Note: This guide contains light spoilers for the end of act I from Clearly dark: expedition 33
It is act II. The action thickens. Big Daddy Gollum has still done chaos her damn team, and the role of Gustave is now played by Clive Rosfiel – he, verso. Despite the trade with the devil of the Hell's Kitchen for Final Fantasy VIII'S number one SimpIt is a relatively simple transition, but not one without his quirks – and learning a whole new gimmick. As soon as you have learned this gimmick and deal with some of the deep skills in his tree, verso can become the linchpin of your team. We show you how.
Basic kit
One of the things in advance that facilitates the transition from Gustave to Foso is the fact that He immediately inherits all the weapons that you collected as a gustave. Do you remember the day on which a party member went and you would take all the good armor and weapons with you? God, we lived as wild in the 90s.
That means you first have a beautiful deep gun chamber of sword options. That means it is the best way if you stay for a little with Verso's basic loadout, as this is best possible It is the only character that can exercise light magic directly from the goal without preparing the ability (ie Lune Mayhem).
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This is practical because all enemies in the first large area in which they come to the back are weak to light. You will get a lot of practice if you simply hold the course in the main story. Besides, it is not quite its standard loadout, but The duall list boss At the end of this area, the Dualliso sword drops. This enables the back a second round of a basic attack to get such a weapon so early after receiving it if it is worth mentioning as the decisive part of his kit, especially because of his …
Special mechanic: perfection
Devil May Cry Fans will be at home with this mechanic. Verso basically only has the ranking system of this game as a gimmick. Quite simply, they started in class D and landed, give way and add a certain amount of perfection points that increase the grade from D, C, B, A to S, with points being taken away when they make a hit.
However, the phrase is that all skills of Versos receive a loss of damage depending on the rank, but many of them also have a certain rank in which they are further improved. The use of an ability bound with a certain rank of letter has reached the verso enables a secondary effect. This can be all if you earn more perfection when the attack hits, up to more damage or even expensive skills.
An excellent example here is Verso's perfect breakability. In itself, it is a fairly powerful lighting. However, if you hit it while you are at Rank B, it only costs five APs to fill (from seven). So if you are ranked, you have your crimes in certain ranks – especially in the early parts of Akt II – where the real fun is. It's not always about running to adjust to him.
Recommended builds and synergies
There is another ongoing aspect of Versos Skill Tree, which does not necessarily deserve a core player, but deserves screaming. This is the fact that there are some skills that are pointed out to sacrifice health, status and rank in order to either benefit the party or have to do absurd amounts of damage. This is actually a really well implemented way of binding the fight with its place in the narrative, but it also means that also to build up a character based on skills that float around a certain rank. If you are ready to take a risk, you can build a back into a devastating glass cannon.
Even if you don't go down this street completely, Berserk Slash should be a permanent ability for every verse player. It enables him to do more damage the less health he has. If you want to get additional nuts, combine this with overloading (gives nine AP, jumps immediately onto the back of R -Rank, but lets your health fall on one point) and watch how Berserk Slash sends your enemies who scream into the shadow area.
This is a safer strategy as soon as you get the fraudster Picto from beating Sprong (the massive Nevron in the sea) – and it is one of these combos that can completely break the game as soon as you get the painted Power Picto, which removes the 9,999 damage left. With the back, honor is waiting for those who can pass the edge of life and death.
But hey, if you want to get your boy to safety and still want to make a number on enemies, there are also many options for it. As already mentioned, the Dualliso blade, which you get from the duall list, grants a second round after a basic attack, which you can go back to you with energetic shots (20 percent free AIM recordings in AP) and lightning (Blans another curve) if you can absolutely monopolize an enemy if you are lucky. Couple storms with all the pictoses that improve critical hits, and they are almost always guaranteed to meet rank s in a very short time. As soon as you get into the latter parts of act II, you can basically only the spam and perfect stars – your most powerful light attacks – and you will put a lot of Nevros in the dirt.
At the beginning, however, their options will be a little more limited. Depending on how they are not in Dodges and Parries, it is completely viable to build the entire load of Verso in order to stay in the C-rang. Berserk Slash and Streiksturm both benefit in this rank, which helps the case. However, you can also build up the verso as a support character with leadership and paradigm shift (both grant the rest of the AP team). In this case, you would like to pick up the Lanceram sword on your trip at some point, as it is guaranteed that you are never lower than C.
Clearly dark: expedition 33 Is now available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Windows PCs.
