Beginner's Guide (read this itll help you)

Guess who o_O

Nice guide, read through the entire thing :O

Found a typo though .-.

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Playing Instrument: Allows you to play instruments such as, lute, ukulele, mandolin, flute, whistle, bells, music bottles and many more. Combine with music scrolls to make your own music otherwise it plays default music.

Maraek wrote:

note that this skill makes cool noises when you windmill alot of monsters at once

this made me laugh oh and if you WM with a bow or without a wep it makes it look like you breakdance! ok enough trivia from me now...

i admittedly didnt read any of it, although i commerate you for your dedication and thus its length. and how did u get red/blue type?o nvmXD

Easier way to solo a Succubus: You need at least one pet for this. Load smash and summon your pet, then order it to load smash as well. Make your pet smash the Succubus while you rush to her. Try to hit her with your smash immediatly after your pet's smash, your pet should start loading smash again. While your pet smashes the Succubus again, if she's not dead yet, load another smash and hit her. Repeat until the Succubus perishes. With this strategy you should be able to kill the Succcubus in 15 seconds or less. The red one takes a bit more but this should work against her too.

Note: Your pet must be in auto attack mode.

(Simplified version: You and your pet smash spam the Succubus. Note that this is slightly different from Pet revolver)

On a side note, try to guess who this is in game, lolz.

This is how I solo a Succubus but you need to have a good pc I would presume..

p.s Its also the best way!

1. Hit her with fire to knock her back
2. If she defends hit her with ice and counter, if not hit quickly with ice step back and counter if shes to close and continues running cause of mp def just wind mill ( rank 9 WM Rquired.)
3. This should make it rather easy my only recommendation is keep your distance otherwise it will not work properly.

meh im lazy and prefer pet revolver ☺☻

lolz thanks people and yea people yoshi would be described as a pro if u didnt know already

yoshi IS pro, its just that theres a level above pro. aubog and the like are mabi legends, to them "pro" is an insult.

Great Topic, thx a lot ^^

Sorry to say

Theres no such thing as pro nor is there a level above pro its just the difference with the allocation of ap and ego and enchants. Once you reach rank 1 to all of the skills in your class for example melee all rank 1 theres no way of getting stronger enchants for a little damage boost and max level ego for the most. After that thats all you can do and then just rank other skills and try out other types of builds. I should tell you Supercow you dont even know the level I am at atm to consider me pro or not. There is no level above pro, my smashes do the same amount of damage as advanced magic though I should tell you that, it doenst really matter because theres no such thing as pro? or not? Its jsut some people play the game better than others and rank up the right things properly.

When you get to my point in mabi you will understand. btw the guys you mentioned arnt rly that great actually there pretty LOL, trigger, slowstep,spazzy and a few others are good as far as to say the word pro it doesnst exist its just the illusion of a weak community.

this topis was posted like 8 months or so ago, when there was not a sigle person with over 1000 cp. times have changed

Wezurii wrote:

First off, this is just common sence. It's basicly just the skill decsription. In my opinion, it's overal luseless.

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IM JUST NOT PRO ENOUGH TO KNOW THEM ALL

Yes, your in Sacred, we know your not pro. /lawl

And for the skills you don't know, just go on Mabiwiki for Jesus sake.

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lolz thanks people and yea people yoshi would be described as a pro if u didnt know already

Hate to break it to you, but he's not pro. He's a good player who know's what he's doing, he's not pro. RACER is pro; Augbog is pro; Cosmic is pro; Yoshi: not pro. [sorry Yosh]

Wow a dead topic that became revived.

Since we're discussing who's pro and who's not, Yoshi isn't pro as far as the word pro goes. I'm guessing some of you would be surprised that I'd be posting but Yoshi is not pro because of the way the game is handled. The pro's of this game are the obsessed, those who are both knowledgeable in the way of the game and are strong, those who know the mechanics of the game like the back of their hand. No one who posts on this forum is of that level, the level of time and dedication. I've taken great interest in the framework of the game myself, but the amount of time and knowledge to become what people see as pro isn't worth it. There are aspects to this game that are inherent and there are aspects that people need to try for themselves, the real pros are those who make the way for others and don't need assistance themselves.

Btw whatever happened to Augbog, and meh a lot of the mabi community is inherently flawed, the "pros" who date the non "pros" for example. But really people shouldn't be focused so much on who is and isn't pro.

Kefkai wrote:

The pro's of this game are the obsessed, those who are both knowledgeable in the way of the game and are strong, those who know the mechanics of the game like the back of their hand

I am about that (mabye not the obsessed and half-and-half strong), i spend just as much time wiki'ng mab as i do playing it. i'm not obsessed, but i AM a tactician. i can solve any dilema, eliminate almost any variable, and persevere through any obsticle (once when i was a lot noob-er i stayed in rabbie advanced for 4 days, lol). i am not pro to the general community because i am nowhere near as powerful as yosh or others, but your definition says that wisdom triumphs over strength. this is true, although it can help to have both. Yoshirou (i am not undermining you in any way and mean no offense), for example, tends to more so, quote, "feel it out" and lets his sword do the talking; and may not know as much about the rules of the game. However he is considered by all a "pro", as the naive respect power more than intelligence and will (not the stat in-game ) i on the other hand carefully decide the best approach (including upgrades for weapons, such as splash range for my dblade (which is when i asked yosh about how much 300 (the initial splash range of dblade) was, and he said "feel it out")), and write very detailed responses as a means of explaining it to people who, like me, are wise and take the time to read all of the response to hopefully further their knowldge. anyway i have gone off topic. yes, it would be great to bring the guild on a hardmode dungeon sometime, for anyone who can enter the dungeon. and be sure to bring me, for i am bound to know the degree of multi-aggro, about how many spawns there are, the AI of the monster and thus the best way to deal with them, and how to stay alive. but i still have a tendancy of making stupid mistakes sometimes; which usually happens when my stam goes low or someone interrupts my attack pattern. anyway i lost my train of thought again... (i have massive ADHD). anyway be sure to bring me with on a hardmode guild dungeon sometime!

donovanr wrote:

Kefkai wrote:

The pro's of this game are the obsessed, those who are both knowledgeable in the way of the game and are strong, those who know the mechanics of the game like the back of their hand

I am about that (mabye not the obsessed and half-and-half strong), i spend just as much time wiki'ng mab as i do playing it. i'm not obsessed, but i AM a tactician. i can solve any dilema, eliminate almost any variable, and persevere through any obsticle (once when i was a lot noob-er i stayed in rabbie advanced for 4 days, lol). i am not pro to the general community because i am nowhere near as powerful as yosh or others, but your definition says that wisdom triumphs over strength. this is true, although it can help to have both. Yoshirou (i am not undermining you in any way and mean no offense), for example, tends to more so, quote, "feel it out" and lets his sword do the talking; and may not know as much about the rules of the game. However he is considered by all a "pro", as the naive respect power more than intelligence and will (not the stat in-game ) i on the other hand carefully decide the best approach (including upgrades for weapons, such as splash range for my dblade (which is when i asked yosh about how much 300 (the initial splash range of dblade) was, and he said "feel it out")), and write very detailed responses as a means of explaining it to people who, like me, are wise and take the time to read all of the response to hopefully further their knowldge. anyway i have gone off topic. yes, it would be great to bring the guild on a hardmode dungeon sometime, for anyone who can enter the dungeon. and be sure to bring me, for i am bound to know the degree of multi-aggro, about how many spawns there are, the AI of the monster and thus the best way to deal with them, and how to stay alive. but i still have a tendancy of making stupid mistakes sometimes; which usually happens when my stam goes low or someone interrupts my attack pattern. anyway i lost my train of thought again... (i have massive ADHD). anyway be sure to bring me with on a hardmode guild dungeon sometime!

Well there is a degree of feeling it out, not everything is on the wiki, for example I was having a chat the other day about the delay of using a broad and using a mace (with a shield) and how the smash delay with a broad and shield felt longer, which applies to windmill since it depends on the sprite delay. Hardmode dungeons are sorta fun though.

i never said that feeling it out was a bad thing, of course i need to feel it out for range and such. the number 600 means othing, but i know and have applied the distance of rD FH; and from that i can figure that half that is 300.