Quote Originally Posted by Renmiri View Post
Belias has fira, you just need to have his Summoner cast Oil

PS: As a sidenote, his overdrive Hellfire is NOT a fire based attack so it can be used against fire immune monsters.
It is fire-based. I was using Belias to try to fight the Bomb King one time (I was attempting to go for the Zodiac Spear after raithwall's tomb), and his Hellfire attack healed him. For those going for the Zodiac Spear early in the game and are using Belias to fight the Bomb King, that's why it's important to dismiss him as he's charging his Hellfire attack.

On the other hand, quickening concurrences are non-elemental and are considering physical damages. The Inferno concurrence, which looks just like Belias' Firaja when you fought him, did damage to the Bomb King.

Quote Originally Posted by Angel_from_hell View Post
When I was in the Henne Mines i got surrounded by a gang of jellies, and I thought I could kill them with ease but that wasn´t really the case. I ended up in the middle of the mob of jellies and the room was small so when everything started to look critical I had to fight my way barley alive and it was a real hell to get out from the small room. To my luck I came out alive but with very low hp.
That happened to me, too, during my first time through the Henne Mines. I thought I had to fight them before I could progress through. I didn't know I could oil and fire them. I just physically attacked them and used any random AoE spell (like Dark). Well, my guys kept getting confused, hurting each other, and they kept dying. It ended up resulting in a Game Over. ugrrh!!! I was so mad. I ended up turning the game off for the night. I then found out that I didn't have to fight them and that I could just run.

There's a similar mobbing incident that occurs in another gate junction in a secret area of those mines, but that one involves a different much much tougher type of enemies. However, for people who are wary and know of it, it's often referred to as the Ultimate Leveling-Up Room.

Quote Originally Posted by Setzer Gabianni View Post
I remember being on the Leviathan one time, and 4 judges attacked me all at once. Yes, I share your pain
On the ship, some people trip the alarms on purpose so they can have more soldiers to fight in order to gain more EXP, LP, and items. They just keep coming after you if you do this as you said.

During a time while the alarms are on the whole time, some even stay for a while constantly fighting soldiers for LP. These people are usually a bit higher leveled, though (they generally had leveled a bit at the beginning). If I were to try chaining soldiers at this point, the sound of the alarms would get quite annoying.