Uploaded January 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
MPH means Milons per hour.
Music:
-) Twisted Metal 2: Moscow Slide
-) Alien Soldier - The Ultimate Fight (Bonus Track)
\\Lich GT//
HP: 11,000
A new boss for the 1.4 build (no details on where he appears or why, but the more experienced will be able to tell from the battle location; it's also an optional battle), Lich follows it's FF4 counterpart to an extent with an array of Earth and Poison attacks, while also being flanked by two undead cohorts.
The battle starts with Lich using Zombie Powder, which inflicts Poison onto the entire enemy team and sets flags for the Attack Squad accompanying it to become 'undead'; in that they gain a significant defence boost but will 'drain' the Restorative element, meaning you can gib them with healing magic.
His AI is almost identical to Motorball/Rubicante; he'll open with an arm sword that drains HP and inflicts Paralysis but can only use this once per turn (unlike the Motorball AI, which has a chance to attack again on the same turn).
He'll then hunch over and hit out with FF4 Lich's signature ability, Cursed Elegy, which can inflict the dreaded Dual-Drain status + Darkness. This is followed by Corpse Gas which hurts your party, can inflict Poison + Death Sentence, and gives a small bit of healing to the enemy team. He'll ram the party for physical damage during this time as well.
When he goes upright, he'll use his strongest ability; Leech of the Land. This is earth-based, drains damage as HP, and can inflict Slow-Numb. The major mechanic of the fight is fighting back against the HP drain while also managing several serious statuses that are on timers.
As with all mechanical enemies, Bolt enjoys a good turn of damage here and Lich's defences aren't too great compared to other mechanicals, meaning you can land some heavy damage with the right set-up. You can also keep Lich's physical attacks halved by leaving one of the Attack Squad alive, which would be safer if the Mini or Frog statuses were being used; Lich is flagged as Back Row until both of these enemies are dead. Or, eh, un-undead.
Note: I'm going to start trying to list all the music used in vids, and after NT is finished I'll be going through old ones to do the same there :I
MPH means Milons per hour.
Music:
-) Twisted Metal 2: Moscow Slide
-) Alien Soldier - The Ultimate Fight (Bonus Track)
\\Lich GT//
HP: 11,000
A new boss for the 1.4 build (no details on where he appears or why, but the more experienced will be able to tell from the battle location; it's also an optional battle), Lich follows it's FF4 counterpart to an extent with an array of Earth and Poison attacks, while also being flanked by two undead cohorts.
The battle starts with Lich using Zombie Powder, which inflicts Poison onto the entire enemy team and sets flags for the Attack Squad accompanying it to become 'undead'; in that they gain a significant defence boost but will 'drain' the Restorative element, meaning you can gib them with healing magic.
His AI is almost identical to Motorball/Rubicante; he'll open with an arm sword that drains HP and inflicts Paralysis but can only use this once per turn (unlike the Motorball AI, which has a chance to attack again on the same turn).
He'll then hunch over and hit out with FF4 Lich's signature ability, Cursed Elegy, which can inflict the dreaded Dual-Drain status + Darkness. This is followed by Corpse Gas which hurts your party, can inflict Poison + Death Sentence, and gives a small bit of healing to the enemy team. He'll ram the party for physical damage during this time as well.
When he goes upright, he'll use his strongest ability; Leech of the Land. This is earth-based, drains damage as HP, and can inflict Slow-Numb. The major mechanic of the fight is fighting back against the HP drain while also managing several serious statuses that are on timers.
As with all mechanical enemies, Bolt enjoys a good turn of damage here and Lich's defences aren't too great compared to other mechanicals, meaning you can land some heavy damage with the right set-up. You can also keep Lich's physical attacks halved by leaving one of the Attack Squad alive, which would be safer if the Mini or Frog statuses were being used; Lich is flagged as Back Row until both of these enemies are dead. Or, eh, un-undead.
Note: I'm going to start trying to list all the music used in vids, and after NT is finished I'll be going through old ones to do the same there :I
