Other wrinkles of battling include buff/debuff item crafting (cooking and trickballs, respectively), and “campfire partying” to earn a 10-turn XP boost. A smart player will (very easily) ambush the trash minions stupidly patrolling a boss room threshold, shred them for TP, and then cop a free heal at a save point. Hitting enemies with your basic attack will recoup the TP needed to fuel your array of outlandishly animated, Skill moves. Honestly, the only hint of grind exists in the need to replenish your Tension Points (read: Magic) before an obviously telegraphed boss encounter. Intimately learning your crew’s abilities for edge-of-your-seat encounters is more intoxicating than grog. Greed is what makes Odyssey good, though.
A fair amount of players may ruin otherwise certain wins by going out on a limb. However, a ton of them were ‘by a bee’s dick’ victories. “Kill in 2 turns with ” is a common one, but the requirements for these XP showers increase in complexity as the game goes on.Īs I said earlier, I found a way to nail maybe 90% of these and it kept me adequately stocked for level gains. All of a sudden, you’ll be tempted to switch up your perfectly arrayed forces to get that sweet, sweet XP bag. Mind you, you can freely mix ‘n’ match party members in/out without incurring any turn penalty.Įxpect by-the-numbers biffing until One Piece Odyssey decides to dangle in some risk/reward carrots. Your average brouhaha has several “cluster spots” of targets that require spatial awareness with your ‘close’ or ‘long’ attacks.
Every foe and ally in One Piece Odyssey adheres to a simple rock, paper, scissors (read: power, technique, speed) system, and to a lesser extent an elemental-type layer. Obviously, you need to be shrewd in how you array your Straw Hats on the battlefield.
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