I thought all my luck was drained when I dropped the first Dullahan copy, but about 150 blue tickets later I dropped another copy. Now all I need is to grab the first copy from PP and somehow drop another copy from blue tickets and I'm done with this event lol. I feel bad for those that haven't dropped a single copy from blue tickets, especially after that many tickets.
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08-16-2017 #2Unregistered Guest
I'm new to the game, so I'm not very strong, but I am wondering how PP is calculated from battle.
Not sure if it's more efficient to gain PP from the level 30 boss (which I can sometimes take down to 10% remaining HP if my Nike doesn't die), or to just do the level 50 boss, and get a few good/well timed hits in before I die
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For a new player, the best way is probably just joining a raid which has 2-3 players already. Then just set auto-battle on and wait until others kill the boss for you. When you have AP, create raids (Expert if you have the mats) and share them. Once somebody joins and debuffs the boss (bring your own Ambush (Gawain) or Sniper Shot (Dartagnan) if you have them, and don't use them before somebody else joins!), auto-battle and wait for him to finish it. You'll always get extra tickets for being the person who started the raid, and with luck you'll get second MvP for even more extra tickets.
Originally Posted by Unregistered
Once you start getting your power levels up, maximizing your ticket income is probably the best way to get PP. They have a good chance of dropping 5000 PP, so getting that #1 MvP spot is really important. I haven't bothered soloing Dullahan, but seeing that I tend to get ~10k from each expert with other players, I'd assume it'd be about 20k solo. And I think it's like 10k PP from the tickets if you hit #1 MvP, on average. Sahatlig's toolbox might have more accurate numbers.
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PP is based off of direct damage, with a little fudging for DoT damage. Basically, if you take a look at the top spots in any raid, you can see the PP ratios, and they hold true no matter who does it, though it does vary based on the actual battle level. For example:
The PP ratio for an Expert match is about 0.008 pp per damage. So if you do 1 Million damage, you'll have about 8,000 PP. It varies between .0081 and .0079.
I forget the exact ratio for standard matches, but it's significantly lower, like maybe a third of that? It's been a long time since I actively farmed those.
Ragnarok gives you the best ratio, at about 0.02 - so nearly 2.5x more than Expert. Do a million damage on a ragnarok, expect about 20k PP.
That being said, the above advice holds true - while PP is great and all, aim for getting MVP and ticket production more than anything else. While PP sounds cool, especially getting that sweet sweet 'free' copy at 4 million PP, the time spent isn't really cost efficient. Whereas getting 150 and 150 of the souls gives you useful stuff, the last... 2 million PP give you absolute junk comparatively. From 3-4 is obviously lacking, but even before then the rewards are few and far between. Take a look at the reward table, you'll see what i mean.
TL;DR. Don't focus on PP - get what you can. Focus on MVP and being able to auto the battles. Kamihime is a remarkably time-intensive game, so anything you can do mindlessly is better.
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thats interesting, I've reached mvp a couple times on ragnarok. buuuuut ive never been able to auto-it not even on expert., and the game seems to pause when i switch tabs.
not to mention when it errors out every second mission.
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If you want to switch tabs, better if you put it at a different window. It will not make the game pause... Originally Posted by Naes
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If you want to switch tabs, better if you put it at a different window. It will not make the game pause... Originally Posted by Naes
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Lol... not looking good. I think I just broke 1k for blue tickets and still no eidolon. At 180 blue souls and 4.7m PP.
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