Where is krug in mabinogi

Taunes escapes and goes to find Atrata. When he arrives Crumena decides to kill him, mocking his poor eyesight accusing him of being completely blind.

With this he is able to kill Crumena, yes the forbidden couple said to be a bad omen in so many ways, the two who had their own people turn on them…those two are the ones who team up to take down this badass dragon who no one, not even the main character could lay a finger on.

In the end of it all though the two are separated because their love is in fact forbidden. The two never get to see each other. You don't know what people will experience.

I even told you that I did this exact strategy myself three years ago and I'm having fun despite you saying people who do what I did -- what the OP suggests -- definitely won't have fun again, I quoted you saying this.

My existence alone is enough for you to be proven entirely wrong. You don't really seem to have an argument here. I don't know why you're so against seeing people rise to the top in quick sequence, but this is highly suspicious given how you keep contradicting yourself as if you already know none of what you're saying is true.

I don't see how this makes sense, either, nor how repeating the point over and over makes it more true. If efficiency sometimes isn't fun, then that means inefficiency sometimes is. So, which is it? Is efficiency never fun or is burnout never fun? It can't be both; they're mutually exclusive. Again, you don't know what's fun for people. I'd advise refraining from telling people how they're going to have fun. Let them determine that. Come at me without the strawman. I'm not making an all or nothing argument.

I'm saying not always , and cautioning people while saying this is good advice. Yes, I plugged my YT. There was a purpose to it, and I'm shameless. Hopefully it helps someone. I don't gain anything from it, and from the comments I've had so far it's been helpful for some.

You can care about that if you want. If you enjoy salt that much, then I love that for you. Edit: Efficiency can cause burnout. Having a "to do list" and a list of things you ought not do in order to maximize your efforts can be stressful. Stress can cause burnout. Large amounts of information in a short period of time can also cause people to be overwhelmed. Being overwhelmed can cause burnout. The fear of messing up or missing something, the feeling of isolation while training skills alone, the boredom of repetetive action by power training skills The list of ways efficiency can cause burnout isn't short.

There are ways to avoid experiencing burnout, but the primary factor is motivation. Look back through my posts and connect the dots. I recommend finding the motivation first. This is good advice for character progression, but I wouldn't present this to every new player as the way they should play the game. What strawman? I've literally been been quoting you and sticking directly to the points you made. The person straw-manning is you.

Nobody ever once made the argument that people should rush through everything. Not even the OP. You're still repeating yourself, thinking saying it more makes it more correct. I gave you definitions of both "burnout" and "efficiency. You cannot be both efficient and get burned out. It's literally impossible. Efficiency literally is the art of minimizing stress. I don't know why you're not getting this. You do realize that I even gave an example of pacing oneself to get further along the road?

That's a part of being efficient, too. Where are you even coming up with all this? This sounds more like a personality problem than a problem of just playing a game well and efficiently.

You're reaching very far into the ether to somehow link "anxiety" and "depression" and "loneliness" with training some skills in a game to get ahead. As far as repetitive is concerned: yeah. It is. But, if you're training on x32 or x64 multipliers, I don't see how someone's dealing with "burnout" from literally doing a skill one time per rank.

Once more: if you're getting burned out, you're doing something wrong. Be more efficient. It's not my job to make your arguments for you or improve them or read your mind. Your arguments have no basis. They're obviously biased. They're obviously self-interested. They're obviously disconnected from what newbies actually experience.

You're making judgments about who will have what kind of fun on a global level on basis of the experiences of people in your bubble who obviously all agree with you.

Generally, you don't really seem to understand what you're talking about. It's like you just have this idea in your head that doing things in ways that reduce stress e. This makes no sense. I don't know what your real issue is with this concept, but it's not what you're telling us it is. Too many contradictions. Because that's the thing I'm cautioning against, using this as a "one size fits all" guide.

Efficiency is not the "art of minimizing stress". Efficiency is act of maximizing output while wasting the least input. There is still a cost for efficiency.

That cost can be energy, time, or other resources. Efficiency itself can be stress inducing. You know what, how about we consult a third party? Let's ask google what efficiency is. I'll take it straight from whatever definition appears when you google "define ". Efficient: "Achieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense.

Effort: "1 A vigorous or determined attempt. Stress: "A feeling of emotional or physical tension Stress is your body's reaction to a challenge or demand. Burnout: "A state of emotional, physical, or mental exhaustion caused by excessive or prolonged stress.

It occurs when you feel overwhelmed, emotionally drained, and unable to meet constant demands. It's like you just have this idea in your head that doing things in ways that reduce stress somehow increases stress to a point of mental shutdown. This OP's post is good advice, I'm only advising caution. A lot of new players can be overwhelmed by this advice. Narcissists: They know you're right, they just want to see you go crazy trying to prove it.

That's why I'm wondering what you people are talking about. You literally can't rush a process that requires you to plan things out, think ahead, prepare for, and execute without mistake.

The OP's guide itself implies not to rush to a point of burn out. Krug will "bless" Giants and Giant-allied Humans when talked to. This blessing will last indefinitely unless a player logs out, changes channels, leaves Vales , or becomes Knocked Unconscious. As revealed in some keyword usages, Krug's father waged war with the elves, but sometime later, he died. Many people tried to claim the throne, including Zeder 's father, a popular man who wanted to end the war and usher in peace with the elves.

However, Krug, unhappy that Zeder's father was opposing everything that his father stood for and his popular support nearing him to the crown, secretly had Zeder's father assassinated. With Zeder's father dead, Krug took the throne without question and became the king, then continued his father's campaign to annihilate the elves and win the war.

However, Krug knew that Zeder's father had a son, so he had Wanst adopt Zeder to raise him and keep him under surveillance in case he were to end up like his father and fight Krug for power. However, in present day, Zeder is fully aware of what happened and is secretly sharpening his blade of revenge. Krug, acknowledging that the elves have weakened, orders Taunes to launch another assault.

However, Taunes refuses, as his eyesight has greatly impaired his vision and cannot fight. Once you press Complete, you will receive a quest reward as well as formally acquiring the Throwing Attack skill. As you move up the ranks of the Throwing Attack skill, the accuracy level will increase as well as inflicting more damage. After completing the third quest for the Giants [Collect Berries], you will receive a new quest from the owner of the pub, Wanst, called [Deliver Wine].

After talking to Wanst, you will acquire a new skill called Stomp. Stomp is the quintessential power skill for Giants, a versatile skill that is used to various purposes depending on the situation. The skill can temporarily freeze the enemies within the vicinity or break the thick ice in Reus River to start Ice Fishing. It also enables the Giants to alter the landscape in the snowfield and discover interesting things.

First, press [Learn] on the Stomp skill window to enable the skill. As you have the skill ready, if you click on the ground, your character will use the skill on the ground to possibly alter the landscape.