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Final Fantasy XII HD Remaster: The Undying Final Boss Fight and Ending (1080p)
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Vayne: I have superior might, armor, and magicks!!!
Baitheir: I have plenty of spare gil, you can have them.
Kelsey Dela Rosa hahahaha
So this is what my priest meant when he said we must beware of money since Jesus compared himself with Mamon.
Mamon 1 - 0 Jesus
When in doubt, bribe them
It's even funnier cause you spelt his name as (Bait)hier XD.
I have to try that with max gil
Ok be honest, who else panicked when they saw this guy doesn't have a health bar
i did
Me
Yep
Me
Me.
Balthier charming as ever, even at the very end he still reminds you that he is the "leading man" of the story
Vaan: am I a joke to you?
@@abrahammartinez3603 Everyone: Yes. Yes you are.
@@abrahammartinez3603
Vaan is more of an afterthought than a true protagonist.
Hell, even Ashe is more of a MC than Vaan is.
I'm gay for Balthier
@@JameyMcQueenI always thought of Vaan as being the eyes of the story. He is not the protagonist, but the story unfolds before his eyes. IMO, the true protagonists are Ashe, Basch and Balthier.
I cracked up when he started using Gil Toss
"Wow I keep dying to his Piercing Holy shit okay I guess I'll toss my money at him WELL DAMN 10K DAMAGE"
Noel S gil toss is absolutely OP lol
screw the rules, I have money! *use Gil Toss
Noel S That can be translated: "Okay, enough of all this dying to your Piercing Holy bull$hit! This is me when I get serious!" *uses Gil Toss FTW*
I guess that makes him pay to win XD
the power of money
such a lovely ending.. totally worth it to be top 10 best seller game in PS2
It was way ahead of its time in 2008 but in 2017 it is going to be replayed forever by Final fantasy 12 fans on PS4
Mark Nobody **2006**
Didnt beat the original and I think that the zodiark changes ultimately turned it into a much better game. Now in 2017 I beat this game finally and can say that it was pretty enjoyable and fun but not perfect
Dude, I thoroughly enjoyed this game. Oh I'm ready to play it again. :D
God, it's been many long years since I finished playing this gem. I can't believe I managed to pass it off as boring the first time around, because the entire thing started in the sewers with the main character killing giant rats. By the time he got to the wastes I was hooked. Got every mark, tried to unlock every bestiary (damn, that's a genuinely amazing amount of work put into that part of the game), and skipped out on fighting that one crazy-buffed super-boss because I always thought my PS2 would overheat before I actually managed to beat the damn thing.
Looking back at this now, I find it sweet that the god would not leave Vayne behind. If this were any other story, the Occuria would probably have just stabbed Vayne in the back and call him useless. Instead, Venat gave its life so that they could put up one last fight. It's proud of Vayne and everything they've accomplished. In the end, they became the Undying so that the world would no longer remain a plaything of the undying ones.
"You shall not tread this path alone. Together we go. Come."
well said
Makes you think, vayne and venat wanted humans to be free and choose their own path so... Why are they fighting them? Maybe they overdid it and surely they would have to answer for their mistakes but at least they didn't lack the will to walk a different path for a greater good.
@@abrahammartinez3603 Vayne had his own ambitions of becoming the next Dynast-king and was following them, and I guess Venat having fufilled it’s goal gave it’s life and power to it’s partner and let the mortals duke it out and determine the course of history now truly free of the Occuria
@@MrTervehattara Basically. With the Cryst sundered, Vayne and Venat both had no further reason to live, especially after Vayne was already dying after the Novus fight. The entirety of the Undying fight is Vayne/Venat trying to take you and the party with them on their way out.
@Stark Jegan it's been more then 10 years since I played this game and beat it. I remember how much i hated the combat system but i loved the story. I cried at the ending, and watching it all again I shed some tears at the ending. The ending theme is so memorable.
Took me some years before I realized XII had a Bahamut - and no, not the airship, but an actual dragon enemy.
Yeah, the summons from previous games are airships here. Quite neat if i say so myself
The mighty Alexander doesn't needed to be destroyed by bahamut again
Also have airshipp Leviathan too
@@Mardthatmynamein FFXII revenant wing levatain existe as an éon
It always makes me chuckle how bosses in this game do their epic super attacks at nobody in particular.
For me I always thought it was a let down.
The worst is Sephiroth super attack x)
I liked it when he died, ROAR!..... 😂
GhoullyXX that's a compromise of having an open world ish kind of game. In FFX you had fixed battle screens that were separate from the overworked. XII has the overworld and battle the same so it can't be as dynamic or visually appealing
espada9000 yeah because FFXV runs on more powerful hardware
Gil Toss. The true power to destroy is money. Deep man, real deep.
Yeah, Real deep pockets.
Yojimbo from FFX would agree!
The Super Shiny Mega Gengar *Nods in bounty hunter zanmato greatness* You are a man that understands the importance of not spending 2+ hours on a Penance battle. I salute you...
This game. This was the best last remnant of what Square Enix is capable of. I watched the entire cutscenes collection, the dialogue is so strong and the lore of the story is so rich with details, it even revolves around crystals! I do not see how this standard of storytelling in game and cinematics was not given the recognition it sought out, even if it was for the PlayStation two end era, this was a sign of how they could be even better than what they did for FFX. ALL previous FF hold a true, and this one is no exception, but while not perfect, is still a strong lesson in how a story in a game ought to be explored, told, and experienced.
FF14 is getting pretty close. Every quest is tied to the world around it in ways that amaze at times. Like how White Magic, often viewed as benign(even bordering on harmless depending on the game), caused a global catastrophe due to it's abuse(as explained in the White Mage Job quests), resulting in the Conjuror class becoming a thing, with only the Padjal remaining as true White Mages.
FF14 is an online MMO. Not really the same thing.
FFX's writing doesn't even hold a candle to the localized writing for FFXII. FFX was written for children while FFXII was written for well-read adults.
@@sonicboom20078 FFX was written for kids? Seeing as many parts of the Bible is read as children's tales I guess I can see your point.
None of the plot heavy FF games (2 and 4 onwards) are written for kids, for one the body count is too high and two define well read, I could define it as "someone who has read a book for his/her personal pleasure" and still have a relatively large gap of people that don't fit the bill, including the person that got me interested in XII!
I enjoyed XII when I finished it earlier this year on the Switch. Just think of how much better it would have been if Matsuda didn't leave midway through development. I know that Basch was originally planned to be the party leader.
Vaan: Why won't you die?
Vayne Novus: Nethicite, son!
It hardens in response to magical trauma!
I was literally just thinking that during the transformation scene
Balthier: redefining "pay to win" since...2017?
Lmao good one
since 2006 perhaps
Yiazmat looking at these party stats "Am I a joke to you?"
Oh man this game is still as beautiful as ever.
I mean technically isn't it more beautiful than it was?
Miku Ivalice yeah true
And thus Balthier leaves behind his supporting role and adopts a cameo role in Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions
as if ff12 revenant wings didn't exist XD
@@Xcross15 I wish it did not
As far as I'm concerned, Final Fantasy XII was Square's ultimate expression of grandeur. It was a game of profound nobility, which still deserves our greatest respect. Nothing that came after it ever made sense, as if the people who worked on this game had all died...
I have faith in money, and this make my faith stronger like never before
LOVE IT. The music Struggle for Freedom is amazing, and this battle is so epic.
Me too. But i still prefer the FF9 Melodies of Life. This was only my second.
Vayne and Venat being the good guys the whole time made for a great story.
the best villains are those who are heroes of their own story
@@CErra310 ....Please shut up with that, it ought be "The best villains are PROTAGONISTS of their own stories".
@@villainpartyrus108what? Saying they are the heroes of their own stories is totally valid. They view themselves as the good guys, how is that not them being the heroes of THEIR story? Protagonist and hero are not mutually exclusive terms.
@@haon7272w They're not mutually inclusive either
Hero is subjective. Protagonist is not. Hero is correct here so your comments are pointless
I wonder how many noticed in all these years that the Undying's design is a reference to Bahamut Zero with all the wings with Vayne even having the three Flare attacks of Bahamut, Neo Bahamut and Bahamut Zero.
Yakusoku no Ji well he does take parts of the ship, Bahamut, and makes them his body. So this is pretty much the first FF to have Bahamut be the final boss.
XII has a lot of references, connections and parallels to Vagrant Story, and this fight, and the fight before it, are one of them. The winged monstrosity that flies around a circular arena, like VS's final boss before him.
GoldenBear92 Mind blown. Never got the reference. So Vayne is Bahamut is essence wow. This is one of my favorite FF games and I've played the shit out of it and that never clicked with me.
@@Xalmuster it's because both have the same concept designer (akihiko yoshida)
@@JoaoVitor-nw6vq While true, there's story parallels between characters like Gramis and Bardorba, Vayne and Sydney, and in many other parts of the game too.
The Undying.......died
Talk about false products info.
Well you can't win against pay to win players like balthier hahaha
Gambit system in FF XII was revolutionary and made it one of the best in the series
Growing up on 12, and then coming back after playing 14's Endwalker expansion, it really is fascinating that they managed to capture the core essence of 12's Venat and interpret that in a completely new fashion for 14's version.
Venat betrayed his own kind to sunder the undying Occuria's hold on Ivalice and allow mortal man to choose his own path, ultimately choosing to die at the end of its ambitions to finally ensure that the Occuria would never manipulate the world again.
Venat betrayed her own kind to Sunder the star and its inhabitants to create mortal man, so that that he could choose his own future and find meaning in his journey amidst tragedy and suffering. And chose to die so that man could truly be his own master, unbeholden to any god.
Two extremely different characters with vastly differing contexts, but both bearing the same name, beliefs, and legacy.
Anyone else notice how much 15 "borrowed" from this?
A deposed child of kings wants their throne back after theyre invaded and is presumed dead
A brother from another kingdom conquered by the Empire goes to serve them leaving the good sibling to angst
A party member who is the son of the leading inventor of the Empire and
A main villain connected to gods who schemes his way up the ladder
1buszybudy13 only that Ardyn is a lucis caelun...and he was cursed
Well at least it wasnt a copy paste..
Also, the "home" city is protected by a giant wall and a magical barrier, and that the prince travels to another country to get married to the princess.
but the big different is that ff 15 dont have female companion.
And copied it poorly, there wasn't that much depth and character in Niflheim as it did with Archadia
The Undying has one of the coolest FF Boss designs ever.
AnonymousSenpai9000 IKR? This guy actually kicked my ass the first time I fought him. I barely made it to the 1st barrier stage that time.
Then came the use of Bubble. That one status effect changed everything, and I won the second time around because of it, though it was a long, hard fight. No Gil Toss, no Zodiark, no broken ultimate weapons, not even a Quickening.
Music as well! The Undying Theme is so epic.
the animations, the sound, pretty cool.
I just beat him an hour ago.
I already miss this fight
Disgustingly horrifying, but still awesome at the same time.
Its crazy this game from 2006, very detailed visual game
ruclips.net/video/hYKu9e4sSjI/видео.html. 👍🏼
Damn, Basch in here looks like my crush back in college days. He's been gone for 6 years now. I've already moved on now but .. still.. RIP.
Still my absolute most favorite FF game to date. God I need to play this game again, but the original since it was a bit more difficult.
12TZA is my favorite FF as well
Proper way to kill an Undying: toss gill at him
the manner in which rich people get rid of problems, By throwing money at is
reminds me of that gif "im going to pay you $100 to fuck off"
no
Tossing a coin to your witcher before tossing a coin to your witcher was cool.
6:30 *blocks Gigaflare Sword*
Jesus Vaan, what is that shield made of?
Nathan Gilbert NANO MACHINE, SON!
STANDING
ON THE EDGE
the same material his brain is comprised of, unbelievably dense rock
Denning XD
Tired OfYourBullShit ididnt see this coming
I shed a tear when the Bahamut fell........ That poor friendly dinosaur in the Dalmasca Eastersand was not expecting this kind of death X(.
Lol
Vayne is literally a pillar man
I mean he buffed himself and then he became the ultimate lifeform
Dam.... Vayne was trying to save mankind from an awfull fate, by destroying mankind and sentencing it to an awfull fate....
"Fran, please."
Nanomachines, son!
Always liked the Guildenstern vibes this boss had, from it's general design to several of his attacks being similar to just the way he hovers around the circular arena in the same way.
They were designed by the same guy, in fact.
When you have a problem just throw money at it just like in real life
If I had to rank favorite boss battle sequences - id say FF12 is my favorite. FF7 just about second place and then FF9 as third. I dunno, I just find this one more intriguing. Save the kingdom from this mad man before Ivalice is no more! Plus, the world of Ivalice has been a fascination of mine in the FF universe.
Yes, it's my second favorite final boss in this franchise. And my favorite game and music.
Favorite final boss would be Caius from 13-2
The cutscene and how good it looked blew my mind when I first played this
I like that you're fighting a sort of mechanical human form of Bahamut.
Though Vayne literally turning into Broly will never not make me laugh. It's so over the top especially for a relatively "grounded" story like XII.
yesterday i've finished my final fantasy 12, 25 aug 2023 .. and this marked the 6th final fantasy games i've beaten. first is 9 then 8, 7, then 6 and then 10 and yesterday 12. all ff games are awesome on their own way.. and the music kiss me good bye by nobuo uematsu hit me the most
Having only seen the ending once before this video only now did I realizehow much this fight resembles Vagrant Story last boss in several aspects including the combat area :O
I enjoyed this game's ending. Some have felt dull, some have felt silly, some have simply been too long.
But somehow I just felt this one got enough right.
It's better than some might realize, because have Vayne that just can't just be written off as an average evil megalomaniac character because he demonstrates remorse and acceptance that he is "no dynast king"
He really believed he would be the power to usher Arcadia and Ivalice into a new age like Raithwall, he acknowledges his faults in his image of what that king should be when he gets his ass kicked.
Vayne also knows his life is done for when he says to Venat "Won't Cid be eager to learn what has happened"
Venat is contempt because the nethicite and power the Occuria had over Ivalice is gone
Vayne isn't the greatest character and not a great villain, but the entire story shows that Vayne is so ruthless that he would do anything to eliminate obstacles in his way, but his final scene after getting his ass kicked shows that he wasn't mad and probably not evil up to this point that you were shown to expect.
And that's really what I like about the ending, is that depending on how you look at things, the antagonist was wrong/bad but never was evil, he was doing everything he thought was necessary to bring order, stability, and prosperity to Ivalice even if his family stood in the way of that goal. I would compare him to the antagonists from Legend of Korra, where their bad actions were their twisted up version of what they believed was right.
@@Rottypops Similar to Macbeth for most of your description. And Machiavellian for the rest.
2:18
... i gotta say, Aerith life stream can be rather deadly at sometimes.
I remember when I was younger and I would play on my Uncle’s save file. I don’t remember what equipment he had prior to me saving his game on my memory card cause why not and I blew all the money on Golden Axes for the entire team because it had 110 damage therefore is perfect for this already set up team. After a few years I came back to the game and got Excalibur on that save and grinder for a few hours and I beat him. Then I replayed the entire game and passed the area I was stuck on with ease since I knew of the Dustia farm. Got Vaan to level 70 something and then figured I’m basically set for the game lol. It took forever but it was worth all the money I had then and endgame. I learned the trick to get the Zodiac Spear so I got that pretty early on, then I grabbed Excalibur during the story mission which led me to the crystal. I tried getting Tournesol but the grind was such a pain in the butt so I decided not to. I then kicked Gilgamesh’s butt and got all the genji gear and the masamune so that was cool. I had a few things to get the Wyrmhero blade but I knew I would not have the patience to beat Yiazmat so I just called it a day and beat the game.
Lol I went into this boss fight not realizing this was supposed to be the finale. Guess the lack of background outer space put me off guard.
Sharil Shahed Those space boss battles. Hell... even in KH1 you’re fighting in, what seems to be, space.
When Balthier said Leading Man never dies, he really means it
This was my favorite ff game. ff8 is my second.
Ismail Marsh switch those for me but I'm glad to see someone has the same tastes as I do.
Wow switch then for me as well! Ff12 takes a close close second though. Seems as though most people that like 8 like 12 too.
Adam Mapp Not true, my favorite is FF8 and I find 12 really boring. I'm here because I couldn't keep myself playing til the end.
What about ff10? That was good too
FF12TZA is my favorite FF too!
This game is literally TOP 5 FF SAGA
Top 3. My absolute favorite.
* Top 1
Top 3 for sure. X, XII Zodiac, and VII Remake are the best.
Big fan of 8,9,10, and 12.
My top 5
•FF IX
•FF X
•FF XII
•FF IV
•FF VI
The song man the song 😭😭😭😭😭
Kei Fuensalida I'm so glad they didn't seem to change it much.
Struggle for Freedom, most epic theme of FF imo
Thanks for playing!!!!!I loved it!
LOL i like that everyone liking this game now back then people hate it bcus they don't understand Gambit system and not able try the game but still talk shit
Don't even understand... the gambit system isn't difficult to understand, just idiots complaining mate
It's like anything that requires a learning curve. The gambit skill has some intracacies but because of that you can do so much with it
Gambits really saves you time from selecting attack everytime it’s your move. Unlike all previous turn based games
Loved this game ever since we first had it on the ps2. Was more than ecstatic when I heard it was getting a remake
FR man, the gambit system is your biggest ally in that game if you know how to use it
So Venat really chose to die at the end accompanying Vayne, since his own main objective, the freedom of humans from the Occuria, had already been achieved.
Vayne wanted to become a new Dynast King but failed, and Venat chose/decided to "die" with him.
For an occuria, Venat cared about the potentials and dignity of humanity more than of his own immortality and godhood.
I wonder what the occuria think of all of it and what they did with the rest of "time" since they theoretically lost all contact with humans (and others).
So Venat wins when all is said and done. Such a great 'behind-the-curtain' villain!
Got exactly what he wanted, just not the way he intended.
this game is timeless
Best ff of all time I don't care.
Same, love it
Me too. My favorite.
The Undying is probably the only FF final boss that dies by Exploding.
maybe he use steroids because he was soo pomp muscler.
Traditionally, bosses die on the battle screen, then a dialogue occurs after exiting the battle screen with that boss very much dead. Bravely illustrates and draws upon that trope by having bosses dying breaths take place in the battle screen. With installments like XII where the battle and field areas are one and the same... :3
Venat is the shit. Venat, Vayne, and Cid are the best team in ff. Betrayed the gods to help man defeat the gods.
Absolutely. Venat is even willing to go out with his friend in one final stand-off.
cheesepuffsthings "The pleasure was all mine."
Gets me right in the feels.
cheesepuffsthings and I have to add that Vayne is the most realistic, relatable for villain in the franchise. He's not a god, he's not insane, he doesn't want to destroy the world or control time or any of that. He is a politician, an emperor, whose "villainous" agenda could just as easily be seen as benevolent from a certain point of view. Such an underrated villain and such an underrated game.
Indeed. A good amount of his more villainous aspects are his country's that he's taken upon himself rather than his own, if I remember correctly. He's opposing the protagonists more by circumstance than by any design. (Also, Cid's a terrible dad.)
The only reason I am not getting this re-release is that I played the shit out of the original.
The only thing I don't really like about this boss fight is that he floats outside of the arena pointlessly, unlike every other boss in the game. Would have been cooler to have him in the middle of your guys fucking shit up. Still just a nitpick in what is otherwise my favorite 3D FF.
damn.. the backsound of this game is freak'in awsome..
I have an insatiable fascination with final boss disintegration animations, and I'll always stand by this being the absolute peak of them as far as Final Fantasy is concerned. XII was kind of a hot mess, but the final boss and ending are BOMB.
He reminds me of Broly from dragon Ball lol
History begins anew. ❤️
Holy shit you know you can cheese that piercing holy right? Just put on the white mask and holy will actually heal you instead of damage you
Vayne Solidor. Easily the best most underrated FF villain
Seems that single target haste is a waste of time when the boss is constantly dispelling and or killing you.
Fangs are fractional damage based off max HP, which never works on bosses, unless changed from the original game for some reason. This damage calculation is why Bubble doesn't help much against Balkanamy using them either (on top of them clogging the spell queue in the original version).
Gil Toss is nice, and so is a fully charged Dark Matter for bosses in critical HP (or comparable new items).
I remember being lvl 70 in this fight and having hard time thinking I am underleveld
no bubble belts no zodiac spear no marusme (how ever its spelt)
And then i discovered Yiazmat.
11:44 Teraflare misses completely. Almost kills team anyway.
Teraflare barrs Xd.🔰
Ah mist, one of the greatest illusion ever. One does not simply summon zodiark and left the ship "Bahamut" in one piece
finishing a game like that before any guide or tutos on Internet was very challenging when it's your first FF game, I fall in love and was very proud to finish it, I bought the next one but I hated the corridor style, I didnt played much of it
Why is Vayne face remain my of Rich Piana lol 00:09
So after all those gigaflare swords bathe used to smash the ground, it is still completely intact after the battle.
*vayne
I’m still cracking up about Vaan blocking that one. I was picturing the dark souls party/riposte lol
This boss is literally the closest thing to Bahamut we'll ever get in this game. Let alone as a final boss.
The shadowy monster is literally a Heartless from Kingdom Hearts! 🖤
"You shall not tread this path alone. Together, we go... come...."
God the ending to this game is amazing! I am a FFX fan till the end but 12 spoke to me just as much.
Best FF in history
In my third gameplay, I was focusing on getting to the max level and finishing all quests, main and secondary, by the time I arrived on the battle with Yiazmat I was lv 80 already. My characters were hiting 9999 on all attacks. Now looking at the final battle with Vayne, I realise that when you do a max. level focused run, Vayne doesn't stand a minimal chance hahaha.
Diego Bessa nope. Even some hunts other than Yiazmat were more challenging.
_atmofficial The last five hunts (minus Ba’Gamnan) were brutal. As were the fights with Hell Wyrm, Chaos, and Zodiark.
@@theerealatm it's because those bosses aren't required to progress through the story. Imagine fighting yiazmat as the final boss. It would take hours just to get him half of his life bar.
Hope Gigaflare-Sword is his BURST in the Android Game Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omina.
Beated Him 3 Times I KEEP DYING WHEN HE USES TERAFLARE
I've beaten him with party of lvl 30-ish. Well, that was before. (And no Zodiac Spear)
espada9000 Not really. I have them equipped with good items from my high level characters. I also almost maxed out my LB for all characters.
FFXII is the best FF game I've ever played, then it's FFXV, FFX, FFVI, FFVII
Depois desse jogo vc fica criterioso com os demais, que história, que gráfico, que enredo, envolvente, cativante, singular, espetacular.
One of the only Final Fantasy villains that actually succeeds, the others being Kefka, Caius, and to some extent Ardyn. Not Vayne, his goal was to conquer all of Ivalice, but Venat, her goal was free Ivalice from the eternal shackles of her people.
You lost your point halfway through your comment, lol.
@@JameyMcQueen How so? Venat the Betrayer is the one who conspired to free Ivalice from the grip of its brethren. Vayne was just a means to that end and not even a successful one since it was Princess Ashelia who destroyed the Sun Cryst, thereby destroying the yoke the Occuria placed upon the people of Ivalice to control them.
Vayne, you will never be a true dynast-king nor a true warrior using an occuria's power when you join force with one another of the gods themselves
Still the ending though it make me smile when I see it
B-but it's okay because they're friends!
animeheroful Wasn't Venat one of the keys to end the tyranny of the Occuria? I can't fully side with Vayne, but you have to give credit where its due, his ruthlessness, along with Cid's genius and Venat's wisdom, made the liberation of Ivalice possible. Of course, replacing a tyrant with another one fixes nothing, so he had to be stopped... That was the point at which the main cast did something useful (besides killing idiot judges and unwittingly making Venat's plan possible), they made sure that the world after the Age of Stones was free of godly dictators. Also, the fact that Vayne is a true warrior is out of question, he fought the main cast without any magical doping before sapping Larsa and becoming buff... The merging with Venat was the last thing he tried, after all the "warriorish" methods failed. So, he is a brave warrior and a great tactician and plotter with great ruthlessness. But, I agree with the fact that he is no dynast king, but that's a good thing because the Dynast King, Raithwall, was a nothing but a tool of the normal Occuria (instead of working against them, as Vayne did by collaborating with Venat).
I finished the game today finally and I was grinding for over 4k hp on Vaan like it said in the walkthroughs that I needed to survive his strongest move but somehow I was fast enough to take him down without even using that move I thought at first..weird but it must have been teraflare and I survived it with 4100 hp on Vaan and can't recall even seeing it deal 4k and I checked it was 3400 like in this video. Didn't think that was possible. I had protect up, though. Walkthrough wasn't spot ot when it's 3400 on Vaan instead.
Anyone finding trouble with this boss? In my first time I got completely wrecked and was dumbfounded since whole team is level 70 with the highest buyable non-rare weapons I could find (Golden Axe and Save the Queen). Got all the main spells and all the espers..and yet still he won't die. What could I be doing wrong? I'm asking because I feel I just want closure with this game now so I can move on and I'm not too jazzed if it turns out I need to level up more and go find all the rare weapons.
Oliver Cant Actually, you might want to check your gambits. This boss is only Lv. 55, so a party of Lv. 70 characters should have no trouble beating this guy.
Gambits are your key to success in this game. Without them, even a Lv. 99 party is dead meat against this boss.
In case you haven't beaten him yet, invest in some Bubble belts (kill 16 marks then go to the Clan shop). Pretty much makes every battle a doddle when you've got double HP.
Lol what, I beat the final boss when vaan is lv 55 and others still around 44-48, the only item that I use is Phoenix down.
Late to the party, but...get Bubble, Bravery and Faith, keep that on everyone at all times, and this boss is actually kinda stupidly easy.
The music is so crunchy, it fits so well with the steam punk abomination casually making himself immune to EVERYTHING (within reason)
this part alone is better than the whole Ff xv game.
John Blake FF XV is shit
Funny the same was said about 10 to this game, guess everyone can't like a game.
Odin Icewalker agreed..plus i paid 65 dollara for it.
John Blake lol its your fault for being stupid kid.
John Blake i like final fantasy xv and this too. 😕
Now we wait for the 3ds Revenant wings re-release
That...that would be amazing.
Maybe I will be able to beat it this time.
Maybe a dynasty warriors style game?
no i haven't would love to play a lot of these games but the only modern gaming device i have is a 3ds
no i don't have a source of income
This! They should make a 3D remake of it like they did with Kingdom Hearts: CoM
Best ending ever imo
I don’t know why I love the boss death, it must of hurt 🤣🤣🤣
Let’s play a sad tune on the world smallest violin
Vayne getting himself pumped full of nethicite and becoming Bahamut like.
Grandiose
The always makes me cry
You defeated him by Gil tossing?
Well I did that too in FF's with Gil toss to a final boss
Thank you gil toss! Saving the day!
I sort of don’t get why Venat bothered, wasn’t he saying his plan was already complete? What was the point of merging with Vayne?