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New Builds for the Redesigned Osamodas
By Fuga#7643 October 04, 2019, 19:15:35As the title suggest I was wondering if any is willing to share their build and experience with the new osa skill set.
I've been going with a pure cha build so far but i'm wondering if this is really the way to go.
Characteristics:
First hit 200 chance and now going with 1 point in chance and 2 points in vit every lvl.
Spells:
Lashing 5
Feline Movement 5
Summoning of Goball 5
Bestial heal 5
Tumult 5
Martyr 5
Determination 5
Symbiosa 5
with 20 spells points remaining at lvl 101
Right now the core strategy is to summon as many gobballs asap, let them block mobs while I hit them with 2x Tumult. I use the other summons in combination with Bestial Heal to keep myself and the Gobballs healthy. Lashing claw can be interesting once I got more than 1 Gobball out. Martyr can combo with Whip/ Bestial Heal but it's a bit situational. As for Feline Movement, I use to get my gobball to block faster or to get my teammates to move more.
Anyhow this setup works but with so many Spell points remaining I do wonder if I should go Hybrid.
I'm curious how you guys currently run your osa.
Int/Cha- I can somewhat imagine that int/cha is viable so you no longer have to sacrifice summons to heal gobballs since you got koalaks healing them. Also what ratio should you build your charateristics though?
Pure Int- seems interesting but I wonder how the dps is. I'd guess it leans heavily on crackler punch and ghostly claw and probably means the osa himself tanks the mobs partially while being healed by the koalaks. Also do the Koalaks keep close enough or do they just waste summon slots if they really can't get to anyone anymore.
Pure Agi- Hardest one for me to imagine, I got no clue how good/strong they are.
If anyone wants to share their insights and experience that would be greatly appreciated!
I've been going with a pure cha build so far but i'm wondering if this is really the way to go.
Characteristics:
First hit 200 chance and now going with 1 point in chance and 2 points in vit every lvl.
Spells:
Lashing 5
Feline Movement 5
Summoning of Goball 5
Bestial heal 5
Tumult 5
Martyr 5
Determination 5
Symbiosa 5
with 20 spells points remaining at lvl 101
Right now the core strategy is to summon as many gobballs asap, let them block mobs while I hit them with 2x Tumult. I use the other summons in combination with Bestial Heal to keep myself and the Gobballs healthy. Lashing claw can be interesting once I got more than 1 Gobball out. Martyr can combo with Whip/ Bestial Heal but it's a bit situational. As for Feline Movement, I use to get my gobball to block faster or to get my teammates to move more.
Anyhow this setup works but with so many Spell points remaining I do wonder if I should go Hybrid.
I'm curious how you guys currently run your osa.
Int/Cha- I can somewhat imagine that int/cha is viable so you no longer have to sacrifice summons to heal gobballs since you got koalaks healing them. Also what ratio should you build your charateristics though?
Pure Int- seems interesting but I wonder how the dps is. I'd guess it leans heavily on crackler punch and ghostly claw and probably means the osa himself tanks the mobs partially while being healed by the koalaks. Also do the Koalaks keep close enough or do they just waste summon slots if they really can't get to anyone anymore.
Pure Agi- Hardest one for me to imagine, I got no clue how good/strong they are.
If anyone wants to share their insights and experience that would be greatly appreciated!
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In terms of pure damage chance osa is the strongest because of their gobball.
Intel hybrid offers low damage on ghostly claw because of the low base damage; flat damage works better in this scenario. In the scenarios; summoning a koalak, dragon, and/or punch of the crackler power is more effective.
Agility hybrid offers lock and dodge and a tofu every turn. I haven't seen this as an effective strategy.
Good Luck,
Onefifty
Thanks for the information. So if I understood you correctly a pure int is weaker than a pure cha due to the lower base dmg of ghostly claw and perhaps not worth using at all.
Punch of the Crackler would be the main damage dealing int spell but you can only cast it once per turn until you hit lvl 148.
Do you perhaps have any insight on a chance/int hybrid then? In terms of characteristics and spells?
It’s best to see what your server has for sale that you can afford because of your current level.
As such, there is less emphasis on direct damage spells, and more on getting as many pets out before Favoring the main DD pet and letting em melt mobs down. Also, more solo PVM oriented, and is doing well on Otomai Island (4-6 mobs) and Wabbit Castle so far.
Most of the AP/MP gear I obtained had Chance on it, so I'm concentrating more points there, at least to 200 + scrolled.
Spell Points:
Must max- Tofu, Gobball, Favouritism
Nice to Have maxed- Boar, Dragon, Bestial Heal, Feline, Tumult
Optional-
Lashing Claw 2+, Whip 3 (1 range), Substitution 2+ (max if you're partying or having issues with movement), Koalak 2+ (1 smn range), Martyr 3+ (for parties), Communion 2
For the future-
Determination 3+
Symbiosa 5
Dopple 5
Strategy : Drop (max-1) summons, whichever are off CD (Tofu every turn), then summon and Favor the Gobball/Boar/Dragon (highest stat pet), rinse and repeat. Around 8-10 AP, should be ready to Favor within 3 turns and every time it comes off CD. Lashing and Determination don't really need points and are just there to help for targeting issues/challenges. Feline the Koalak and (non-Favored) Dragon to help them not retreat as often.
Progression (rough draft) : Tofu or either claw to lv 10 -> respec to Gobball 5 -> Tofu 5 -> Sub 2 -> Tumult 5 -> Favor 5 -> Boar 5 -> Feline 5 -> Bestial 5 -> Martyr 3-5 -> optional stuff -> Communion 2 -> save for Dragon, Determination, and Symbiosa -> lv 6 everything already at 5 -> Dopple
As far as partying goes, I would def recommend shifting points out of either the optional spells, Boar, or Dragon and focus on maxing Martyr first, and just sacrificing pets to heal (Bestial, Sub) and buff PT members (Martyr, Favor, Feline), while shifting DD focus into using Tumult. DDing with pets may not be welcome in normal setups, so check with the PT first.