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Post by hyyujin on Nov 25, 2005 19:46:38 GMT -5
I did not know how much money you would have to use for this class.
Katana level 1 cost 1 - 2k
Katana level 7 cost 5 - 6k
and there moves cost more. Any tips on how to get this class leveled up?
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Post by BMOW on Nov 25, 2005 22:08:33 GMT -5
ninja costs alot of gil, wait untill you get into the utsemi stages and then the elemental wheel stage i lost (after reselling gear) ~1.5million leveling from 20-37 and i had some incredible partys -.-. I would suggest farming like crazy. =/
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Post by Belgarion on Nov 25, 2005 23:28:28 GMT -5
ninja isn't cheap and theres no way to really cut very many corners when it comes to leveling it. Its easy to drop a 1-2 million Gil into it just getting to 37 for spells equipment and the powders they have to have. I would suggest questing as many ninja scrolls as you can such as tonko:ichi, kuryamia:ichi and utsumei:ichi (probably none of those spelled right but close enough  those 3 can save you nearly a million Gil besides that farming a lot or take up fishing |
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Post by thownwh on Nov 28, 2005 14:33:41 GMT -5
Nin is one of the jobs it like to do twords then end after i have DRK to 75 but sadly im prob gonna end up lvling it once i hit 60 DRK/NIN would b a good combo for ballista and for PT's...just cant b used as first voke then which i dont think would matter cause i havent had to do that in a long time. anyone know how much it costs to get NIN to 37?
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Post by Yuroni on Dec 1, 2005 7:21:06 GMT -5
I did not know how much money you would have to use for this class. Katana level 1 cost 1 - 2k Katana level 7 cost 5 - 6k and there moves cost more. Any tips on how to get this class leveled up? well, you can save some money by buying your equipment while in norg, instead of waiting til you get to ah. i waited to even start ninja until i headed back to buy the kunai, and 2 of the level 7 swords(so i had them when i got dual wield at level 10), and the equipment for level 8 nin/sam/mnk...it maybe costed me 5-6k for the bunch of it... |
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Post by Haushinka on Dec 1, 2005 7:45:33 GMT -5
good advice yuroni
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Post by thownwh on Dec 1, 2005 16:00:02 GMT -5
ill have to remember that for when i start to lvl nin
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Post by hyyujin on Dec 5, 2005 15:19:49 GMT -5
thanks alot
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Post by Mystryl on Feb 21, 2006 10:15:45 GMT -5
sorry for picking up on an old topic here...^^; /blush I've been leveling Ninja quite alot recently (at level 63 at the moment) and I've noticed the best way to keep your gil costs to a minimum is to make sure you are having good parties. By that, I mean for example leveling with people you know, LS friends and the like, whom you are sure know what they are doing and are good at their job. An important factor for your success as a ninja is being able to tank without getting hit. Or at least get hit as little as possible. Having a good White Mage friend and a good Bard friend will make that job much easier. White Mages who knows how to haste you at the start of each fight, and cast -na spells properly, are priceless. A good bard who keeps the mobs elegied and makes sure you have songs on makes tanking as a ninja a breeze. Having a couple of melody earrings will boost your evasion SKILL by alot, making it even easier. All of this will make you use much fewer ninja tools (which is your largest gil sink anyway) than you would from a regular pickup party. In some cases, pickup parties can be as good, but in my experience, this happens rarely. Making good friends with and teaming up with reliable players is my best advice for people who want to level ninja an excel at it.  |
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Post by Cydrien on Feb 21, 2006 12:22:33 GMT -5
I agree with you totally! As blm, having a good tank is pretty important or my taru bones get smushed. I leveled with some friends of mine (nin, rng, whm) from 55 to around 67. It really was great because you don't have to wonder if the party will be good. It always is! (good to hear from you myst ^^ ) |
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Post by Haushinka on Feb 21, 2006 16:24:55 GMT -5
They key to lvling with good people is to level in a predictable fashion. For example, level every evening from 6-10 or something. You will find that when you do this you meet the same people over and over again, and at some point you get accustomed to each other. For example I've been lvling WAR lately and me and a JP WAR have a similar scheduale. Since our jobs work well together (duel WAR tanks are nice) we've been partying together a bit. It has gotten to the point where me and the JP war communicate better than the other members of the party.
A trick to this: don't suck. be the best at your job as you can be and you will find that the good people will always invite you back.
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Post by Guenhwyvara on Mar 8, 2006 6:20:57 GMT -5
i never found lvling nin to bad nothing farming wouldnt take care of really but rng T_T im so poor its not funny lol but ptys of friends is always a great idea!
~Guenhwyvara
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Post by roko on May 16, 2006 14:11:36 GMT -5
Nin does cost a lot of gil until lvl 37, but after that it's all profit. Meaning its the only class that you can solo almost anything decent challenge or less fast and little cost meaning that you can farm, mine, log in more areas fast and easier then on other jobs.
Take my nin.. I go to the Temple once or twice a month and make a good 4 mil just on whitesteel and other items. Farm and mine in Ifirts without any worries of getting aggro and dieing. It's a pretty good job if you have the time and energy to lvl it and do the quest and farm for the items that are more expensive in the at lower lvls.
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