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I have been seeing people talk about buying rings to get past areas and bosses. It is actions like these that come back to bite you in the end. Rings are not the real source of permanent power in zOMG. It will only help you temporarily and only take you so far. This is why I am making this guide to true power in zOMG.

permanent power:

Stats: If you go to your "player info" you will see numbers. These numbers are your stats. Other then your current "CL" from your rings, these are perminate. No matter what level ring you buy from the market, they will not go up. You could get a level 100 million ring and they would't budge. These stats tell you what you would be like if you had no rings. They tell you what sort of power you will have no matter what situation you are in. Strength tells you the kind of damage you can do. Accuracy tells you if you could actually hit to do the damage. Speed tells you how fast you can run away from a boss you just pissed off. Dodge tells you weather or not the monsters can hit you. Luck tells you how often drops will occur. Weight will tell you if you get knocked around when an opponent hits you (or if you knock them around).

Over All Charge: This determines your stats. Every time you get an orb, this goes up. One orb is one point in this stat. Simple right? You do NOT get this by buying rings and equipped them. Okay? You want high stats, therefor, you want to collect orbs more then you want to buy high level rings. To see what stats do, see above.

G'hi: This is a little confusing so I can understand if you don't know much about this. As you fight, you get a kind of experience other then the orbs. You see the G'hi meter? That is NOT your G'hi total. That is the percent efficiency at which you are absorbing G'hi. You get this meter up by going to Barton Town and standing there until it's at 100 again. To see your G'hi total at the moment, go to your "player info" and look at the three tabs. One of them say "G'hi". Press it and you can see what G'hi bonuses you have and a blue bar. The blue bar is your G'hi progress. When that fills up, you get a new bonus and the bar starts over. You want to keep your G'hi meter at 100 or at least higher then 50. Why? G'hi bonuses give permanent boosts to your stats. To see why you want good stats, see above. I know it may be a little hard to go to barton all the time to charge up but it is worth it. really. trust me. better stats = awesome.

does your ghi work all the time? o.o and XD mello