If you Summon to knock down a 'toise, the instant kill on the legs also triggers the achievement. Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 29 Apr, am. Posts: Discussions Rules and Guidelines. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic harassment, fighting, or rude posts.
All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames. View mobile website. The player can also keep The Proudclad stagger-locked the entire match. Since it has no time-triggered or critical health triggered attacks, one could take the long route and simply kill it without staggering. If the whole party has weapons with Stagger Lock ability they cannot stagger The Proudclad , and these weapons tend to have good stats; they can be bought from Gilgamesh, Inc.
After The Proudclad recovers, the party should switch into Combat Clinic to weather the storm of Retaliatory Strike, then repeat the pattern. The Proudclad starts in its grounded Annihilation Mode, where it uses Muon Blaster to deal moderate area damage and a close-range smash attack.
After seven attacks, it switches to Aerial Defense Mode, which plays out similar to the first encounter. It will switch back to Annihilation Mode after a while of charging up. Whenever it switches modes, the chain gauge resets and nearby party members can take damage. When The Proudclad switches into Aerial Defense Mode, the player should change to Strategic Warfare for a bit and then switch to Relentless Assault to build up the stagger bar.
Once The Proudclad reaches the stagger bar the party should continue with this paradigm, or alternatively switch to Tireless Charge to heal. Once his stagger is nearing the end the player should switch to Combat Clinic or Solidarity to maintain good health. If the party is running out of buffs, the player may want to remain in Protection or switch to Strategic Warfare to buff up. Thanks for the advice! UnknownAvatar , All you really need is to have each character's 3 main roles maxed.
If it still gives you trouble then go back and level. Or you can do what I did: go do mission 63 for a gengi glove and come back and whoop up on him with Fang's highwind. And even if you max out the rank 9 crystarium and get points extra, you still won't have anywhere near enough to max out the rank 10 crystarium.
Removed Gamer. I have the same dillemma. So I guess it's a preference thing? I just can't wait to finish the story, but is there like an obvious point of no return at which point we need to make sure we save, beat the game, then reload that save to max out and get all the achievements?
OR, after you beat the final boss, is there some option that lets you, like, return to Pulse or be in Cocoon at your leisure? You can return whenever you want. Basically, it is not important what stats, accessories or weapons you have, only what abilities your main party have. So I'd say finish the story as soon as possible. It will also be easier to get the 5 stars achievement in the final boss battle with lower stats, so it's a win win.
I can't wait to see this thing through!!! Side Quest 4 Answers Hope's and Fang's best weapons? Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: Lod Lod 11 years ago 1 Hey guys, trying to plan my weekend. I'm curious as to how long chapter 12 and 13 are approximately if I do all there is to do but no grinding?
I am JUST starting chapter User Info: lightdragoon88 lightdragoon88 11 years ago 2 Longer than any of the other chapters.
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