Speaking of which, Shiva’s Rime is great for consistent damage on good number of enemies, even though it’s a stationary add on the field. This attack ensures enemies have little time to get off an attack, stunning them with the amount of hits it produces.Īlternatively, if you don’t like Gungnir or Odin’s skillset, Shiva’s Mesmerize is also a good alternative by drawing enemies towards Clive. Every attack, outside of the action cancel, is fast and comes in bunches, which makes an attack such as Gungnir perfect for this setup.
With that said, Odin’s skill tree itself doesn’t contain a whole lot of individual damage or stagger, but where it lacks in strength it makes up for in volume. Odin’s precise dodge and gauge based system makes it ripe for stagger. This should be taken on stronger enemies to stagger them down faster. Regardless, arguably the best crowd control skill in Garuda’s special attack, sending enemies for a ride with a giant cyclone. If this doesn’t strike your fancy, Ramuh’s Pile Drive is a good alternative as it’ll send enemies flying.
In addition, Bahamut’s Impulse is weak, but it’ll keep crowds at bay as you land devastating blows. Set 2 Baseīahamut’s circle ability can feel like it interrupts the flow of combat as you’re unable to do anything until it’s charged up, but its attack will not only do a shockingly high amount of damage, but stun smaller enemies in a given area.
When timing the mini-game right, it sends everyone around Clive flying, and deals a good amount of damage. The latter can temporarily freeze enemies and deals way more damage, whereas the former doesn’t need to be aimed and can heal Clive a tiny bit.įinally, Titan in general is good for crowd control, but if there’s one ability we recommend, it’s Upheavel. In addition, Flames of Rebirth and Diamond Dust are both good special abilities in their own way. On one hand, Shiva is much better as moving around will freeze enemies, whereas Phoenix is good for getting up in an enemy’s face quickly. For the base, it’ll entirely depend on your playstyle.
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