Tips & Tricks

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

evilocity — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:44:11 GMT

only Elesis and Ronan can move through the map with lightning fast speed.

YOU LIAR!

Lass as 2nd and 3rd job can move fast as well. Also, you gotta remember that spearman can't air dash. These are useful motion skills >_> right...?

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Elesis - 37

Lire - 22

Arme - 12...lol

Ronan - 36

Lass - 32

Ryan - 29

Amy - 18

FEAR MY MIDDLENESS

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

HiddinVirus — Sat, 03 May 2008 17:45:04 GMT

Paradom - You already saw crates like this thing before getting here. Now this is a HUGE one!

Mega Optic Blast! - Fires a huge laser blast onto you. It's randomized whether is above or below so better watch out.

Actually its not random.

Whichever character he is currently targetted to, (yes, bosses will chase after a certain character. why it alwasy seems to be me i have no clue) he will fire at. If up on the highest ledge, it will be a high beam, if the middle or low ledge it will be a low shot. If high shot, just drop down, if a low shot, either get behind him or quickly jump up to the high ledge. Sometimes with elesis you can run against him so the beam actually doesn't touch you. Very risky though.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

CrossfireX — Sat, 03 May 2008 00:05:42 GMT

Didn't see this before but it's bada** good XD

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

leonid1995 — Fri, 02 May 2008 11:28:57 GMT

You still there?

You need to update more

you need to add the gaikoz addition that someone here posted and add the guides to bosses in other continents as new dungeons appear

the spelling and grammar in addition to pvp tips and strategies needs to be added too.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

LCrook — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 05:38:41 GMT

Added:

Troll

Leveling has been hard.....My Ronan still haven't got a Cash weapon but I'm getting into it.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

LCrook — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:21:54 GMT

Oh well! I'll just revise it then

@everyone else

Sorry for not updating...I was doing research on how people from PH (my country) can access cash points and turns out we do have a way. I'll revise everything and add some new boss sections as well.

I'll also put in my character assessments as well.

See ya'll!

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

cloven — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:44:25 GMT

you switched wendy and treant, treant first, wendy second...

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

Imban — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 10:25:22 GMT

Er, the quest "A Journey Begins with the First Step" that you get at level 0 sends you to Trial Forest to get one Slime's Tears, one Raccoon's Tail, and one Mushmon's Mushroom Cap.

Trial Tower's quests are like, 2 levels after that.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

LCrook — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 04:46:51 GMT

Actually not, based on the chronic order of quests in GC. Actually yes, if you skip Wnedy at first.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

Imban — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:29:32 GMT

LCrook:
Wendy - The first boss you'll encounter in GC and the first that gets it's ass whooped.
Treant - Oh hell?! Rooftrelen?! I think not. This mutated freak of nature is the second boss you'll fight in the game.

Er... wat? Treant is the boss of the first area, Trial Forest, while Wendy is the boss of the second, Trial Tower. ^^;

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

Imban — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:27:19 GMT

zero721ms:
2.) Hide in the right corner. From what I have noticed, if you go to the right corner, as far right as you can go, and have Gaikoz directly to the left of you, in attack range, you can attack, then he will vanish, and attempt an attack, in the exact spot he was at before. Simply jump over him back into the corner, and attack again, continuing the process.

I've always had more luck as Elesis fighting him in the lower left corner - he'll do the same thing, but if you aren't fighting him in the exact corner, there's a platform right above that you can use to dash over his attacks with more certainty. I almost never take hits at all when fighting him in the lower left, while I occasionally still botch a jump and land in front of him if I go after him on the right side or in the center of the map.

Of course, fighting in the center of the map also makes it a bit easier to avoid Vanish -> Stone Edge, in my experience, since he can't corner you.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

zero721ms — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 08:18:05 GMT

Gaikoz - Annoyingly fast, vanishes often, and often links his skills into combos. Lethal for under-equipped people, a cake-walk once you know how to fight.

Gaikoz's Skills

Vanish - Not truly a skill, but Gaikoz vanishes and reappears next to either you, or a teammate. Upon reappearing, he will link with one of the next two skills.

Stone Edge - Gaikoz will strike his sword into the ground, and send three rocks hurtling in different directions, but forward (from Gaikoz's point of view). The rocks travel far, hit for a decent amount of damage, and are somewhat hard to avoid.

Dual Blade Beam - Gaikoz swings his sword twice, each swing emitting a crescent of light. These beams travel through players, so a teammate behind a person still isn't safe. This move can be comboed after a Stone Edge, for a good amount of damage. However, stand-alone, this move isn't that strong.

Blade Rush - Gaikoz briefly turns red, then dashes forward, for a quick hitting, moderately damaging attack. This one usually has little warning, but can be easy to predict after many hours of dungeon rushing for eagle equip.

Death Ring - Gaikoz flashes before doing this move, and adopts a 'ready-to-thrust' stance before doing this attack. Anyone directly in front of him should move away quickly. Gaikoz will then thrust forward, and slice around an area many times larger than yourself. A red aura will emanate from the area, and anything within it will take a lot of damaging hits. His end is not that dramatic; he just steps out, and swings his sword downward, for generally low damage.

Tips for beating:

1.) Avoid his attacks. Should go without saying, but if you are outranked, and know it, its worth the extra time to jump up platforms if you don't want to get hit by a Dual Blade Beam. He can also be jumped over, which helps for setting up back attacks.

2.) Hide in the right corner. From what I have noticed, if you go to the right corner, as far right as you can go, and have Gaikoz directly to the left of you, in attack range, you can attack, then he will vanish, and attempt an attack, in the exact spot he was at before. Simply jump over him back into the corner, and attack again, continuing the process.

3.) Juggle him. Works well with Arme and Lire. Just hit him with arrows, Arme's jump attack, and her normal ZZZZZ magic ball attack. Keeping him airborne takes a lot of coordination.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

kenster — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 01:51:41 GMT

Nice Guide XD

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

aquadraco — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:05:49 GMT

wow thanks for this guide since i just started....and again...thanks for the help.

Re: LCrook's Guide to Grand Chase!

Dalchie — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 20:36:30 GMT

Oh yeah...!!

Orc Warrior Also has a Goldberd-Ish attack too...

Seems that Goblins and Gorgos see the Wrestling Together...