Jumat, 25 Januari 2013

Best Adept Skill Build in Dragon Nest [T4]

If you are an avid reader of this blog, then you already know that I'm more of an Engineer class than an Alchemist class. Well, my perspective have changed when I have tried to use an Adept as my newest character in the game.
Without a doubt, Adept are really solid in PVP plays. They are on top of the chart when it comes to one-on-one matches or even, team matches with other players as they can dish out major damage over time. When compared to Saleana, I think that Adept has a slight advantage in dealing damage per seconds as their skills are way more faster in terms of cooldown. And, if an Adept is in the hands of a skillful player, then probably it will wreck havoc in the Arenas. Aside from being great in terms of PVP, Adept can also be a valuable asset in dungeon/nest raids. They are probably a good replacement for damager-type heroes such as Saleana as they are a class which is great in dealing damage to monsters.
The only downside of being an Adept is that, you are very squishy. Which only means that when you get hit by a powerful attack, expect that it will inflict huge damage to your character. However, don't be so bothered by this fact as you can equip your character with powerful gears and heraldries to lessen the damage you take from enemies. So, taking all these things in consideration, I have created a skill build for the Adept class in Dragon Nest SEA which can inflict the highest damage per seconds on the enemy. In short, this build focuses on getting the DPS skills of Adept and disregarding most of its supportive skills. So, let's cut to the chase and on to my Best Adept Skill Build in Dragon Nest SEA.
Academic Skill Tree
Quick Shot- The shots are faster with the use of Kabala and it can be a good asset for Alchemist. However, increasing this skill further may not be that beneficial as the damage increment is not that significant and you will get stuck for a few seconds on its animation.
Napalm Bomb- Leave this skill to 1 also. Alchemist won't use this skill often as it uses the physical attack power.
Stun Grenade- I will give you the choice to level this skill further or to just leave it to 1. IN my case however, I level this skill high not for the damage but for the probability to stun an opponent. I usually can start a chaining combo when the stun of this skill has been activated. This skill could be a good asset in PVP.
Summon Alfredo- The worst thing you would do as an Alchemist is getting Alfredo. It would be a bad idea to invest SP on this robot as an Adept as Alfredo has no skills that can provoker nor damage the enemies. He will just attack normally as they are no skills available for him when you are playing an Alchemist class.
Alfredo Recall- Do not invest SP on this skill either.
Auto Dispenser- Get this skill. The dispenser might come in handy in dungeons and nest. It doesn't cost any SP anyway.
Air Shot- Don't add any SP on this skill. Level 1 is enough as you don't need the damage of this skill. The only thing you need is its ability to put opponents on the ground. In short, only use this skill for utility purposes in PVP.
Wax- A very useful skill to have in both PVE and PVP. Not only that it increases your movement speed (and party), but it can also slip your enemy allowing you to lock down on them and start a chaining combo. Max this skill no matter what.
Force Out- It may be a good idea to get this skill as it uses the magic attack side but, I suggest not to get this. I prefer not getting this skill as the range is too short. Besides, I don't want to push away enemies. Instead, I want to get close at them and combo them until they die.
Bubble Bubble- The 1 seconds immovable status can let you escape in times of trouble. However, the 3 seconds immovable status is way more beneficial. I prefer to level up this skill to the point where I get the 3 seconds immovable status. Unlike Elemental Lord's Glacial Spike or Force User's Time Stop, there is no way a player can escape (by rapidly pressing left and right directional button) this skill when it hits them. A very effective locking skill in PVP. The only thing you should do is to perfectly aim and time this skill so it will hit a player.
Important Notes: At close range and with multiple targets close together, I usually aim this skill to the opponent at the center as there will be additional bubbles that will burst out near the affected target and immobilize those who are close at him.
Aerial Evasion- I prefer to max this skill as an Adept. It's very useful to have especially in PVP.
Air Bomb- In my case, I have invested SP on this skill. It's really helpful in terms of PVP especially, when you are up against Acrobats and Warriors. If you can notice, Academics jumps really high when you press normal attack and when you cast Air Bomb. This skill can give you additional Air Time which you can use to avoid enemy attacks when your Dodge skill is off cooldown.
Dodge- As always, I suggest to max this skill to lower its cooldown.
Circle Bomb- Get this skill especially when you are going PVP. It will let you get back up instantly after being knocked down by an enemy.
Physical Mastery- Max this skill to increase your max HP and complete the SP requirement.
Mental Mastery- Max this skill to increase your max MP and complete the SP requirement.
Mind Conquer- Max this skill to increase your mana regeneration a bit because Adept skills drains mana really fast.

Best Item Builds in Dragon Nest

Dragon Nest SEA players has finally grasped the Level 50 Cap last August 28, 2012. With the level 50 Cap, a lot of things have changed including, the skill tree of each Dragon Nest Online classes, a new map has been included namely Lotus Marsh and new dungeon too like the Archbishop Nest, and most of all, Dragon Nest Items has also changed. What did change in the Dragon Nest SEA items? Well, aside from the addition of level 50 items in Dragon Nest and the Archbishop set, the effect of each suffixes in the Dragon Nest SEA items has changed.
During the level 50 Cap, the most loved suffix is the HP because it so good in PVP, especially in Ladder Matches and, it can also save your life in PVE. It's because the HP suffix on Dragon Nest gears at Level 40 Cap do stack up. To be more specific, there are times that all five suffix applied in your equipment will activated simultaneously, giving you large HP recovery percentage. But, when level 50 Cap has finally arrived, that changes! Now, the HP suffix don't stack at all. So, it's really a bad idea creating five parts of your equips with HP suffix.
Now that you know that, I will share to you a Dragon Nest SEA Item Guide (suffixes) which will be your reference on what suffixes you'll need to be more efficient in both PVE and PVP. Do note that this item guide will focus on recommended suffixes on your gears, accessories and plates which will suite your class. And lastly, these are only suggestions was created with the help from different players in Dragon Nest SEA from Hollywood server. In the end, you're the only one who can decide what Item/Equipment Build you want for your character in Dragon Nest SEA. So without further a do, here's my item guide for Dragon Nest SEA:

Important Notes: The gears that will be used in this item build will be those high-end gears. To be more specific, I advice that you go with Apocalypse/Manticore set, Immortal Set or Totem Set or even mixed to acquire your expected output. In addition to this, I strongly suggest that you upgrade the suffix of your gears to Suffix 2. For a guide on how to do this, check out my Suffix II guide in Dragon Nest.
1. Gladiator Item Build

Equipment:
Sword: Destruction
Gauntlet: Wind
Head: Bear or Wind
Top: Wind 
Bottom: Bear or Wind 
Glove: HP 
Shoe: HP

Accessories:
For Critical: Fatal Rings and Wind Necklace and Earrings
For Damage: Destruction Rings and Bear/Wind Necklace and Earrings
For Dark Damage: Tough Necklace and Earrings
For Final Damage: Using set items such as Discipline Apocalypse Rings are the best way to stack final damage.

Heraldry Plates:
Wind Plate: For better agility/critical
Tent Crest: For higher MDEF
Destruction Plate: For higher physical damage
Fatal Plate: For higher criticals 
Life Vitality Plate: For higher vitality
Health Plate: For additional health
Shining Plate: For better defence
Ultimate Plate: For better final damage

Optional: 

Bear Plate: For higher strength
2. Moonlord Item Build

Equipment:
Sword: Magic Power
Gauntlet: Intellect
Head: Intellect or Wind
Top: Wind or Intellect
Bottom: Intellect or Wind 
Glove: HP 
Shoe: HP

Accessories:
For Critical: Fatal Rings and Wind Necklace and Earrings
For Damage: Magician Rings and Wise/Wind Necklace and Earrings
For Dark Damage: Tough Necklace and Earrings
For Final Damage: Using set items such as Discipline Apocalypse Rings are the best way to stack final damage.

Heraldry Plates:
Wind Plate: For better agility/critical
Tent Crest: For higher MDEF 
Magician Plate: For higher physical damage
Fatal Plate: For higher criticals 
Life Vitality Plate: For higher vitality
Health Plate: For additional health
Shining Plate: For better defence
Ultimate Plate: For better final damage

3. Barbarian/Destroyer Build

Equipment:

Hammer/Axe: Wind or Fata
Gauntlet: Destruction 
Head: Bear or Wind 
Top: Wind or Bear 
Bottom: Bear or Wind 
Glove: HP 
Shoe: HP

Accessories:
For Critical: Fatal Rings and Wind Necklace and Earrings
For Damage: Destruction and Bear/Wind Necklace and Earrings
For Dark Damage: Tough Necklace and Earrings
For Final Damage: Using set items such as Discipline Apocalypse Rings are the best way to stack final damage.

Heraldry Plates:
Wind Plate: For better agility/critical
Tent Crest: For higher MDEF 
Destruction Plate: For higher physical damage
Fatal Plate: For higher criticals 
Life Vitality Plate: For higher vitality

Health Plate: For additional health
Shining Plate: For better defence
Ultimate Plate: For better final damage
Optional: 
Bear Plate: For higher strength

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