Dissidia: Final Fantasy NT
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Yay for Yuna, an indifferent shrug for Snow.
To me literally all of the others from the cast of XIII are more interesting than him.
Fang or Vanille would be great, the game needs more girls anyways and I bet you can do some neat gimmicks with Vanille's weird weapon.
Sazh would be great as well, possibly as a "tanky" marksman who isn't a magician like most marksmen are.
Hope would be neat too, you can do some interesting combo stuff with his magic and that boomerang and when you include his XIII version the Onion Knight isn't the only kiddo anymore.
(And no, Zidane and Shantotto don't count, they're just short, not kids)
I'm excited to see how Yuna plays this time around. She use to use summons in her attacks and she can't quite do that unless they bring in summons not used in the game, like how Locke uses Phoenix but not really Phoenix. They could also take inspiration from her dress spheres, like how 012 brought in her Gunner dress sphere and gameplay.
Also Dissidia will be going F2P in Japan on November 22nd.
Also Dissidia will be going F2P in Japan on November 22nd.
I'm super glad they went with the wedding outfit
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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]I can't say I care about generic final battle arena lol.[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]I predicted they would just use Valefor as her summon and make her appear in full. However, it seems like she was using some moves of others summons? At least I thought I saw some fayth symbols appear. And then of course spells like Holy.[/FONT]
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I think I'm already in love with her moveset, lol.
She looks like entirely my forte.
Instead of the rather plain final battle stage they should rather unlock Shinryu as one of the possible end bosses in a Gauntlet run.
She looks like entirely my forte.
Instead of the rather plain final battle stage they should rather unlock Shinryu as one of the possible end bosses in a Gauntlet run.
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I thought it looked fine until a giant white hand showed up and shot bullet bills.
I just beat the story mode of this game. I enjoyed what was there, but I kind of wish there was more. I was super excited to see Squall and Lightning's misadventures, but alas, they NEVER SHOWED WHAT THE TWO DID AFTER THEY WALKED OFF TOGETHER. WHATEVER, SQUARE.
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Snow is big in Japan. Snow even got in his own car advert there with Lightning.
What is it exactly that makes Rinoa so good against the summons?
Spamming Angelo?
From what I've gathered quick characters like Zidane, Lightning or Tidus or spammers with gimmicks like Y'shtola, Ultimecia, the Emperor or Ace are rather effective against the summons.
I recently tried battling a summon with bloody Garland but he absolutely sucks at dodging especially when Shiva starts her doppelgänger stuff.
I have no idea what makes her better, exactly, but I had tried against summons like Alexander and Shinryu with those kinds of characters and would always lose. Rinoa would beat them on the first go. I guess she was faster, her attacks landed quicker, and she was more versatile for the job.
Tbh I find Shinryu, Alexander and Shiva to be the most difficult to defeat summons in general and you need a quick character to dodge their attacks and quickly traverse the whole arena.
Rinoa's Blaster Edge is reasonably fast and she's a marksman-type too so maybe it is this combination which makes her stand out.
Most of the marksman characters are rather slow not necessarily in movement speed but in attack speed and also have a delay in dodging due to it.
Out of the characters I mentioned, I tend to prefer the long-range fighters as by staying away you can better observe what the summon does and both the Emperor and Ace have homing attacks that stay on the field and can still damage the summon even when you're already back to dodging.
Ace is reasonably fast too like Rinoa so I tend to prefer him in summon battles as his attacks are also rather quick and he can move through most of them and although the Emperor can cause huge damage with his dash attack it is more risky because you have to directly approach the summon.
Ultimecia can have huge extra damage when she can land several attacks in a row but she tends to be rather slow while Y'shtola has the juicy debuffs attached to each of her attacks which can reduce the threat level of the summon.
I've read that Zidane should make most summons a cakewalk because of his spinning tornado bravery attack but unless he's invincible during it he would be vulnerable to counters like i.e. Odin's stomp shockwave.
So far I've had the best results with Ace, although Alexander, Shiva and Shinryu are for me always a pain to fight.
Maybe I should try out Rinoa against summons soon to test out if she's objectively better to use against summons.
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That being said, how does one even fight a summon with Vaan?
He's a HP attack spammer and summons no-sell HP attacks until a certain amount of bravery damage is done to them.
Yeah give Rinoa a try and see if she works for you. I had Shiva done but I hadn’t done Odin and she made it so easy to take him, Alexander, and Shinryu down on hard mode.
The only tough one, out of those three, was Alexander because of the unpredictability of its attacks and how it can seemingly hit you no matter where you are or go.
The only tough one, out of those three, was Alexander because of the unpredictability of its attacks and how it can seemingly hit you no matter where you are or go.
Yep, I'll look into it once I have some time for gaming again.
Alexander is for me the most difficult exactly because of that unpredictability and that some of his attacks have either huge AOE effects or last very long.
Shiva isn't even that hard on paper and you can dodge her attacks pretty good normally. The main problems turn up when she splits and you try to get one of her halves down fast you sometimes lose track of what the other half is doing and then sometimes get an unlucky HP attack in the back.
Shinryu is only pseudo-difficult because he sometimes likes to be a HP attack spammer and you're fully immersed in dodging and can't really attack him.