As a general rule of thumb, bosses and cieth cannot be tamed. Still sucked balls compared to the healing I got from all the additional RTs. It bears noting that in Final Fantasy XIII-2, some monsters are tameable - most are, in fact. A few years after the events of the blockbuster RPG Final Fantasy XIII, Lightning seems to have disappeared, and Serahs town has suddenly become overrun by monsters. I'm willing to acknowledge that given it was my first night running CBT perhaps I wasn't using it completely optimally, but I would try to feed it prior to big predictable hits (barreling impacts, drake AE on Cenarius, feeding time for Elerethe, etc).
Most of the other fights were the same, and Cloudburst didn't make up for it by any means. FWIW raid size/comp was exactly the same both weeks, so it was a pretty close comparison. In this game the player has the freedom to choose from. I could go on all day about these fantastic final fantasy games but its time to choose a winner.
#Cloudburst ff13 2 how to#
Hd videos of key battles and how to beat every boss. Almost 18 MILLION of that loss was due to Riptide alone not healing as much this week (27 casts this week, 60 casts last week). One of the games dropped the ff13 name, and another was renamed into the upcoming final fantasy 13-2. Cenarius for example I went from ~101M in heals last week to ~77M this week. Episode 3.1 - Albino Lobo: Episode 3.2 - Buccaboo, Cloudburst. My numbers on pretty much every single fight were way down. Episode 2 - Zwerg Scandroid or Garchimacera: This really comes down to a matter of preference.
I can say definitively that it was a horrific mistake to do so.
I've been running Echo since EN opened, and last night I thought I'd try out Cloudburst on a Normal clear to see how I liked it.
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