Tips for Equipping Units Properly. New Player Guide! | [FFBE] Final Fantasy Brave Exvius 

This is amazing. Super embarrassing moment for me, I didn't know you could set the in game quick builder for specific gear only... Thanks for the tip!

@@mysidia Its no where as good as the ffbequip site, but if you figure out its quirks, its useful for a couple little short cuts when suitting out your units.

I'm so glad to hear it was useful, thanks for comment and good luck in FFBE!

No problem 👍Thanks for watching :D

So glad to hear it!

Glad you like them!

This is such important advice. Also the daily help thread on reddit is your best friend!

This comment makes me so happy to read :D I'm stoked this video was useful for you, thanks for taking the time to comment.

@@mysidia not as easy these days as just chaining and having a high attack unit with the focus on killers summon cards and NV game has changed alot.

@@smgofdvld It really has. I'll be making some more videos soon on unit roles and how to put together teams. Scripts are almost done, and then it's time to film/edit :)

Hey that's fair, it's a LOT of info. Tbh to truly understand killers and variance you need to understand the math of the damage equation that I show at the beginning. However, if I can simplify it this might help: Killers: Help you do more damage against bosses of certain races. Stack them up to 300% to do more damage. They are very important in terms of priority of building them on a unit. Variance: Weapons don't do the same damage every time you use an attack. Sometimes they do more, sometimes they do less. Two handed weapons have a bigger variance than one-handed. Meaning that sometimes 2-H weapons will do a LOT more damage and sometimes they won't. 1-H weapons don't have that random high potential so people don't use them as much. TDH: True Double Hand. It's a fancy way of saying use two-handed weapons and get bonuses. TDW: True Dual Wield. Fancy way of saying use two one-handed weapons to get bonuses. Right now the bonuses of TDH outweigh TDW, so people use all two-handed weapons and no dual wielding. However, that will change a bit with the patch this week. I wouldn't worry about it too much though. Most important thing is to just ease back into the game and learn things slowly!

Hah maybe that's why I enjoy it so much, I am a teacher after all ;)

@@mysidia touche

Unfortunately not, but the rule of thumb is that dual wielding units already have the 6x cap and doublehanded users have a 5x cap and need a boost from equipment/materia. You can confirm in a units passive skills which chain cap boost they have

Most of my guides should be relevant still :) you can also hop on the discord and we have a FFBE Help channel

Unfortunately no. This guide is relevant to the Neo Vision meta 🙁 Cloud is an older unit and he doesn't have chain boosts, so he'll need help from the STMR or another source.

@@mysidiaohhh? Why’s that; are the older characters like the iphone6 where it discontinues updates on them? I prefer using the older characters as I’m a nostalgia type of guy (Day 1 FFBE player coming back)

@@amanikatanta6276 Yeah it's like that. Older units are just a full power level or more below the current NV units. You can use them for some content but other content will be too difficult.

Sometimes there's one thing you're missing and as soon as it clicks it all works, I used to have the same problem as you. We can go step by step and diagnose it on the discord if you'd like