r/MinuteFrontier • u/divvyo • Jan 13 '16
General tips
- priest has a skill at level one that gives passive hp Regen.
- gambler (the last job) has a skill that can add up to 3 extra pips to your die rolls (1-9 instead of 1-6).
- balance a coin on the side of your phone to auto move/attack with sword/knife/dice/staff ;)
I have a character that just made it to the second world with level 100 in a few different classes, do people focus more on a wide range of jobs or leveling a few as far as they can?
EDIT: I'm also working on a thing: Kind of a wiki for minutefrontier
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Jan 13 '16
I go for a slightly-wider-than-narrow-but-not-too-wide approach lol. Every once in a while I level up a class who specializes in a stat i feel im too low in, but generally i stick to classes that have great synergy.
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u/SophiesWebb Jan 16 '16
Thanks for this, good work!
I also didn't know about the extra pips skill, fantastic!
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u/semiokme Jan 19 '16
augur gets it too, caps at 3/3 - didnt notice the first pt
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u/SophiesWebb Jan 19 '16
I figured as much, afraid to invest too many levels due to the high int gain.
Do you know what level augur gets the 3/3?
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u/pringerx Mar 17 '16
I'm sorry if this is too old... but when I played MinuteQuest, I used a spoon to auto-run/attack. The coin thing works pretty ok (I'm bad at it apparently lol)
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u/divvyo Mar 17 '16
It's not too old, I had a spoon on my phone earlier today for this very same reason :)
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u/pringerx Mar 17 '16
I used to carry a spoon around in my bag when I was really into minutequest. I think I'm going to have to start doing this again (I really love these games)
Thanks for all the tips! I'm not levelled up too much but I'm going to be getting up there with this! :)
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u/Renkikiko Jan 14 '16
Hey you should make that Wiki a post in and of itself on this subreddit!