Using Combat Manuals

Because Mommy doesn't have anything to do other than wait for her intership abroad, manage her online business and play Granado Esapada, she was topping up G-Points for us so we can use combat manuals.

What are combat manuals?
Basically, combat manuals are items which increase your EXP as you grind. There are three kinds of manuals: Beginner, Average and Expert. They increase your EXP by 50%, 80% or 100%, respectively.

Are combat manuals expensive?
Err, it actually depends on your preference of expensive :) Teehee. No actually, they are not. With 1-day Combat Manuals, you get to grind all you want at a low price of only 200 GP for the Average and 320 GP for the Expert. Not bad for starters huh?

How are they used?
You simply open up your Premium Items window, click to Misc, then double click your Combat Manual. You'd instantly have a buff of your manual.

You click on the Combat Manual in Misc and you'd have the buff on top of your character's heads. Easy, peasy, right? :D



So there you go. Mommy has been buying us Manuals since last week, before had her vacation and we rested for a week and we're leveling like crazy. Teehee. We are currently Level 77 as I type this - and Matt is hella strong now. Must be because of that +5 Twin-Barreled Revolver +3 Atk Rating

Mom sure got lucky in Chipping :)

So if you want to level up quickly, I suggest topping up now and trying out combat manuals! It really makes a difference :)


If you want to buy GE load for 50 or 300 pesos, please e-mail my Mom (see her profile) and she can buy some for you - payment to be made via G-Cash.

The 300-peso card is only for 290 pesos! Buy now! :)



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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL MOTHER'S OUT THERE! :)

ENJOY YOUR DAY WITH YOUR FAMILY! GOD BLESS! :)


Love, the Futels of Vivaldi

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