Pso2 elysion full#

Taking a look at the casting ring, some players noticed that there was writing on them. While it is an impressive way to quickly deal a large amount of damage to a single target it will still cost a hefty 50 pp per cast, so you’ll drain your bar extremely quickly this way.

Pso2 elysion full#

Of course the only weapon that can really take full advantage of uncharged Ilfoie is Elysion, whose latent ability doubles the power of uncharged Techs. Ilfoie does a fairly large portion of its damage when uncharged, as opposed to numerous techs which do typically less than 50% of their damage when charged (with the exceptions of Sazan, Sazonde and possibly others). Kind of a pity for a tech as cool looking as Ilfoie is. While the damage is impressive, the fact you’re rooted and it takes so long to charge combined with its tendency to miss anything that moves really makes the damage feel somewhat inadequate, at least for me. Else it’s very easy to end up whiffing the tech simply because the enemy decided to move 2 feet. The tech is entirely worthless against any enemy that isn’t immobilized, sluggish, or otherwise not going anywhere fast. Without this, your character may be stuck standing still for an uncomfortably long time, which isn’t really preferable for something squishy like a Force. In terms of practicality, you may want to invest fully into Flame Tech S Charge to bring the charge time down to a reasonable amount. It’s dramatic and really quite cool looking!

Release the button and a few moments later a great big flaming meteor will come crashing down. After a certain amount of time has passed, the target ring will change shape, indicating that it’s fully charged. It roots the caster in place, highlighting an area as the target of the attack. This section will explain the mechanics of the tech for those who haven’t tried it as of yet.