Flight Rising Discussion

[quote name="Undel" date="2024-12-17 09:56:44" ] [center] [b][size=5]Additional Updates[/size][/b] [emoji=gear size=1] [LIST] [*][gamedb item=498] now has a very rare chance to drop when you answer a question correctly at [b][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/trading/trivia]Tomo's Trivia Tablet[/url][/b]. [/LIST] [/quote] Eliminates might be more accessible to the common player, between this and NOTN, where they drop from neutral enemies, which all mimics are, theyre going to tank. What do we think of this? On one hand, it made me more restrictive with what dragons i have levelled up. I haven't replaced the stones at all due to scarcity. but it was always a good chunk of change to sell one, and they sold one fast. so a bit bummed about that too.

honestly i really doubt they are gonna drop too much. they're still gonna be pretty rare to come by

as for notn, well everything coli related drops around notn. so many people will be farming and selling their drops

if they do drop though that would be nice :) spending 250g on an eliminate always hurts

As frequently as I sell elims from coli grinding, I'm just glad there are more avenues for new folk to dip a toe into coli without forking out a ton of treasure/gems!

I would've never given coli a third glance if I didn't get the free elim from the dustcarve/obelisk release event. I imagine a lot of newer players would feel the same if there wasn't at least a chance at getting it from doing regular site activities.

Though I am interested to see how low elim might drop this upcoming NotN :0c
I might take the opportunity to grab some and make new teams,,,

@Rook56

I've been getting on just fine in the coliseum without them, but from what I understand if you equip them onto the right build they can make coliseum grinding/fodder training much faster

[quote name="@Rook56" date="2024-12-18 09:46:12" ] Are these eliminate things that important? Been seeing them mentioned. [/quote] They're basically an immense speed boost because they deal around 3x the damage of Scratch and you lose [i]no[/i] breath if the enemy it's used against is killed by that blow. So you can essentially end up doing near-constant 3x damage hits as long as you plan things out so you can kill the enemies each time instead of having to pause to build up breath in between hits. They're important in that they are required for things like trainer builds (in which one level 25 dragon can go into a specific venue with two level 1 dragons and basically solo the fight to get the level 1 dragons trained up faster than usual) and they make things much faster for general farming. But they're not necessary— everything [i]except[/i] trainer builds you can feasibly do without them (and at the height of Elim price, back before the initial drop adjustments, when they were 700g+, there were some slow-working trainer builds theorized that just never got super heavy testing due to the drop rates being adjusted). That said, if you spend a lot of time in Coli, they will absolutely be worth purchasing and can pay themselves off, especially if you have a dragon designated to train other dragons for the purpose of exalting. Sorry for the long reply, I wanted to be thorough and explain why a lot of people will default to "Eliminate is necessary" (since it speeds things up so much) but why it isn't if you don't feel comfortable spending that money before knowing whether you even like Coli! Perfectly fine and feasible to test Coli out on a very limited budget— the main pitfall is not "lack of Eliminate" but instead "Coli stat distribution is extremely unintuitive even if you come from RPGs that require individual stat distribution." And also "lack of Ambush." I would argue from my own experience that Ambush is, in fact, necessary. [emoji=ridgeback laughing size=1]