I like how Reflect can be used to counter physical attacks, too.
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I like how Reflect can be used to counter physical attacks, too.
I never used reflect in that battle, but just sided with Curaga, Hi-potions and ethers for restorative aiding. I dodged most of his predictable attacks, after undergoing many battles of repetition of being completed annihilated, or getting to one of the last health bars. I kept fluent in movement, and ran around a lot, and when I saw my chance I seized it and beat him to a pulp, using Berserk charge and normal attacks. Combos weren't very useful, especially Explosion for me.
EOFF needs a resurgence to it's former glory.
Well my tactic against him was to block his physical attacks and then counter with a combo, don't finish the combo,but press Square to send him in the air and then use the air combo. I only used reflect when he conjured those dark orbs. You can go on throughout the fight with a perfect, but nobody here's a robot so there are incidents when you mess up and don't block in time. I hate it when he does that fire thing, but I manage to run while being pulled without being sucked in. His meteor attack is very easy to dodge with just some double jump work.
I think I beat him on 80 my first time.
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Although I'm not sure about any other instances, it also returns damage from Tifa's physical attacks. It was very useful in round 49 of the Hades Cup.Originally Posted by Tavrobel
You can reflect almost any attack in the game with Reflect. It doesn't work quite as well as most would like it to against melee attackers, or enemies with a high attack speed, since there is a casting delay where you can get hit.Although I'm not sure about any other instances, it also returns damage from Tifa's physical attacks. It was very useful in round 49 of the Hades Cup.
However, all attacks can be Reflected for damage. The amount varies with the damage that was initially to be done (obviously). This is a broken ability, btw. It's even more broken in FM+, where nearly all of the Data fights can be annihilated within a minute using Reflect. Roxas suffers particularly gravely from this (he does the most damage), and Larxene, whose attacks stack on top of each other.
By the time I got around to him I was like 86
40-50, boy what an hour
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I did a lvl 34 one, with the weakest keyblade.
Yeah, it was hard.
No you don't.
Really...? Well congrats to you, but surely it wasn't done on Proud Mode?
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It was.Really...? Well congrats to you, but surely it wasn't done on Proud Mode?
Right now, I'm attempting to fight Sephiroth at the lowest level possible. I'm headed to Port Royal at Level 15... (First time)
I want to see if I can really beat him at a very low level.
lvl 50 at proud mode using Oblivian and lvl 80+ at critical using Ultima Weapon, see the difference.
According to this: GameFAQs: Kingdom Hearts II (PS2) Low Level Challenge Guide by CElliotNeal
The lowest level possible to face Sephy is level 34/35; that is, if you aren't playing Final Mix+ on Critical Mode. Also, I think he says that in Anti-Form you get 0 XP. Could be useful for forced battles.
Can you even tell me what the weakest keyblade is? If not, I doubt that you're telling the truth.I did a lvl 34 one, with the weakest keyblade.
Yeah, it was hard.
Bet anythign he says Kingdom Key, PuPu.
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