Combat Sample Clauses

Combat. 3.1. Equipment p. 13 3.2. Alchemy p. 15 3.3. Technomancy p. 17

Combat. The game’s main Combat Interface allows for efficient control of your units during combat.

Combat. The game's combat system is turn-based. Character and enemy turns are defined by their Agility stat. By default, you only have direct control of your main character while your party members are AI-controlled. In this version of the game however, you'll have the option to set their Tactics to Direct Command. This is very helpful in boss battles. When exploring the floors in Tartarus, you can issue commands to your party by pressing the Square button. Splitting up is a great way for covering more area and earning more exp but with higher risk in combat. Your allies will keep the items they found along the way and surrender the items to you before going up to the next floor or exiting the dungeon. Exploiting enemy weaknesses is the core of the game's combat system. If you managed to hit an enemy with an attack it's weak against, it will deal extra damage and will be “Downed”. You'll also be awarded with one extra turn. You can keep getting extra turns as long as you're hitting and exploiting the weaknesses of different targets. If all enemies are downed, your team can initiate an “All-out attack” which deals even more damage to every enemy. You can have Xxxxxxx and later on, Xxxxx to Analyze new enemies you encounter to learn their weaknesses. You can't view weaknesses of bosses so you will need to rely on trial and error to know them. (Or just refer to this guide's recommendations) Aside from elemental attacks that have different properties (ice, fire. lightning), there are also different types of physical or weapon attacks. Swords, Naginatas and Daggers deal ‘Slash’ damage, Axe and Gloves deal ‘Strike’ damage while Xxxx, Xxxxxx and Guns deal ‘Piercing’ damage.