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So keep trying! I’m not going to note all the rules for every NPC, but I will provide the order in which I remember beating the NPCs, which is roughly based on me building a stronger deck.Īlso, this is still pretty early in discovering who drops what card. This can make certain NPCs more difficult on various days. These change at random, every day at 7am PST. Keep in mind that regional rules may be in effect for certain NPCs. Currently, I have 22 cards, including my first 3* card, Thancred! As I build my deck, I’m finding it’s getting a bit easier to make wins, just as I hoped. I wanted to make a list of NPCs I was able to overcome with a little effort and successfully earn cards from. Also, which NPCs I had a chance to beat given my particular skill level and deck composition. I found a few forum resources that helped me out with learning what NPCs provided which cards. I know the temptation is there to challenge the Gold Saucer NPCs over and over again, but once you earn the cards from the opponents you can beat, it’s time to expand your collection by challenging NPCs outside of the Saucer. Building a Deck for Dummies Like Meįirst tip: Leave the Gold Saucer to gather cards. I did attempt a couple purchases, but I regret those now, because I could have easily won what I purchased (even the one Silver card) from NPCs, if I’d known how.īesides, I’d rather earn my cards through playing the game than buy them! However, in my case, I’ve earned well over 500 MGP from chocobo racing, and I don’t really want to blow any more of it on buying cards (chocobo breeding, new hair style, and Setzer jacket are all a goal for me). But this does allow you to pick up cards from the bronze packs (costs 520 MGP each). You can only purchase up to 500 MGP, and once you’re over that, can’t purchase again until you fall below 500 MGP. Some folks say to just keep buying that initial 500 MGP over and over again using 5,000 Gil. While you can buy some cards for MGP at the Saucer, and I actually did, I don’t really suggest it. As you could guess, that will significantly increase the power of your deck… and I think that’s the progression that SE had in mind when they designed this game.
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When you do this, your deck earns an upgrade that allows you to place an unlimited number of 2* cards in your hand. My first goal is to collect my first 30 cards. I quickly came to grips with the idea that I’m going to need to build a solid deck of cards from the ground up, but I wasn’t sure how. Try as you might, the “easy” NPCs in the Gold Saucer mostly trounce you when you try to challenge them. This is an article for people who find themselves in the same boat as me. But that doesn’t mean that I’m not going to give it my best shot to collect cards and have fun. I’m perfectly fine with this, as I believe everyone has their own thing (Chocobo Racing is mine). Despite knowing the rules, the bottom line is, my mind doesn’t think in a way with the tactics and foresight needed to be an excellent TT player. While some people were out there beating King Elmer III with a starter deck for fun, I was slamming my head up against the brick wall of frustration known as Guhtwint of the Three Diamonds.
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I am not looking for pointers on how to play the game, because I understand the rules, and have all the resources I need.
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I can get the idea of “this number is higher than that number, therefore, you flip the card next to you.” But once you start changing rules, especially the Plus ruleset, which requires basic math, that’s a recipe for frustration. You toss numbers at me, and it becomes a jumbled mess that confuses. The major reason I’m not very good at this game is that my mind just doesn’t work well with numbers. Note: I was far better at FFIX’s Tetra Master for some odd reason, and played that hours on end. However, that hasn’t stopped me from playing the game, practicing, and trying to collect cards.
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Now, 16 years later, when Triple Triad was released as part of the Gold Saucer update in FFXIV, I discover I still suck at Triple Triad. I will replace these with daytime pictures once I have a chance.Back in 1999, when FFVIII released, I discovered I really sucked at the card game Triple Triad.
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There are 12 types of enemy to take down.Īnd lastly, before we crack on with the rank 3 enemies, I’m aware some of these screenshots were taken during in-game night time. You will need to defeat 3 or 4 of each type (most are 4) to tick them off the list. So to unlock Gladiator Hunting Log Rank 3, you’ll also need to be at least Level 20. It is totally possible to clear a difficulty rank of the Hunting Log while under the minimum level of the next rank. You won’t be able to start Rank 3 until that is cleared. If you have not cleared Gladiator Rank 2, please go ahead and do that now. Gladiator Hunting Log Rank 3 takes you over the halfway mark in clearing the entire Hunting log for Gladiator and Paladin.
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