Granado Espada M Combat, MCC, and Inventory Settings Guide

Before starting an extended grind or boss fight in Granado Espada M, adjust your combat, movement, and inventory settings to stop your three-character squad from wasting silver, splitting damage, or stalling on full bags. Lower your HP potion trigger to 60%–70% and SP potion trigger to 30%–40%, restrict your auto-hunt radius to 15m–20m, and set automatic salvage to dismantle white and green gear while keeping inventory weight under 80%.

Combat, Potion, and Targeting Settings

Default auto-hunt settings often trigger potions on minor damage, drain SP on weak enemies, and let your squad wander or split attacks across multiple targets. Update the following parameters in your combat settings and character skill books before farming:

When fighting field bosses or specific milestone enemies, use manual target lock-on on the primary target. This forces all three characters to direct their basic attacks and single-target stance skills at the same enemy health bar before returning to standard auto-targeting once it dies.

MCC Movement and Formation Control

Relying only on standard movement under the Multi-Character Control (MCC) system causes all three characters to clump together, pulling fragile ranged DPS and support units into melee range and frontal area-of-effect (AoE) attacks. Use the Squad Follow and Individual Hold toggles near the lower squad status panel to separate your roles:

• Set your tank or primary damage dealer as the lead character.
• Use Individual Hold to pin your Scout or ranged support in a safe position out of frontal cleave hitboxes.
• Keep manual movement within the maximum tether boundary when kiting field elites.

If your lead runner moves beyond the maximum tether distance, tethered squad members immediately cancel their current skill casts and sprint to catch up. Maintaining a moderate distance preserves their stances and prevents interrupted healing rotations.

Inventory Weight, Codex, and Salvage Rules

Crossing the critical inventory weight threshold drops natural HP and SP regeneration to zero, forcing constant potion use just to sustain basic attacks. If your bag reaches maximum capacity, your squad stops picking up monster drops altogether.

Keep your inventory below 80% weight with this routine:

1. Open the Family Codex interface before selling or dismantling gear and use the batch-register shortcut to log unwanted duplicate drops for permanent, account-wide passive stats.
2. Configure your automatic salvage filter before starting a farming route to dismantle normal (white) and magic (green) equipment into crafting dust and refinement stones.

Pet Feed and Family Attribute Resets

Match your consumable and stat setups to the content you are running:

• Standard open-world zones: Use low-cost baseline pet feed to maintain auto-loot without spending premium items.
• Timed daily dungeons, raids, and competitive farming zones: Save high-grade pet snacks and active companion summoning for these modes so drop multiplier bonuses apply where returns are higher.
• Progression roadblocks: Reallocate your Family Attribute points before spending banked daily dungeon entries. Shift defensive points into offensive penetration or attack speed to beat boss enrage timers, or move points back into defense if burst damage is wiping your front line.