One Piece Odyssey - 5 tips for beginning players
One Piece Odyssey is a fantastic RPG from Bandai Namco, and it retells some classic stories from the anime’s past in a new way. There's much worth knowing as players tackle their memories and explore the mysterious Waford Island.
Some of it can feel overwhelming as you travel around Waford Island and beyond in One Piece Odyssey. These suggestions will help you get into the game and make the most of your time playing as a new player.
With enough exploration in One Piece Odyssey, you’ll have enough Memory Cubes to upgrade all the powers of the Straw Hat Pirates. However, in the early game, they’re at a premium. You’ll only have so many skills to level up and Memory Cubes to use. The game allows you to unequip and reequip them at will, so take advantage of it!
For example, if you’re going into a fight where you know, you will be using specific strikes, like Zoro’s Rashomon or Luffy’s Gum-Gum Gatling, pop skill points into those instead of the other attacks you likely won’t be using. That will increase the overall damage output of those moves in One Piece Odyssey.
Early in One Piece Odyssey, you can set up camp and have a party when you find campsites/inns around the game. While partying, you can have Sanji cook food, have Usopp create Trick Balls, and eventually, Nico Robin can meld accessories together.
Characters will leave your party every so often when a new chapter starts, usually for lore reasons. Nico Robin, for example, won’t show up during the Alabasta arc since she would only cause pain to Princess Vivi. This means you’ll want to do some farming of enemy packs.
Bronze Bat Soup is one of the best healing items in the game. It heals all allies for 1,000 HP and boosts DEF/GUTS by 10% for three turns.
Quite a few bosses
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