through GO. I wouldn't rush toward Andromeda though.
    harem-battle.club/kamihime-project/4701-guild-megathread-post125429.html#post125429
    That's me back during the first run of Crom Cruach. So I can say from personal experience that sure, Andromeda can be nice to have eventually at certain power levels, but a soul weapon is completely unnecessary for someone with Snow Raph. Also, Mirai here already has a Rudra, so the option for 2x Rudra is there instead of me using an event eidolon on my end :P

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    2nd week doesn't have the attempt 3 times mission. 9 missions that don't require clearing it all is a specific cutoff point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    2nd week doesn't have the attempt 3 times mission. 9 missions that don't require clearing it all is a specific cutoff point.
    Thank you for the correction, I have corrected the post to reflect this.

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    Generic damage cuts should stack, unless that was changed at some point?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Generic damage cuts should stack, unless that was changed at some point?
    They do.

    What you can stack:
    1. As many normal damage cuts as you want (Joan, Raiko, Snow Raph, Perun, etc.)
    2. One Reflect (AoE Reflect is really rare, but some Hime and Souls have them for self, such as Herc)
    3. One Elemental Resistance, such as Awakened Gaia
    (4. One Eidolon Elemental Resistance? I still don't have Kaisers, so I haven't tested that. Can you stack these on top of Hime-based Elemental Resistance?)

    Stacking these to 100% or above will cause all damage to do 0 damage to you. However, this is different from "miss" damage, as 0 damage is enough to cause debuffs on you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slashley View Post
    They do.

    What you can stack:
    1. As many normal damage cuts as you want (Joan, Raiko, Snow Raph, Perun, etc.)
    2. One Reflect (AoE Reflect is really rare, but some Hime and Souls have them for self, such as Herc)
    3. One Elemental Resistance, such as Awakened Gaia
    (4. One Eidolon Elemental Resistance? I still don't have Kaisers, so I haven't tested that. Can you stack these on top of Hime-based Elemental Resistance?)

    Stacking these to 100% or above will cause all damage to do 0 damage to you. However, this is different from "miss" damage, as 0 damage is enough to cause debuffs on you.
    It does work, you can stack kaisers on top of hime based elemental resistance buffs. My example being stacking michael with a light kaiser

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slashley View Post
    1. As many normal damage cuts as you want (Joan, Raiko, Snow Raph, Perun, etc.)
    I stand corrected.

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by Slashley View Post
    They do.

    What you can stack:
    1. As many normal damage cuts as you want (Joan, Raiko, Snow Raph, Perun, etc.)
    2. One Reflect (AoE Reflect is really rare, but some Hime and Souls have them for self, such as Herc)
    3. One Elemental Resistance, such as Awakened Gaia
    (4. One Eidolon Elemental Resistance? I still don't have Kaisers, so I haven't tested that. Can you stack these on top of Hime-based Elemental Resistance?)

    Stacking these to 100% or above will cause all damage to do 0 damage to you. However, this is different from "miss" damage, as 0 damage is enough to cause debuffs on you.
    Thanks for the clarification. What I originally meant was that generic damage cuts shouldn't stack, but apparently this is not the case. I have corrected my previous post as a result.

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