In today’s video, we’ll cover two key topics to boost your gameplay in Solo Leveling: Arise. First up, we have the Water Team Build for taking on the Dragon Boss, including all the details you need on the optimal build, stats, and more. Then, we’ll dive into a fascinating damage glitch for Shua that can significantly increase your output. This glitch is easy to perform and can really take your damage numbers to the next level. Let me show you how much of an impact this glitch can have.
Shua's Damage Glitch: A Major Boost
I’m going to walk you through an example of the damage glitch we’re talking about. Check out these runs from our Zapphire Skip members, including me and Jimmy. In the first run, without the glitch, Shua dealt 7.21 billion damage. But when we activated the glitch, that number jumped to 9.4 billion! A massive increase in damage output. Let’s look at another example: Without the glitch, Shua did 8.1 billion damage, but once the glitch was in effect, the damage soared to 9.2 billion. That’s a huge improvement.
Now, it’s important to note that the damage of other team members, like Wetron Saurin, didn’t drop during these runs. Their damage output remained consistent, even with fluctuations, staying around 3 billion and 14.2 billion, and 2.9 billion and 14.4 billion in different runs. This means that while Shua's damage skyrockets, the other members’ performance remains unaffected.
Before we go further, if you’re looking for the Light Team Build, it’s linked below. Be sure to check that out as well, because both Light and Water builds are essential for taking down this week’s dragon boss.
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Team A Build for Maximum Damage
Now, let’s get into the build itself.
For Team A, one of the most important factors is the placement of Isa in the second slot. This is critical for maximizing damage output. Isa’s A1 advancement passive allows her to charge the power gauge of the second character on the team by 60%, while also reducing their ultimate skill cooldown by 20 seconds. This makes sure that her ultimate skill is used constantly, providing regular buffs to the entire team.
Team B Setup and Important Gear Choices
Moving on to Team B, one of the key points to remember is that Libbora needs to have the Angel in White set. This set increases the damage of the team member with the highest power by 8%. It’s essential to make sure that Wet Chomp has the most power on the team, as this will trigger the 8% damage boost for your team.
As for Jinu, since he’s mainly a support unit, you’ll want to equip him with the Max Intelligence set. The focus here is on reducing cooldowns, which is crucial for spamming his support skills. The Grimar Moon Shadow set will help increase your damage against the target, while the Vex Greed set is perfect for a support loadout, enabling a more consistent application of buffs and debuffs.
Core Gear and Stats: What You Need to Know
For Jinu, the most important stats are intelligence to reduce cooldowns and maximize his support capabilities. When you’re equipping your cores, focus on mana consumption reduction to ensure that you can spam his skills without running into mana issues.
For Wet Chomp, Shua, and Saurin, make sure you’re using cores that enhance their damage output. You’ll want to prioritize damage increase on these cores to maximize their effectiveness. As for Libbora, mana consumption cores are necessary to keep her skills active throughout the fight.
The Damage Glitch Explained
Here’s the real kicker: The damage glitch for Shua. The key to this glitch is lowering your frame rate. I know it sounds odd, but here’s what happens: When your frame rate is lower, Shua’s damage increases. We tested this out, and the results were consistent. Lowering your FPS leads to a noticeable increase in Shua's damage output.
You can drop your frame rate to 30 FPS for the best results, but even around 40 FPS should work. The idea is to reduce the frame rate while keeping the game playable, which seems to unlock a significant boost in Shua’s damage. Keep in mind that this doesn’t work if you reduce your FPS too much (like down to 1 frame per second), as you won’t be able to properly execute the run.
Maximizing Damage Output in Guild Boss Runs
When it comes to the Guild Boss runs, make sure you’re using your skills efficiently. Prioritize using your buffs all at once, like Moonshadow, Grimar, and Cold Ice, followed by Evacu to apply debuffs. This will maximize the damage you’re dealing to the boss.
Don’t forget to use Reawakening to reduce cooldowns, Blood Lust for target defense reduction, and Swiftness to make sure you’re using your Shadow Sub as much as possible. These buffs and debuffs are essential for getting the most out of your team’s damage potential.
Conclusion and Final Tips
To wrap it up, maximizing your damage in Solo Leveling: Arise requires a combination of optimal team builds, gear, and utilizing the damage glitch for Shua. Keep your frame rate lower to trigger the glitch and follow the team build suggestions to ensure your Guild Boss runs are as efficient as possible. With the right strategy, you’ll see a significant boost in your damage numbers.
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FAQ:
Q1: How does the damage glitch for Shua work in Solo Leveling: Arise?
A1: To activate Shua's damage glitch, lower your frame rate to around 30-40 FPS. This will significantly increase her damage output during runs.
Q2: Which team build should I use for the Dragon Boss?
A2: Use the Water and Light team builds for the best performance. Both are essential for maximizing damage against the Dragon.
Q3: What gear should I focus on for my support unit, Jinu?
A3: Equip Jinu with the Max Intelligence set to reduce cooldowns, and the Grimar Moon Shadow set to increase target damage. Focus on mana consumption reduction.
Q4: How do I maximize damage output during Guild Boss runs?
A4: Use all buffs and debuffs strategically. Focus on Moonshadow, Grimar, Cold Ice, and Evacu skills, and ensure Reawakening and Blood Lust are active.
Q5: What are the key stats for maximizing damage?
A5: Prioritize damage increase and defense penetration stats for key units like Wet Chomp, Shua, and Saurin.
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