Uploaded December 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dr. Zaze, like it's real life counterpart, likes to smash and burn things (but wears a Spyro onesie while doing it IRL).
-Strategy-
Challenge Conditions
-) No Levelling: Includes GFs
-) No STR Junction
-) No Limit Breaks
-) No Hero/Holy War
-) No Chocobo World
-) No Card/Card-Mod
So we have some unavoidable fights with G-Soldiers on our way to the Communications Tower. Fortunately, we have temporary party member Seifer to meet that EXP head on, which he does with great gusto and el pavour. We're able to net some extra AP for our GFs (bonus AP as far as my big ol' plan-sheet is concerned) and avoid leveling anyone or anything. So that's nice. Anacondaur is also weak to Ice, as Scan reveals.
Next, we move onto Biggs & Wedge. Wedge will appear later, but for some Elixirs we gun for Biggs and when either's HP is depleted Elvoret intervenes and the boss fight proper gets underway.
Storm breath is the most dangerous move here as it hits everyone for 100 or so damage. Other than that, we have a leisurely time drawing Siren and some Double that'll come in handy for later fights. I'm avoiding excessive Draw during recorded fights so I only grabbed about 20 or so collectively across the team; should be enough considering how few fights we'll actually be involved in.
So with Double casted, we move onto damage. At initial levels, Selphie has the best magic stat of these three SeeD cadets while Squall has a nice physical-damage potential thanks to guaranteed criticals and 255% accuracy. But really, Double-magic was the way to go and Elvoret was toast in no time. Warm, buttery toast.
Dr. Zaze, like it's real life counterpart, likes to smash and burn things (but wears a Spyro onesie while doing it IRL).
-Strategy-
Challenge Conditions
-) No Levelling: Includes GFs
-) No STR Junction
-) No Limit Breaks
-) No Hero/Holy War
-) No Chocobo World
-) No Card/Card-Mod
So we have some unavoidable fights with G-Soldiers on our way to the Communications Tower. Fortunately, we have temporary party member Seifer to meet that EXP head on, which he does with great gusto and el pavour. We're able to net some extra AP for our GFs (bonus AP as far as my big ol' plan-sheet is concerned) and avoid leveling anyone or anything. So that's nice. Anacondaur is also weak to Ice, as Scan reveals.
Next, we move onto Biggs & Wedge. Wedge will appear later, but for some Elixirs we gun for Biggs and when either's HP is depleted Elvoret intervenes and the boss fight proper gets underway.
Storm breath is the most dangerous move here as it hits everyone for 100 or so damage. Other than that, we have a leisurely time drawing Siren and some Double that'll come in handy for later fights. I'm avoiding excessive Draw during recorded fights so I only grabbed about 20 or so collectively across the team; should be enough considering how few fights we'll actually be involved in.
So with Double casted, we move onto damage. At initial levels, Selphie has the best magic stat of these three SeeD cadets while Squall has a nice physical-damage potential thanks to guaranteed criticals and 255% accuracy. But really, Double-magic was the way to go and Elvoret was toast in no time. Warm, buttery toast.
