Alternatively, get Random Instant Chain on your characters, and keep trying your luck until you Stagger him within the second/max third turn. Zirnitra's attacks will dispel your buffs, so don't bother renewing them on Snow. After he goes away, remain in [2] until you raise the Chain gauge up to 600% or so. With Ali Hillis, Troy Baker, Georgia Van Cuylenburg, Reno Wilson. There are good reasons to want to farm Long Gui and Shaolong Gui, but only for the very last pieces of equipment; these enemies are your number one source of Dark Matter and Trapezohedron, two very rare and very expensive "catalysts". When all the buffs are ready, continue to [4] for one turn, then [5] to Stagger the enemy (if necessary, use a second turn in [4] after the turn in [5]. Adjustments will be required for different missions of course, but this is the general setup. Of course she should never get hit in theory because you always keep a SEN on, but Attacus will probably manage to hit her (and Vanille) every now and then when Snow is renewing Provoke/Challenge. Therefore, if you want to farm these enemies here (especially if because of a not-so-complete Crystarium you are limited to farming Adamantortoises and you can't consistently farm Adamantoises), do it BEFORE you complete the quests from the Circle of Death. This method could be used also against Adamantoise in theory, but practically speaking you won't manage to kill him regularly because of his high HP (he'll get up before you can kill him). Then SAB/SAB/RAV and focus your attacks on the main guy; after Auto-Cast you should have inflicted Imperil and Deshell. In your first fight, use a Librascope after inflicting Poison. Un-equip any Accessory that gives stats (HP, Strength, Magic) bonus if you have any; this will give you a bit more time to clear the fight with five stars. It's rather easy to miss five stars rating on the next target, so you want a backup save just before it. =D. Once Staggered, switch to [3] and use Highwind when Fang's HP is green (Hope should take care of that as MED) to kill it. As long as a SEN is always active in your formation, the fight will proceed flawlessly. First of all, use a SYN/SYN/SYN Paradigm, and manually cast Bravera and Faithra with Fang. Post-ending game is pretty much the "full version" of Chapter 11 with the additional help provided by Stage 10 Crystarium. Ergo, it's a waste of Accessory slot, and it's better to not equip it. Set Hope as Leader, and use RAV/COM/RAV right away for a fast kill. Just make sure to identify the one that, at the beginning, will Summon another enemy into battle; as long as you finish him off before he can bring other enemies in the fight, the battle will be over in one turn. This walkthrough and any content included may not be reproduced without written permission. before he can use Dispelga. Equipping these mandatory Accessories will leave everyone without free slots, unless they already have the fourth Accessory slot unlocked. Winning this battle without using Death is really just a nuisance, due to the high strength of the boss, and his ability to cast many status ailments on everyone. Staggering will take a while, but the target time is generous, and therefore you can afford spending a few turns into healing Paradigms (RAV/SEN/MED should be your only one). In the three years since, new towns and cities have been established. This will require an investment of a Trapezohedron (obviously) to get it at its minimum Level. In order to farm the "big turtles" (Adamantortoise and, if you want/can, also the more powerful Adamantoise) you need a decent equipment, and most importantly a good plan. Beware that the enemy will deal massive damage and completely heal himself when he's about to die; after taking his health down to critical values, switch to COM/COM/RAV to end the fight before he can do that. Then, once you know that you won't have to farm Platinum Ingots anymore, finish those Cie'th missions to "upgrade" the enemies of the Steppe, so you can farm Dark Matter and Trapezohedrons necessary to ultimate the last upgrades for Treasure Hunter. You don't need to reach crazy stats; it's enough to give your characters the accessories that you already own from your adventure. Cie'th Mission # 44 - The Old Ones Go to Rust (Class A)Cie'th Location: Faultwarrens - Via Solis (C3).Target Location: Faultwarrens - The Nereid Path (D4).Mark: Corrosive Custard, Hybrid Flora, Monstrous Flan.Reward: General's Belt.Secondary reward: 7x Bomb Shell.Note: pre-emptive strike is possible; it's easier if you sneak on the right side and attempt it on the red enemy's back (wait for the right opportunity). Equipment Upgrade/Treasure Hunter Guide, © 2021 TrueGaming Network Ltd, All Rights Reserved. Final Fantasy is a Japanese anthology science fantasy media franchise created by Hironobu Sakaguchi, and developed and owned by Square Enix (formerly Square).The franchise centers on a series of fantasy and science fantasy role-playing video games.The first game in the series was released in 1987, with 14 other main-numbered entries being released since then. Cast Haste on everyone and Bravera on Fang. For record's sake, there's a fourth Gaian Ring that you can obtain by upgrading the Siltstone Ring that you will receive as a reward for one of the next quests. This is not too bad. The first one available for you is once the Crystarium Stage 10 of all three main roles of your characters has been acquired. Let's finish the "circle" now. Black Belts are not exactly the very best Accessory to use (Gaian Ring and Champion Belt are better), but you should already have them from earlier, and they are more than enough to start if you've expanded the Crystarium at the suggested point. Use your better weapons; you can win also with Tier-2 weapons, but the stronger, the better. Doing this will not increase your stats (actually the Kain's Lance's default stats at Lv 40 are just a bit weaker than Venus Gospel*; it's just -9 Strength/Magic though, so it doesn't really matter), but it will give you the sixth ATB Gauge Segment, which makes a lot of difference on its own, especially with fights that have a strict timing (such as all the farming fights against Oretoises). If you don't know this yet, more than one "Catalog" of the same type (for instance two Collector Catalogs) do NOT stack; therefore, one of each is enough. If possible, try to keep track of his (= the enemy you are focusing the offense on) attacks, especially right before you Stagger him. In this video I will be reflecting on said ending and sharing my own thoughts and feelings. Final Fantasy XIII-2 (ファイナルファンタジーXIII-2, Fainaru Fantajī Sātīn Tsū) is a role-playing video game developed and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.Released in 2011 in Japan and 2012 in North America and PAL regions, it is a direct sequel to the 2009 role-playing game Final Fantasy XIII and is part of the Fabula Nova Crystallis … You won't hit the 99,999 damage cap, so don't bother equipping Genji Glove. Create a SYN/SYN/SYN Paradigm to immediately put Haste on everyone (Haste + Bravera on Fang); then switch to SAB/RAV/RAV to cast Imperil. SPOILER: Final Fantasy 13 Ending Questions? If you have full/green HP, you can remain in [1] another turn until Poison and Deprotect are on; otherwise (if you're taking damage), switch to [2] and focus on inflicting Poison; Deprotect is an optional that you want to inflict only if you can afford it. Cast Haste and Bravera on Fang to start, then go SAB/SAB/RAV to Stagger and debuff him. In case you're wondering why we didn't take on the previous mission earlier despite the "Catalog" unique reward...well, it's simply because you wouldn't make anything out of it anyway. Meanwhile Sazh will cast Enfire on everyone. Snow, Serah and Mog about to fly off in "The Future is Hope". Cie'th Mission # 11 - Pride Before a Fall (Class C)Cie'th Location: Archylte Steppe - Northern Highplain.Target Location: Archylte Steppe - Central Expanse.Mark: 6x Adroa.Reward: 2x Frost Ring.Secondary reward: 6x Bomb Shell.Note: no need for pre-emptive strike or Haste. We can all agree that they are "big turtles", but it's important to understand which one is which. Keep in mind, however, that upgrading the Tier-3 weapons to their max level is NOT required for Treasure Hunter, and it's also not something that comes cheap: Trapezohedrons are very rare, and the EXP to upgrade a weapon to its max level is enormous (millions of EXP, which translate into more than a million Gil per weapon). Then just focus on completing Stage 10 of the main roles with everyone (Fang should first focus on getting Faithra, and possibly even Haste as SYN though). One-shot them all with COM/COM/RAV. Kill the target (Rafflesia), and take the right path to the next quest. Being stronger and able to farm both enemies of course speeds up the farming process a bit because you can kill more enemies every "farming session" before you need to respawn them by quitting back to the title screen menu (after saving the game, of course). The other is an Adamantortoise accompanied by three Gorgonopsid. To upgrade these weapons from scratch, you'll have to use the following components. On their own, speaking of drop rate% only, they are as generous as Adamantoise and Adamantortoise at dropping Platinum Ingots; however, defeating Long Gui and Shaolong Gui takes much more effort; therefore, the "Adamanto-" enemies are a better source of income. Have Haste on everyone (renew Haste with 3x SYN if necessary) and Faithra on Fang and Lightning; the enemy can't be debuffed, so use COM/RAV/RAV right away to Stagger him. Don't even bother casting Haste if you pre-emptive strike them; just go COM/COM/RAV for a fast kill. Fang will alternate between SYN and MED tasks: SYN if Lightning needs to get Haste; MED if that's not the case. Whenever you need to heal switch to [6], obviously. Deploy Vanille (Leader), Fang, Snow; use these Paradigms: [1] SAB/SAB/SAB[2] SAB/MED/MED[3] MED/SYN/MED[4] MED/SEN/MED[5] MED/COM/SEN[6] SEN/SEN/SEN. The ending to Final Fantasy 13-2!http://Twitter.com/StainlessSnow Farming them is tough, but very possible, even without any kind of excellent gear. The next quest's enemy is arguably the strongest single quest target of the entire game. Backtrack from the location of the previous target back to Sulyya Springs for the next one, so we can activate its Waystone too. Give everyone Black Belts, equip your *weakest* weapons; make sure it's Tier-1 weapons. Of course you can also decide to retry by restarting this mission: you just obtained the Gold Watch, which will make five-stars in this battle easier; unfortunately you'll have to return to Oerba to restart it. Fang should (but doesn't necessarily have to. Backtrack to the Twilit Cavern, and locate the orange Cie'th stone marker on your in-game map; reach it to start the next quest. For this fight, set up the following Paradigms with Lightning, Fang, Hope: [1] SYN/SEN/SYN[2] SAB/SEN/RAV[3] RAV/SEN/RAV[4] COM/SEN/RAV[5] COM/COM/RAV[6] MED/SEN/MED. Cie'th Mission # 51 - Attacus, the Soulless (Class A)Cie'th Location: Faultwarrens - Any "D-area" after completing quests #45, #46, #47, #48, #49, #50.Target Location: Faultwarrens - Tyrant's Throne.Mark: Attacus.Reward: Genji Glove.Secondary reward: 10x Bomb Core.Note: this is by far the hardest of the enemies of the Faultwarrens. Download for free on all your devices - Computer, Smartphone, or Tablet. Fang should progress as RAV to get the Role bonuses; at Level 5, this method will be most effective (you can use this method also at RAV Lv 1 though). If you're lucky you will kill the enemy before he gets up. Cie'th Mission # 41 - Gaian Grudge (Class A)Cie'th Location: Faultwarrens - Via Lunae (C1).Target Location: Faultwarrens - Gaian Path (D1).Mark: 3x Tonberry.Reward: Doctor's Code.Secondary reward: Tonberry Figurine.Note: enemies can be surprised by pre-emptive strike, which means that you can kill at least two of them with a "free" Stagger (COM/COM/RAV). [1] SYN/SYN/SYN[2] SAB/SAB/SAB[3] SYN/SYN/MED[4] RAV/RAV/RAV[5] COM/COM/SAB[6] SEN/SEN/SEN. The dev team also showed off the PS5 version, which promises improved visuals, faster loading times, and … Equip Black Belts, cast Haste and Bravera on Fang and Lightning, and then kill the three minions first with COM/COM/RAV. Two can be found on the way from the Save Station closest to the exit to the Save Station closest to the "Oretoises area" (central-North area, around the hill where you encountered Gigantuar); this is probably the quickest farming route you can follow (if you get at least one Gold Nugget, go save and then reload to farm two more; if you don't get anything from either of them, reload without saving). Then summon Bahamuth, and immediately use Gestalt and Megaflare without even bothering to attack once before that -- Megaflare will insta-kill all the minions. Cie'th Mission # 31 - Newfound Purpose (Class B)Cie'th Location: The Archylte Steppe - Haerii Archaeopolis (Waystone).Target Location: The Archylte Steppe - Haerii Archaeopolis.Mark: Pulsework Champion, 3x Seeker. If you didn't do so earlier, craft a bunch of Rune Bracelet*, and equip them to greatly reduce Magic damage caused by this enemy.
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