That human hero guy can throw 6 spaces (he is so annoying I forgot his name) and also any of your thief classes. (or was it the gunners? one of those two atleast) You have to do it twice there to get to the last boss so don't forget to stack them beforehand.




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Thanks.

Yeah, the forum doesn't get much attention. Only the newbies would find this guide useful IMO, and we don't get too many newbies anymore, since the PSP and DS versions are both available, and they have more content.
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^Why not eh?

If you have time, any other thread you think is worth indexing.

Thanks
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Lol, actually this was a copy-paste. I didn't remember the PS2 version had it (The PSP version doesn't, and at the time, the DS version didn't either, it does now though).

Well, how often is the index updated eh?
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I actually wrote this some time ago, I do believe I posted it in a thread in one of Disgaea 1 boards, but I can't find it...

Someone (Element) wanted some Post-Game help, and I brought this in as an assist.

So I'm putting it back up, though since I lost the original text, it is probably not as well written as I'd like:



Disgaea - Cave of Ordeals 3 Strategy Image Guide

This is the second writing, couldn't find the first *sighs* So it is a bit rough.

Black = Enemies.
Cyan = Geopanel
Purple = weakest spot for a 3x3 attack via Winged Slayer or Big Bang
Yellow (no dots) = Weakest 1x3 attack (or single panel attacks forward)
Yellow (red dots) = single panel or cross/X shape attackers (such as gunners)
Yellow (Blue dots) = for magic attacks (assuming character has the range to hit enemies). Ideal because enemies don't often bother with characters that far away (Mages are weak, defensively, usually)
Yellow (cyan dot) = Good 1x3 attacks (or single panel to the side)
Yellow (green dot) = Best 1x3 (or single panel) attack points.
Orange = Third best attack point (lower ground than red)
Red = second best finishing spot (ideal because it is in range of the geopanel for many characters)
Green panel is the best for a 3x3 attack aimed at the enemies, but most characters can't walk far enough and need to be thrown
*Suggest you only use green if you have several spare characters, or are confident you can kill all enemies with several powerful blows.

Attack (weakest to strongest characters) in that above order, cutting out the weaker attack points whenever possible.

Modify the directions as you find what works for you, based on your current party....



BTW: Too bad we don't have topics listing....This'll probably be buried *sighs*
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