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Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy (2011)

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Well, I don't think I did much more of interest with Yuna, so she will probably be hanging back and chilling out with the rest of the Level 100 characters. As of this writing, but obviously not the playing herein depicted, that club actually extends to include every single playable character... meaning mostly that once I work off this gargantuan backlog I've rebuilt for myself, I can actually just start playing with whoever I want.

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Tifa Lockhart vs. Warrior of Light
Order's Sanctuary
("Dungeon," Final Fantasy I)

This time, we join Tifa trying out a little something I hadn't really been too sure about at the time. I've pointed out that summons have a limited number of uses and then a refractory period where they must recharge. Manual summons like the Magic Pot that you usually see used for tackling opponents with a strong level advantage will only be able to act twice before they need to spend a whopping five battles recuperating.

On the other hand, a majority of summons have an Auto version that will trigger when particular conditions are met...in this case, "Magic Pot (Auto)" will take the same effect of mimicking the enemy Bravery level when it happens to be three times its base value or higher. So, you can actually suffer a Break and just let them attack you until the enemy's bravery is high enough to your liking, then allow it to restore to its normal value and recover, immediately triggering the effect and letting you have the desired effect.

It's a bit more complicated to manipulate Auto summons sometimes, since you can't control the exact trigger point...just try to set things up so that they'll kick in when they'll be most helpful. For your trouble, an Auto summon will let you call on it three times before taking only three battles off, so even tough opponents should be far more often manageable than not.

Of additional note here is that sometimes attacks will have strong homing and follow-ups that you can't actually ignore just by substituting out with the aid of your assist character. It's not too terribly unusual, but it tends to be funny to watch.

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