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Is this true, their health has to be full in order for them to explode?But, bombs can be dealt with by chaining them very quickly in order to keep their health down. They only explode when they fill up their health bars, so as long as you kill them fast they don't get the chance to do so.
I was telling Mits this a few days ago, but I don't really understand the whole 'when your leader dies, it's game over' deal. Then when you deal with Bombs and they all want to Self-destruct in front of my leader, I don't stand a chance. It puts way too much dependency on the Sentinel role. And also as a rule of thumb, I don't like to make Snow or Fang the leader because I feel the computer controls the Sentinel's commands better than I do.
Ugh, don't remind me of the Deckdrones. If there were like 3 of them, it wasn't a big deal, but the 2 encounters where you have like 8 of them, it was instant death to the one they all went after. Even Fang would die in Sentinel mode with a Medic and she was guarded, but Hope would manage to live it. Now that underlined part is very interesting, including what Lee said about getting rid of negative effects. I'm not sure if I've had a situation where only my leader was standing, but it's nice to know I have another option!Delta Attack works wonders for instant deaths. You remember the Deckdrones in Chapter 9? They do this damn move called Tornado Kick that kills all your parties, not to mention the battle is pretty intense. Well, just as I saw that they were about to do the Tornado Attack, I switched to Delta Attack Paradigm and it still killed Fang (and Hope, naturally), but at least Lightning was still barely standing. So I quickly used Odin rather than wasting my Phoenix Downs, because after you use a summon, everyone gets revived with full health.So summons are pretty much my back-up plan and will only use them for dire situations.
Razor Carbine has the potential to be better if you keep upgrading it. It's weird how upgrading weapons works in Final Fantasy XIII. You upgrade so that the weapon can get better but starts off by getting worse. Nevertheless:I got a razor carbine level 13 and its weaker the the edged carbine star by a bit. So which is better really? Why is it weaker though? will it be stronger? And The boss in Oerba is LONG. Its that damned bitch! Also I found 3 parts for Bhakti.
Yes.Is this a FFXIII thread now?
Mega Flare level 3 is the strongest Eidolon spell. If you use Hecaton more often then his spell will be stronger than Bahamut's.
And is that the last boss Nick?
If you want a hand with tactics I can help you because you shouldn't need to grind too much man.
*EDIT* Also for those who are interested 538,000 is now my highest hit. I will attmept to get a photo of this for you lovely people![]()