With Therion the job I chose highly depends where I fight. I usually like to equip the Thief job on Cyrus just for the utility of stealing mana. The scholar job alone is just very good with the right equipment.
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Tressa/Scholar in my opinion is probably the very best combination early on I would say If you know how to find the Rune Glaive spear and other good elemental gear.Ĭyrus without any job is almost as good as Tressa. Also I like a lot having Cyrus talent to reveil weaknesses so that's another character I like a lot to start with. For all those reasons I like a lot having Tressa and Therion in my main party. The ability to find money with Tressa just by walking around is a pretty nice perk as well. Some purple locked chest also have extremely good stuff in some of them. What you can get with Purchase/Steal can be insanely good if you know where and how to get some of the stuff. I would say in Octopath, some Path Actions and Talent are very strong. Keep in mind that breaking enemies is what you want to do most of the time. My first playthough I did, I tried to balance my team so I could deal all type of damage so I could break any monsters and it went well. The setup you want to use highly depends on which character you use in your party, what gear you have available, where you are fighting, and what is your playstyle. but otherwise, it's more a matter of bringing the right tools for the job than finding the 'correct' pairs for all content. Honestly, there's only one specific late-game job pairing with Tressa that I'd say is hard to ignore because of a uniquely overpowered interaction with the abilities in those two classes.
Basically, whatever keeps the shield-breaking/damage machine rolling without your damage-dealer(s) having to waste their own turns healing/buffing/debuffing instead of attacking.Īnd as a side-note, exploring and finding the best equipment available (many of the best/second-best pieces of gear in the game are surprisingly easy to get a hold of shortly after starting the game) will make a far bigger difference in your overall power than your job-selections or subjob-stats in most of the early/mid-game content.
The first question is a little more broad and I'm not going to go into detail on specific combos but I will say that in my view, having the right abilities available for the content you're trying to clear is generally more important than pairing specific jobs.įor example, if you're trying to clear a particularly difficult boss fight, you might want one character as a primary breaker/damage-dealer (most likely a Scholar for a good chunk of the game), someone with the Leghold Trap ability from the Hunter job (and break potential if there's a bow weakness), a Cleric with their divine ability to boost your damage-dealer (if possible) and heal as needed, and whatever else makes sense for the fight in question and the weaknesses involved. Setting Therion as an Apothecary, for example, will always give you a flat 20% boost to whatever Therion's base HP would normally be at any given level. Each subjob provides a set percentage bonus to certain stats as soon as you 'equip' it and you lose that same percentage bonus when you unequip so there's no long-term stat benefit for sticking with a subjob. For the second question, the stat increases that you receive at level-up depend on your character/their main job and not your subjob.
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