Onigiri- Basic Strategy

Basic Strategy for Onigiri

I have been testing and researching strategies for Onigiri, and here are some key points I've developed for effective gameplay.

Focus on Quality Skills

It's crucial to prioritize good skills over simply aiming for high-grade weapons or damage ratings. Quality skills can significantly enhance your combat effectiveness.

Spam Skills for Efficiency

To maximize efficiency in dungeons, focus on one-hit kills. SP recovery potions are inexpensive compared to HP recovery sushi items, so utilize them frequently to spam skills. This approach helps you clear dungeons faster.

White Class Weapons

Aim for bronze item drops and seek out white class items. These are generally cheaper to enhance and smelt compared to blue, red, or gold items. A +50 white sword with good skills will outperform a gold weapon at the same ryou cost.

Maximize Affinity

Invest your stat points into a single star that boosts your main weapon's affinity. The goal is to reach 3,000 affinity. In the early game, you can use +% affinity items like magatama to achieve this, but later, switch to +% Skill Force magatama to maintain your damage output.

Prioritize Skills with Magatama

While there are many magatama options in the early game, later on, it’s essential to maximize your attack potential. Focus on Skill Force magatama to maintain your ability to one-hit kill enemies, especially by the time you reach Sekigahara.

Learn Monster Patterns

Understanding enemy behavior is vital. Many monsters follow a predictable rhythm, with a slight pause after their major attacks, creating opportunities for you to unleash fast assaults. For example, Kappa tend to throw a ranged attack—dodge it, then rush in for the kill.

Optimize Money Runs

Yakumo Temple in Kyoto is an excellent location for ryou runs. You can equip four Kanmon Magatama, each providing a 25% gold gain for a total of 100% (pending confirmation on stacking). With the daily login bonus of 30%, you can potentially earn 40k ryou from each of the four bosses, plus another 15k from the final boss, yielding around 175k ryou per three-minute run on hard mode, possibly 200k on hell mode.

With this strategy, it's feasible to earn 3 to 4 million ryou in an hour by completing about 18-20 runs. Additionally, treasure chests can provide valuable HP items like squid, octopus, and ootoro. However, you'll need to defeat the bosses quickly. I typically manage this with 2-3 skill barrages, but be cautious—Daruma can enter an invincible mode, requiring you to clear his henchmen to finish him off.

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