Luckily when you encounter them you have access to a party member whose abilities make dealing with their insane damage output much easier, if you're smart and paying attention.Īside from those three, I suspect you'll find the game much more enjoyable and just the right level of bitch-slapping hard. three actions per round, all use hard-hitting AoE attacks fairly regularly (though they seem to be limited to 1/round on those, thank God), two of the three can fuck your party up with nasty status effects. The triad of Malicious Arachtagon, Malicious Auroral Serpent and Crystalotl- I mentioned this in my previous post. It requires either a lot of levelling prior to the fight or specialized gear/abilities, or some combination of both (I personally used both).ģ. I could make the argument that this is actually the hardest wall in the game. The first Dora-In-Grey fight- happens much later in Act I. Main goal of this mod is to provide the proper auditory experience that is deserving of this masterpiece of a game by applying all available orchestral variants of the songs. The purpose of this guide is to demonstrate the proper installation of this mod. This is probably the easiest of the walls.Ģ. Welcome to the Orchestral Overhaul Mod for Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age. The first Tentacular fight- happens fairly early in Act I. So it's not too painful imo.Īs far as the curve, I think there are three areas/bosses that present major challenges which require you to level heavily and/or unlock new abilities in a concentrated manner to beat without just getting raped:ġ. Luckily the game makes it pathetically easy to rack up millions of experience in a fairly small amount of time, especially late into the post-game. The file DQXI Special K v.0.8.25.9 is a modification for Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, a(n) rpg game. I say you rarely have to grind super hard, but you DO have to do some grinding. Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age - DQXI Special K v.0.8.25.9 - Game mod - Download. One other side effect of stronger enemies is that you're heavily incentivized to upgrade your equipment at the forge, which I personally enjoy a great deal. Enemies present a challenge, and can fuck you up if you don't respect them/learn their attacks and how to counter, but you'll rarely hit a wall that forces you to grind super hard or anything. If you play with all three you'll find the game markedly harder from base difficulty, but it's the kind of hard that's really enjoyable. super strong monsters- I believe this equates to an across-the-board 20% increase in stats for all mobs, and a concurrently increased chance to inflict status effects You’ll still get the full Dragon Quest XI musical experience in all its orchestral glory, and only replace the overworld theme with the one from Dragon Quest VIII. I will assume that you're using at least the following three Draconian quests for 'Hard Mode':ģ.

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