Fatigue Points are reset to 156 again every day at 6PST. Once you run out of Fatigue Points you can no longer enter dungeons with that character but are free to participate in PVP, walk around the hub, or change to another one of your characters. The only way to explore other rooms is to beat every monster in a room, once this happens you are free to move on to the next room. Fatigue PointsĮvery player has 156 Fatigue Points, you lose one fatigue point for every room you enter in a dungeon. As well as a higher chance of getting a rare item from the cards you must use gold to pick. The higher your rank at the end of a dungeon, the better your rewards from the cards will be. The bottom four however you have to pay a certain amount of gold to choose one and get another shot and are entirely up to the player if they wish to take another chance at the expense of gold. The top four cards are one free shot at getting gold, items, and rare items. At the end of every dungeon is a boss and the dungeon is over once he is beaten, afterward you are given the choice to choose 1 or 2 of eight cards(four on the top, four on the bottom) on screen. Technic points are acquired by varying your attacks and skills(not using the same attacks repeatedly) and by successfully attacking the enemy from behind. Style points are acquired through long combos, and aerial attacks.
When in a dungeon the Rank you acquire at the end is based on Technic points, Style Points, and how many hits you took. Each Difficulty gives more EXP with each higher difficulty, however the enemies get much tougher. Every dungeon has 4 Difficulty levels, normal which is unlocked from the start, Experts Road which is unlocked after beating normal with a B rank or higher, Masters road which is unlocked after beating Experts Road with a A rank or higher, and Kings road which is unlocked after beating Masters road with a S rank or higher.
There has been much complaint against this system however as varying internet speeds can cause people to lag. The game uses a P2P system for partying, meaning game stability depends on all the players internet speed. If you are alone you will be the only one inside a dungeon. If you have a party(up to 4 people) you will all enter together. There is a world outside of dungeons the character can run around in, a hub where the player can do various things such as buy, sell, craft, collect quests, interact with NPC's, Enter PVP, and interact with other players.
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