User:Owlepicurus

My focus is on updating the wiki for the Big Bang (or, at least, flagging pages which need updated) and fixing grammatical and formatting issues, as well as any other problems I come across. I'm fairly new to this, so please excuse and fix any stupid mistakes I make (like designing tables which don't display properly).

Character Name	Class	Level	Mesos	World	Status
OwlEpicurus	Fire Wizard	61	~700,000		My main
Ninoxrufa	Wild Hunter	40	~130,000		Active
Selenornis	Aran	30	~100,000		Active

To Do

• Figure out how to get collapsible boxes for the wiki. Some pages would look much better with them (espcially those with templates at the bottom)!
• Create location-based categories for monsters (ex.:Mu Lung Garden Monsters) and add all monsters to them.
• Update monster information.

Hints

As I play, I'll try to keep track of useful bits of information. I may turn it into a guide (eventually), or I may just keep the list here.

• You don't have to enter every dungeon with a ton of HP potions. As long as the enemies are no more than a level or two ahead of you, the drop rate for potions is greater than the rate of consumption. MP potions tend to be rarer, especially for medium level monsters and higher(40+). Magicians can max out MP Eater and never have to use MP potions for most dungeons.
• It's fun to explore, but don't get carried away. Always check the level of the monsters in the area. This is especially true for Eos Tower on the way to Omega Sector and Orbis Tower on the way to Aquarium. Don't rely on the wiki's information, either; as of March 26, 2011, much of it has yet to be updated with information from the Big Bang. Always consult the map first, and if the monsters at the end of the dungeon will be more than four or five levels higher than you, make sure you have a way of getting back to the lower-level areas without passing through the rest of the dungeon (or dying). Otherwise it may be many hours before you find your way out.
• It never hurts to ask for help. Some people may ignore you or tell you to go away, but others will actually help you.
• Always be aware of the enemy's behavior. For instance, Krip and Flower Fish don't swim, so a magician or bowman can tread water a short distance from the ledge with the enemies on it and attack without ever getting hit. This allows you to take on enemies several levels higher than you would normally be able to.
• Take the time to enjoy wandering the world. You don't need a return scroll for every town on Victoria Island since the trip from one to another only takes a couple minutes, though it wouldn't hurt to have a few scrolls for Sleepywood. This also frees up inventory space for other things.
• I like to collect everything I come across. While this leads to constant inventory management issues, it can also earn you quite a bit of money and make completing quests requiring rare items much faster.