Disgaea Trainer
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SaintsRenamon
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no money option?
lolibutts
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Infinite HL. HL is the currency in this game.
SaintsRenamon
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Oh my bad, thanks a million mranti :3
Phrozenwun
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no quick lvl up or max exp? thats really all i need
lolibutts
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Episode 5, Stage 3
This is the First Great Levelling Map in the game. I personally recommend
avoiding serious levelling (beyond what's necessary to get you through the
plot alive) before reaching this point, because the rate at which you
gain levels will make any power levelling before this point feel like a
waste of time.
Once you reach this stage, it's difficult to miss its potential for
experience-filled goodness assuming you make two observations:
(1) Everything except for a character or enemy located in one specific panel
is invincible.
(2) Throwing one enemy into another produces a new enemy whose level is the
sum of the previous two enemies.
The method for power levelling here should be immediately obvious. Throw
enemies together until you've obtained one of the desired level, then throw
this enemy into the one non-invincible panel. Smash it. Repeat as desired.
The only thing to watch out for is that an enemy may become impossible for
your characters to damage if made too powerful--if this happens, you get to
reset/give up. Also, if you get to the point where combining all the enemies
produces something too weak for your needs, you can remedy the situation by
raising enemy levels through the Congress.
An additional tip here--there tends to be a single enemy on this stage which
has particularly low defense compared to the others. Using this one as the
high-level target will make it easier to damage and thus speed up the
process.
If you have any trouble progressing through the plot before Episode 10, this
is the map to fall back to and build yourself up.
Mix that with unlimited movement/action and you've got levels 4 daiz.
This is the First Great Levelling Map in the game. I personally recommend
avoiding serious levelling (beyond what's necessary to get you through the
plot alive) before reaching this point, because the rate at which you
gain levels will make any power levelling before this point feel like a
waste of time.
Once you reach this stage, it's difficult to miss its potential for
experience-filled goodness assuming you make two observations:
(1) Everything except for a character or enemy located in one specific panel
is invincible.
(2) Throwing one enemy into another produces a new enemy whose level is the
sum of the previous two enemies.
The method for power levelling here should be immediately obvious. Throw
enemies together until you've obtained one of the desired level, then throw
this enemy into the one non-invincible panel. Smash it. Repeat as desired.
The only thing to watch out for is that an enemy may become impossible for
your characters to damage if made too powerful--if this happens, you get to
reset/give up. Also, if you get to the point where combining all the enemies
produces something too weak for your needs, you can remedy the situation by
raising enemy levels through the Congress.
An additional tip here--there tends to be a single enemy on this stage which
has particularly low defense compared to the others. Using this one as the
high-level target will make it easier to damage and thus speed up the
process.
If you have any trouble progressing through the plot before Episode 10, this
is the map to fall back to and build yourself up.
Mix that with unlimited movement/action and you've got levels 4 daiz.
thatguygreg87
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Is there some secret to this trainer? I did something while it was activated on the 3rd cave of ordeals level to grind up some and Laharl along with all the pupils I had jumped to level 9999 and i'm trying to figure out how I did that so I can do that with Etna and a few more. Is there a key you press or was it just a glitch I got lucky on? Thanks
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Trainer works fine, thank you for this. Can I request an Unlimited Mana Option? The game encourages reincarnation, and the creation of new characters with mana - a resource you gain from killing other monsters. The price of reincarnation and new pupils becomes very high late game, so a tools to speed the process along would be appreciated