Another useful tool when you're fighting Caius is Curse, an ability which helps you interrupt the worst of his damage using any of your spells which end with -ga: Aeroga, Thundaga, and so on. Apart from that, you want to concentrate on delivering elemental damage when he's in his Ravenger stance, and physical damage when he's in Commando mode. Just make sure you deliver these without respite if you're hoping to induce a Stagger.
Once triggered, you know what to do - hit your Overclock ability as soon as possible, so you have plenty of time to get stuck into him. Keep this up and he'll eventually crumble, although it might take you a few attempts to get this fight down perfectly.
When he's dead, take a look at the item that's just in front of Lightning to get hold of the lovely weapon called Chaos's Revenge. At this point, you've actually completed the Wildlands main quest, but you need to hang around in this region to kick-start the final part of the main quest. Make your way to the very north of Eremite Peaks and talk to Sazh. When you follow the chocobo outside, you'll be able to unlock a new item sphere which then triggers a cut-scene.
Once you've completed this, you'll receive the Fragment of Smiles. You won't be able to take this quest any further until you've completed a couple of other side quests , namely Soul Seeds and Peace And Quiet, Kupo. Once you've got the Moogle Fragment you need, talk to a Soul Seed merchant and hand it over to get the Fragment of Radiance in exchange. Assuming your game time is somewhere between 7pm and 3am, you'll be able to go back to the Slaughterhouse and talk to Slaughterhouse Zoe.
Just be ready for a fight against a Zaltys Brimstone when you do so, although it can be beaten using the same tactics you've used for any of the other Zaltys fights you've had. The reward for beating this creature is the Fragment of Courage. Now you're ready to make your way to the fourth and final main region of Lightning Returns: the Dead Dunes.
Here you'll be able to get your hands on another fragment - the Fragment of Kindness - by beating Cactair, the second and final boss in this section of our guide. First of all you'll have to make your way to the Dry Floodlands, then use the Pilgrim's Crux on the altar to dispel the sandstorm and start the fight.
There's one key aspect to this fight that you must know about if you're to both beat Cactair and save your sanity at the same time. Although the enemy has a very low health pool, every hit you land against it will only inflict one point of damage. Just one. So, you want to focus on attacks that both hit multiple times, and also use up very little of your ATB.
Do you have anything in your arsenal that can inflict Slow against Cactair? Use it, as that will limit your opponent's attacking capabilities, while allowing you to keep chipping away.
A couple of other things to note about this fight. Staggering the enemy really doesn't confer any benefit , and any of your spells from the Ice class will actually heal him. Just keep chipping away and using your slowing debuffs and your opponent will fall to the ground before you know it.
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To be able to ride a Chocobo, will you need to complete missions , but before you have access to those missions you will need to do missions to unlock those missions. Afterwards, whenever you want to ride a Chocobo, simply walk up to one, and press to ride when the option comes up.
Note that the Chocobos and only be used to the large open area of Grand Pulse. User Info: tango Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to ask and answer questions. Question Status Can I use the chocobo? Sometimes a little exclamation point appears over the chocobos head when you're riding it.
When that happens, stop moving and pay attention to the direction the chocobo's head is pointing in - that tells you where the treasure is. Follow it until the exclamation mark starts bouncing like crazy and you get the option to dig. These treasures are infinitely obtainable, but despite having fixed locations marked on the map with stars , the treasure there is not fixed - it could be any of the above, and is randomly generated.
Each time you hop on a chocobo, only five random treasure locations will activate. Every time you find a treasure, the game keeps a little internal tally, and once you find certain amounts of treasure, you are guaranteed to find a milestone treasure from the table below.
For example, you are guaranteed to find a Gold Nugget on your first dig. Afterwards, whenever the player wants to ride, they can walk up to one, and press to ride when the option comes up. It is added at the end of many of the sentences spoken by moogle characters throughout the series, usually as a means of emphasizing said sentences. Chocobos have an infamous pungent odor often commented on by NPCs—the Brain Blast quizzes in Final Fantasy XIII-2 mention Academia students once had chocobo riding as a mandatory course, but this was dropped when parents complained of the smell rubbing off on their children.
By introducing a friend to the game through the campaign, players will be rewarded with Silver Chocobo Feathers, which can be traded with Calamity Salvagers in any of the starting towns. A common symbol of friendship throughout the realm, these brilliant plumes can be exchanged at Calamity salvagers for special rewards. Silver Chocobo Feather is used to purchase more than 25 items via trading.
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