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You will need to still be moving through the portal for this to work, not having just gotten out or kicked out due to a lack of SP. ,, , (Bullet Storm), (Bullet Rain), (Bullet Hail). Meaning you will jump the opposite direction to whichever WASD key you are holding. *** When activating Inverse Shot you will jump AWAY from the location you are trying to make your character walk to using WASD. ,, (Bullet Storm), (Bullet Rain), (Bullet Hail). = Your SP-consuming dodge.Not to be confused with your spacebar, which is your normal dodge - which every character in Vindictus has. = Kick, (Your kick remap this hotkey if you are uncomfortable tapping it every combo). To keep things simple, here is what each thing means in this part of the guide. This is because with this unchecked you can reposition yourself as you attack, as well as use your skill ‘Inverse Shot’ to reposition yourself away or closer from/to a boss by using your movement WASD keys. You can find this in Options> Mouse Mode > Advanced Settings. However, it’s important to note that to use Eira to the best of her ability, like many other characters, you need to make sure that you have “Attack where the camera faces” disabled. Where it’s a cinematic, or speed run style. I suggest experimenting to find the style of gameplay that best suits you. I won’t comment on every combo that Eira has, as she can do quite a bit. In other words, everything not listed above. Here we have your relatively useless things, such as Secondary Weapon Prof. Which is why Stamina Mastery is Tier Two, while it’s counterpart, Battle Respiration, is Tier One. However, being able to hold a few extra stamina points is less important than quickly recovering your stamina. Vindictus relies a lot on stamina use, and so this is kep. Stamina Mastery: Another important skill. Standing Endurance: This will keep you from getting knocked down - personally one of my biggest pet peeves in this game. Life Flare: This will essentially save you from being killed every now and then. Intelligence: Boosting your main damage stat. Weapon Mastery: Being able to wield what counts. Always do this first.īattle Respiration: Allows your Eira to recover stamina far more quickly, making you able to move when it counts.Īrmor Mastery: Being able to wear what counts.

Whatever your Character Growth Goals tell you. For example: if your “Character Growth Goals”, Vindictus’ insntive to growing your character, asks you to “Reach Health Mastery Rank A” to receive 1,000 AP, then you should prioritize that, even if the skill ‘Health Mastery’ is Tier 3.

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Focus on upgrading all skills in a specific tier, before moving down to the subsequent tiers - unless you find yourself desperately needing an upgrade in a lower tier.

So, if you aren’t playing Eira solely for a waifu simulator, and identify as the kind of player to really care about stats and just how much raw DPS or strategic ability you have in-game, then your Eira’s height is something you should keep in mind. To be more specific: the shorter your character the faster you attack the taller your character, the longer your reach is. In Vindictus, character height brings a hidden stat change to both attack speed and attack range. One thing to keep in mind during character creation for Eira, is her height. If you are not familiar with Vindictus, you might get similar vibes from other dark-themed, twin-pistol wielding witches with a flare for the over-the-top. She is a mixture of Scythe Evie’s love for teleport-based repositioning, and Whip Arisha’s range, Arisha’s mana resourcep, and Twin Chain Vella’s love for spinning. If you are familiar with Vindictus explaining Eira’s gameplay pattern is easy. Being one of the newest characters to the game, Eira sets herself apart from some of the older characters in Vindictus, bringing a considerably well put together lore that you are exposed to upon creating the character. She is a witch that uses twin pistols to discharge hot death into her foes, while leaping in and out of portals to dodge or re-position herself to attain a tactical advantage. Also known as “Miul” in the Eastern regions of the game.