Just a note, I'm not carrying people who ask in the comments, if I went out my way to carry everyone who asks I would have no life and I don't play dungeon quest a lot of the time, like I'm not a no-life. So if you tell gonna ask for a carry in a comment section where it's already hard to communicate then I wouldn't bother, if I find you ingame I'll carry you, or even on a carry quest stream whenever I may or may not do it, but not in a yt comment section 💯
Do you have any warrior armor for steampunk sewers because I can’t even kill the first set of monsters even tho I have the Kraken Slayer pretty good spells and decent armor and asking for a carry is getting harder and harder every day
Thank you for the amazing tips in the video ,since I started 2 days ago I’ve been struggling to figure out how not to waste my gold on upgrading without knowing the outcome of it
in my Solo them all video I realized that the difficulty increased dramatically after canals to solo things, I went from soloing canals and all before it fine with their sets, but ghastly and steampunk I got destroyed and orbital I had alien mage and the legendary and was still feeling like I could barely solo the dungeon. It was an interesting experiment for sure.
Thank you so much for the guide, it was extremely useful for me and I've learned a lot from it! But still, one thing is questioning. Should I upgrade my armor and helmet into a spell damage (I'm a mage), or health? I've gotten some major lacks of hp and I'm dying to the npcs and bosses real quick. 😅
Always damage, only upgrade health for guardian armor. You probably need more Stat points in stamina. Generally in your dungeon you'll want to take 1 hit before dying for soloing, but that's mainly for good dodgers at nhc
Heyo, I really like the video. I was wondering what keeps you playing dungeon quest, do you ever get bored and what do you do when that happens? I see you are a very high level
I really only play/grind the game for a week at a time every once in a while before getting burned out, currently I really only get on just to record when I had an idea, but if you want to play long term just force yourself to be paced and don't play through the nights and days.
Smartest thing you can do is keep most of the items from each dungeons incase they get permanently deleted and unobtainable so you can het big Ws when that happens
You can use alts too to get more gold, but it takes time to level them up as near to your level to the stable dungeon that you can beat to get more items and trade your alts to give them to your main!
as a level 234 and a used to be lb player this is good at explaining. i would include the ideal ways to beat the maps in it and the meta for that specific map. (How ef is war meta and stuff) but all and all a good video
funny enough i meet bunch of people who upgrading guardian armour into war/mage Tips for me if you solo player: If you feel difficult for a new dungeon or harder difficulty for your level, go grind exp in the dungeon/difficult from the dungeons you've been through before while taking loot from the loot dialy, don't often ask for a carry from high level players because that's just a waste of time, just try solo it, it doesn't matter if you lose in a dungeon. The important thing is that you have adapted to the attack patterns of the enemy or boss, then you will get used to the dungeon. If you ask for a carry too many times, then if you join someone's raid party, you will be struggle for finding healer slot because all you can do is healing that side effect for begging carry to many times
@@YanLuvz yeah man it was great back then but now everythings just kinda got boring tbh i used too be able too run dungeons all day and never get bored now i run like 4-5 and i start getting bored
How much stamina should I be using if I’m not tanking or vice versa: how much of physical/spell points should I use if I’m tanking. Basically stat distribution. I’m level 124 rn and currently a mage with 25 in stamina and everything else in magic
So in my experience I'll run you through it real quick, generally I'll be talking about nhc as hardcore runs aren't practical solo for grinding. You pretty much want enough health to survive a single hit from most attacks in a dungeon. So if an average attack in your dungeon is like 500million damage, then you'd want your health to be right above 500 million so you can atleast tank a single hit before dying. Dying isn't a problem in nhc as you can just respawn so you don't want too much health. For example in Gilded Skies, the average health requirement for nhc is 900 million, as you survive a single hit from most attacks, this is around 10 stat points in stamina for me I think. For hardcore, you'd definitely want to bulk up a bit more to survive a few hits, in Gilded Skies the average is 1.5 or 1.2 billion I believe.
What about if u want to do damage and take a couple hits?!? Is that okay?!? For example rn I’m a mix of both I have like 30 psy and 30 on stamina and I upgrade my weapon for damage and my armor for health is this okay?!?
Never upgrade your armor for health unless its guardian armor, and you only want half and half stats if you're like a hybrid healer, should always have more than half focused on damage
I started as a mage and then resetted my points to physical dmg and became a worior, does that effect the gameplay bc the game is repeatedly giving me items and spells only for mages
When do you know to upgrade a armor or not? Cuz I’m wasting money upgrading every good armor that is better than the one I currently have and it would always be worse than the one I currently have cuz I won’t have enough money to max it out
The only reason you'd upgrade health for armor is if it was guardian armor, in all other cases you upgrade spell and physical power for warrior or mage armor respectively.
You just equip the items you would like. For example if you want to be mage, then use a mage spell like fireball, mage armor, mage weapons, and use spell power for your level up points. And for warrior respectively.
Dont worry, vcaffy handed over DQ to Voldex a Roblox Dev TEAM to start dishing out updates. With the next update expected sometime between either next week or a month, the future is looking bright. And the problem with a 2nd dungeon quest , would be a severe lack of players switching over due to ties to the first one such as robux put in, high levels which takes years, and collector inventories.
