Teras Kasi Archive
Thread: How can I get to TKM
Do what any serious Teras Kasi Master did.
1) Log into the game.
2) Explore different planets, try out groups and solo play.
3) Find your own path and actually learn how to play your class on the way.
HAHAHAHAHAH 1 billion nuna HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA sweet.
first off, you should buff. why wouldn't you? +1500-2000 or more on every health/action stat
second, get a better pet. move up CH. once you move up CH you can grind unarmed xp very fast. my graul mauler helped me moved up meditation 0-4 in two days.
I recommend not using a pet (I know this has been discussed many times) for the following reason: Notusing a pet will make you better. IMO atleast. It's not hard to sit behind apet, not take any hits and just wait forstuff to die. It's when you learn to manage HAM costs while also takingdamage that'll make yougreat.
I agree with you about armor,I hate it.I don't know why,I just do.However, I willsuitupfor particularly hairybattles but only with spiceorfood.I don't see whyyou shouldn't buff, especially while leveling.It will let you take on bigger prey and do it faster. Definitely consider it.
I wouldn't say you need to change anything in particular you just need to figure out how to play the profession. I knowI'm still learning. I'm only a novice and whenIstarted outit was tough to get the hang of themoves and their costwhile mitigating thedamage you're recieving.
As for leveling, go with Balance I and then the Powerline,precision will come along. Some will tell you to go Powerfirst but I think KD is a formidable weapon and believe it or not 175K xp isn'tthat hard to come by so you can pickPower I up very quickly andPower II just as easy and so on.
Lastly, listen to what thepeople on this board say, it's all true. Use your debuffs religiously. Learn them, love them. They willbethe answer to many enemies. Intimidate, stun, blind.
Leop.
Make freinds with an novice Combat Medic and head to Dantooine .
Athib
TKM Radiant
amen.
it's always better to have someone else healing you than to try healing yourself in a big fight. creatures have a taste for brains (at least my brains) and we'll be in the middle of a fight and bam!4 head hits in a row or something obscene like that. that being the case,you aren't going to want to spend that last bit ofmind on medicine, ya know?
regarding debuffs, i was under the impression that stun and blind were 'not working as intended'. i know when i use my stun and blind traps, they don't do anything (they ahve the debuff but suffer no performance loss). i know intim works, it's the only reason i die 50% of the time and not 100% of the time hehe