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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Final Optional Boss - Dullahan
Dullahan from The Lost Age is back, and he still holds the title of the hardest optional boss in Golden Sun series. This guy has a ton of HP very high defense value, and a number of devastating moves, which will bring you to your knees QUICKLY. Dullahan has much more dangerous and annoying attacks ready for you: Fulminating Edge, which inflicts up to 500 HP damage on one character and Dark Contact, that hits multiple characters and HEALS Dullahan at the same time... ;_; Oh and we all know what Djinn storms does... the most annoying move in the whole game, IMO, which totally buries all chances to withstand Dullahan's attacks any longer. =/
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I went to the trouble of figuring out the djinn setup in this video. Here it is:
Matthew/miggy: chasm, buckle, pepper, sizzle, fugue, flare, reflux, any 2 other mars djinn
Amiti: torrent, foam, aurora, stoke, glow, forge, brand, any 2 other mars djinn
Rief: geyser, surge, lull, vortex, sirocco, simoon, jolt, breeze, any other Jupiter djinni
Karis: vine, ivy, bark, flower, geode, any 4 mars djinn
Tyrell: doldrum, fleet, breath, swift, any 5 other Jupiter
Himi: 9 Venus, doesn't matter which ones
Thanks for taking the time to search my classes in case someone else in the future ask about it.
Sorry for this but maybe you could of shown what djinn to put on standby
Oh boy that moment.
"Oh man, this chamber hasn't changed at all.....OH GOD THIS CHAMBER HASN'T CHANGED AT ALL!!!"
I remember the first time I beat this guy as a kid. A 70hp Tyrell with no psynergy points left was my last guy still standing. He managed to out speed Dulley and Strike him down with a basic attack. As a kid I went absolutly balistic after beating this absolute unit.
How did Tyrell manage to outspeed what universe is this
This boss is the bane of everything life stands for. It loves using summons against you along with your djinns
What I wouldn’t give for a remastered version of this game. I really wish they finished the story completely too instead of that cliffhanger.
Still waiting for the sequel :(
Came here for remembering the old times, liked
Thank you!
In Lost Age i liked to figh Dullahan without any summon, those were looooong fights but when he finally falls the feeling was so relieving
Ahh 3d will never ever be able to copy the beauty of 2d
They did their job good enough
@@lordofhostsappreciator3075 then why is the 4th never coming ?
David Acero Because camelot saw the cash on tennis and golf games
it could just not with these specs haha
hey i liked this game
God I remember how many times I fought this guy as a little kid... I had no idea what I was doing, or that guides existed... all I knew was this, this one fight, and the weeks of failure leading to me eventually beating this thing.
Saturo's Battle Theme made this fight so much more epic.
matthew looks like his holding an umbrella
Winter Dragon xDD
gotta watch out for rainy days lol
I love this game, so much memories :)
Indeed. It's a great game :)
Old school :)
I still play it and i still didn't beat it
:)
@@spiritaltombstone7632 Did you beat it yet?
We DEFINITELY need a Golden Sun for the Nintendo 3DS!
For switch :’)
I'm having Vietnam flashbacks with this boss.
2:38 Ah, so that's what "Formina Sage" actually was...
I see lots of players complaining with "OMG it was so easy in Dark Dawn, I beat him on my first try spamming Daedalus and Eclipse". You can do that in Lost Age too, and the fight becomes a piece of cake. It's easier than in Lost Age, but not THAT easier. You surely can't tell if you beat him spamming ultra-powerful summons. By the way, the serie is generally easy and spamming summons really kills the fun.
That one boss of the optional dungeon in the original game definitely was NOT easy lol
If you know, you know
Dullahan is the only boss I cannot beat in the Battle Arena
Heh. You can make him an absolute joke when sealing his psynergy with Rime.
@@chady025 yea. He spooked me when I got on the ship
@@chady025 True, although that's because in GS1 you have a more limited number of Djinni, summons and warriors. In GS2, when you get enough Djinni you become pretty much unstoppable, and after Isaac's team joins, invincible. Even in hard mode (I've just finished my first Hard-mode gameplay btw :P )
man watching this made me wanna go back and finish this game
You should!
ugh I wish they put someone from golden sun into smash. I respect Sakurais roster alot but mannnn it woulda been so cool to have some more golden sun love in smash bros.
I would have been happy if he just left Isaac as an AT. My two favorite GBA series got shafted so brutally hard in Sm4sh. I got one song and one AT.
+MayhemMessiah Correction: Two songs and no AT. But at least there's still a chance for someone like Isaac to make it in with the fighter ballot.
I think Smash has enough sword-wielders, though. What's an AT?
Kyle Delaney Not nearly enough magicians, though.
AT = Assist Trophy.
Kyle Delaney Dude, he doesn't even have to take out his sword if he doesn't want to. He can use Psynergy and Djinn, which are earth-based magic attacks, and if I recall correct, literally no one has those.
dullahan seems easier in this game, but only because you are ready for him.. how many times have you finished this game?
+mjahretn2 A couple of times.
love this remix to saturos battle theme :D
Dullahan truly deserve to use Chad Saturos's theme.
GS2 dullahan was the hardest piece of shit in RPG history
GS3 dullahan is a fucking joke
I thought that the Star Magician was harder personally.
Rpg history idk bout that. like all super bosses have strategies to beat them
+Brian Beno Lemme guess. You used this rush summoning crap? Try fighting him in arena mode. ;)
+Nando No, TLA Dullahan is different. I said once, "You don't beat Dullahan. You survive him." There's no real trick to beating him. Rush summoning is just a lame way of dealing enough damage in the first couple turns before he can get going. Try it without that. You'll see that there's no secret little trick you have to figure out. The only way to win is to be good at balancing your front and back rows, figuring out a way of switching them back and forth without getting wiped out, and juggling heals and a little damage to whittle him down until he finally dies while he's recovering good amounts of HP per turn. (I have literally had battles where I fought for a long time only for the battle to go a little south and he fully recovered.) And by the way, the precision set up of rush summoning is not an option in arena mode. ;)
Wow, I forgot about this post. It's really old.
***** I beat him in arena multiple times, the trick is to have a buff primary party with a decent healer and to have your back party ready to summon iris which revives your entire party and fully restores HP while dealing massive damage at the same time.
they have to make another generation golden sun
for the 3DS
i would defenitly buy it
jocovaar And now hopefully for the switch...
Nintendo just abandons their franchises and I fucking hate them for that. Plenty of other shit, yet they go for Mario Mario Mario fucking Mario. There is such a diverse audience. F-zero, where? Golden Sun, where? Mother, where? Animal Crossing, Where? Seriously Nintendo has been grinding my gears for so long
First Nintendo just publish the golden sun games second Camelot makes them third they said that they don't have any ideas for f-Zero forth there's a new animal crossing coming out this year 5th the director Segasata itoy said he's done with mother because those were his love letters to his daughter and now that she's all grown up and is possibly raising her own family that he won't further the series ene y more and yes they do need to stop making so many mario games
I mean Nintendo's mascot is literally mario
@@megamanx1291 "Animal Crossing, Where?" March 20th
Saturos & Menardi battle theme xD
That, sir, was an awesome battle. I wouldn't have ever thought of utilizing djinn like that. All I can say is... Nice...
looking back, i noticed that you kinda went into desperation mode once dullahan used your chasm to unleash a venus summon. your strategy is to keep switching between chasm and lull to either tank his ultimate attack or prevent him from using it at all, so once your chasm is lost you immediately took out himi and throw judgement at dullahan right? XD
That basically describes my first ever fight against Dullahan from GS:TLA. I had no idea what to expect and went in without any guard aura djinni on my main team, and I had my team setup to be High Psynergy based combat. I ended up using about 10-15 Waters of Life, about 30 mist potions, and still ended up using my full second team to finish him. My team was about level 55 when I did that.
Gotta love Daedalus's delayed missile. :3
Golden Sun 3 is such a pain to play compared to the other ones. It simply tries to imitate the open-world feeling you got from the past ones, but it also makes huge mistakes;
- There are very few place to see other than special bosses like this
- The progression also closes parts of the world behind you, making backtracking useless/impossible sometimes.
- There is no real innovation. Golden Sun 1 was new, Golden Sun 2 allowed you to see another side of the story with largely wider world and new people to play with. Golden Sun 3 you get to play with the kids and end the game completely overpowered in a matter of days.
The last point is the worse. You don't feel like you earnt your way out of this adventure, like when you arrived to Lalivero or Prox. It's making the whole quest trivial and empty. Maybe you get powerful too easily, or the game is simply more straightforward than the 1, who literally took an hour to set the plot.
I'm so disappointed in this game. I feel like I should code a new one personally because they'll never pay money for another Golden Sun 3...
I feel very similar. Although I never finished GS3, stopped after the Eclipse.
My personal Project: to remake the text (openly available GS text editor) from the first two games and show more of the interaction between Felix and Saturos. I feel they were butting heads a lot but they hardly show us anything. I would just want to improve the story and make the first two games flow seamlessly and show allusions to the 3rd game.
I would also start Golden Sun the Lost Age at level 25ish and scale everything accordingly as I feel it makes sense thematically.
@@smashtown2583 Felix didn't do much fighting prior to the start of GS2 so him and the rest of the crew being at such a low level at the start made enough sense. Besides starting Felix off around that level is dangerously close to Isaac's default level when he joins up with you without transfer data, given how Felix is made aware that Isaac's powers and skill exceeded enough to defeat Saturos and Menardi's dragon fusion (both of which are considered to be some of the strongest Adepts at that point in time) after their confrontation at Venus Lighthouse and his awareness about the difference in power between them it's safe to assume that Felix is severely underleved so having him start his adventure at a higher level doesn't make much sense narrative-wise, there's a reason why he's been passively trying to avoid Isaac's group throughout most of GS2.
Although GS3 is worse than the previous entries (Camelot didn't mind the details as much as in the previous entries due to lack of time or manpower) it's still a good game that follows the GS formula (in battle and puzzles) and adds excellent graphics, an epic history (the plot has its issues and it's incomplete but the eclipse apocalypse is epic as f*ck) and although the game is conservative it adds some small innovations here and there (Svetta's form change, the weapon mastery system, more cinematographic camera... the encyclopedia I guess?).
So despite its ugly issues (no backtracking, less explorable land and the cliffhanging) it's still a recommendable game on its own, one of the best turn-RPG games for Nintendo DS.
It's a pity the game didn't sell enough to justify a sequel that would surely expand the gameplay and fix all GS3 issues, like GS2 did for GS1
Golden Sun 4: Saturos and Menardi come back. Holy Shit.
+OmegaPyron Plot twist: The elemental energy of Venus Lighthouse revived them when the Golden Sun was formed.
Maybe.
+Michael Bongiorno Saturos, Menardi, Agatio, Karst roster? Sign me in :-D
PLAYABLE AGATIO FTW!
but what they wanted to be done was done, they'd not be antagonistic at all
Damn, back then i couldn't beat him in Golden Sun Lost Age. God, the memories...
Almost forgot about this big missile from Daedalus before it appeared, and when it did, only one word came to mind: INCOMING!
10 years, and no like or reply…I hope I’m not too late to agree with that one word!
Who play golden sun on gameboy ?
Me.
Miggy Hold on a sec... DULLAHAN IS AN ENEMY?!
Yes.
Miggy I coulda sworn he was a shopkeeper, which is why he has his own battle theme.
me
I was expecting deadbeard when I played this, but yet it was the only challenging boss fight in the whole game so it was worth it.
I liked how the Defensive aura Djinni worked in the first 2 GS games. The only one that was massively OP was probably Flash, whereas the other 2, Shade and Granite, I would still get hit up to 150's with either of those 2 activated, as they only block like 50% of the damage.
Dullahan uses Charon!
tyrell is down...
karis is downed...
amiti is downed...
matthew takes 143 damage!
matthew; forget this! (pulls mini nuke launcher out of nowhere) Matthew; EAT IT DULLAHAN!!!
when the darkness is out killing all the people at the end, the battle music creeps me out and the corpses of the people -_-
The thing about GSDD is how strategy can be more so applied.
Constantly switching off from Lull and Chasm there was a great trick. Regardless of summong rushing, you still had some pretty good strategy. On GS2 I first beat Dullahan as a kid, not even aware of the concept of Summon Rushing. I had a party of L40-50's, and managed to beat him what some would call "legit." Anywho, this game allows you to think twice about what strategy you'll go through with, at least for me :D
@DJ4Miggy THANK YOU! I'v heard people saying this game is bad,so I haven't played it yet because I didn't want to play a Golden sun that sucks for fear it might ruin the series for me,and you put my fears to rest so thanks :D Oh and what emu is this? Plz tell meeee!
I don't like how 'formulaic' the Dullahan fight is.
I'm not talking about repeating a cycle of attacks- every boss battle in any game ever does that, it's the fact that Dullahan is on a preset list of three-move attack patterns.
The only uncertainty is where in the pattern he starts at.
I'm pretty sure this is a valid point, because if I'm not mistaken, the fight here is specifically tailored to skipping over Dullahan's Djinn Storms and Charon summons, because those'll wreck you.
Why don't Pokemon games look this visually appealing or flow this well!?!?
Dullahan got pwned by two different generations.
This was the very first boss to ever wipe out my party thus making it my first loss against a boss enemy.
We need a new Golden Sun Game for the 3DS :(
Indeed its already 9 years ago ...
@@wouterdehaut337 9 ans déjà?, it is too long
Sadly it’s never going to happen. It’s 2021 (almost 2022) and still nothing. It sucks I want to continue the story, not leave it at that cliffhanger.
I tell you a secret: Every summon does 2 kinds of damage, simultaneously:
One set amount of damage and one percent amount of the Targets Health.
That means, summons are stronger if used against a strong Target.
@DJ4Miggy I don't even see why you'd NEED to summon rush him, this game makes it so painfully easy to level up after the eclipse you can let him hit you with Djinn storm and break and still not be threatened by him at all. The only thing you have to worry about are the instant death attacks and as I said you can ivy, lull, haze your way out of those.
What's the best way to level up to the mid-60s like fast, fast. I just beaten the Ogre Titans and have around three more summons to collect and I don't think I can survive at least five minutes in there.
I think I'm not exaggerating when I say that this looks like a late PS1 game in the freaking DS, that's an accomplishment.
Only for protocol: I only have beaten him without summons on GS2 yet. This is easier because Weapons on GS1 and 2 have only ONE unleash effect, not 3 or 4 like in Dark Dawn, AND you can Seal his psynergy with Djinns to prevent him from casting Djinn Storm. Someday i have to invest the time in Dark Dawn to level my Party and kill him w/o summons.
Man good times. Back in Lost Age I used to beat him using the summons and one party as sacrifice. As I got better I’d just spam Crits w/ Sol Blade Meggido, Water of Life, Pure Wish/Cool Aura, Mist Potion, High Impact and regular attacks and crits from the rest of the party present
I did Dullahan with summons, but without Guard Aura, probably because I didn't know it existed. And even then, Dullahan was near impossible, I got mega lucky that Tyrell (My slowest character) survived an attack that wiped out 3 of his team members and used Flora (of all summons) against him. Tyrell was the only one that survived the encounter...
Still haven't beaten him in Dark Dawn. Got all the Djinn though.
@cloudropis i gave my matthew armor of every type that boosts criticals so that he unleashed with sol blade every turn. i made sveta channel beast form. karis & rief were both wizards and i had them high impact to max atk.with your lvls, this does ~2k dmg per turn. after the turn he casts condemn will be the turn he djinn storms, ALWAYS. so you block his psyenergy (brand works well), and root him with ivy/doldrum, causing him to skip storm. charon is a minor issue since tua warriors drop WOL
@TheEquilibriumGame Fusion Dragon =/= Doom Dragon. I WAS referring to the first one.
Like if this is your game story too:
You've won every battle in DD and your party never fell where you needed to retreat.
Even when the going gets tough against the first 3 secret bosses and final boss, you pulled through.
Now you head off to Crossbone Isle to finish the entire game.
The door ahead gives you a worry so you ignore it.
All of a sudden in the next door is Dullahun...
At this time you thought "Oh crap" because you realise you readied all your Djinn while avoiding the wrong door
@TetsuyaShadow What gear did you have? I just beat Dullahan at level 99, it wasnt hard at all just tedious. (Also if you can remember you Djinn setup could you tell me?)
Back in my days, the battle plan was: Daedalus, Daedalus, Daedalus, Daedalus, wait till Dully used Charon, then Eclipse, Eclipse, Eclipse, Eclipse. Usually, at a lvl 45-50 party, he was dead by either the 3rd Eclipse or the 4th Daedalus Missile.
Oh, btw: The best Summons to Summon Rush him are Daedalus and Eclipse. This two are really worth the cost-benefit price. Maybe that'll help some of you.
ur chasm lull combo is awesome thanks!
@DJ4Miggy Some people might get cocky, but it's a possibility to defeat Dullahan without summon rushing. It's actually a real challenge, the only real worthy challenge in the game apart from Chaos Chimera which is pretty weak itself once you reach level 55 or something around it. The thing is, without summon rushing, Dullahan really needs an immense display of skill due to Djinn Storm and Charon timing. It's much more satisfying to actually beat him ''a la loyale'', I can guarantee you that!
I beat him once without summon rush in Dark Dawn. My god it was long and painful. I had to have character swaps on each Djinn Storm, while preserving offensive power, while reseting Chasm as soon as possible to soak up as much damage as possible (not easy if Djinn Stormed). Himi served as a damage buffer with her single target damage buff, which I used on Sveta and Matthew, AFTER EACH BREAK from Dullahan. Sveta in beast form and Matthew with Meggido were my prime damage dealers.
@GoldenAleph94
No, the Dullahan in Lost Age is way more harder to defeat than the one in DD. Even the Golden Sun wiki and people who has completed all Golden Sun games say so. The main reason is because he uses Djinnn Storm and Charon alot, also his attacks do more damage. If you're unlucky, the Lost Age Dullahan can cast Charon 2 times in a row after casting Djinn Storm. But in DD, Dullahan can not cast Charon or Djinn Storm as frequent. And definitely never 2 times in a row.
Too bad, i dont have those either but good enough to know that there are still some players that take on the real challenge.
*Targets MAXIMUM Health* Sorry. That means, for example: Eclipse does a base amount of 300 Jupiter Damage and also does additional damage equivalent to 15% of the enemy’s maximum HP. 15% x 7 = 105%. That means, 7 uses of Eclipse alone can kill ANY Target, no matter how much HP it has!
I noticed that you got 3 Tisiphone Edges and 1 Vajra Mace, I know you can got them by ownig Great Dragon (Tisiphone Edge) and Thunder Lizards (Vajra Mace). I have been trying getting Tisiphone Edges, but those are extremely rare to come out (1/128 with Mercury Djinni) so can you tell me what RNG metgod have you used for get the edges?
I remember dying numerous times here
My first experience with Dullahan (I ironically lost "The Lost Age" before I reached him. -_-):
1) Walk through Crossbone Isle, reveling in nostalgia.
2) Come to what looks like the final room. Grab the treasure at the end, and walk in, expecting Deadbeard. (:D)
3) Enter the final chamber and see...0:06 instead. D: "Aw well, Summon Tablet!"
4) Walk up and see, "I am the shadow, the keeper of light. If you want the sun's power, show me your own."
5) My brother asks why I'm screaming. -_-
Miss this game so fucking much, my childhood
To get the strongest summon, you have to destroy the strongest monster...It's not fair, i wanna use that summon on Dullahan
Camelot has stated that if enough fans demand it, they will make Golden Sun 4!! an online petition has been started, and it's already gaining steam. Let's get this rolling! search ipetition operation sunrise and join the movement if you want to a fourth game in the Golden Sun series.
@XIcebrandX
Ya that's what I was saying, the Lost Age Dullahan is more difficult to handle than the DD one.
@Brucer420
They're the same word, if you'll notice. Formina Sage was an incorrect romanisation.
finally i defeat this damn MTF, thanks a lot btw, i altered some steps of the video, a lot of them, if i can say LOL, but it works! thx again!
Just beat Dullahan,
Every one was level 61-64 (cept matthew, who was level 70)
Did not use lull at all, nor any summons,
HOW ON EARTH DID I JUST DO IT.
(took a lot longer than 5 minutes, I can assure you.)
Often had Matthew attack after his attack was buffed by himi, and since his equipment boosts criticals, he often got megiddo, which did around 1k damage.
healed with Karis, once in a while buffed resistance.
attacked with Eoleo as well, although he boosted defense & revived. Himi was support.
I'm using DeSmuMe too, but the music can't run at normal speed like yours. What setting is it on?
Are you perhaps, using an Emulator? If yes would you mind telling me what emulator you used? thanks.!
And BTW nice vid.
This looks like a good place to put it.
This is all my team in a nutshell because I feel like telling people this (even if nobody notices)
Matthew - Megiddo
Karis - Ivan (I guess it runs in the family.)
Tyrell - Regular Tank
Rief - Tank Healer
Amiti - *_C R I T_* (I gave him a Sagittarius Bow)
Sveta - Beastform
Eoleo - Regular Tank 2
Himi - Karis
Yeah, when I fought Dullahan, I didn't even use summons. Just Djinn. Had Matthew attack normally, had Sveta use maul, Eoleo attack normally (Hercules Axe) and Rief spammed Pure Wish. Rief went down occasionally, and I kept reviving him. Eoleo went down, so I switched to Amiti, who also attacked normally. He got Blue Comet EVERY SINGLE TIME. In absolutely no time, Dullahan was defeated. I am not sure how I even pulled this whole thing off with only Rief and Eoleo going down.
I've noticed, hah. Great strategy!
@@Miggy
Lmao, thanks.
I shudder to imagine what would happen if I gave Amiti Lord Sun's Ring. He'd be the literal god of critical hits.
I like your strategy. It has a unique twist compared to my summon rush lol.
Yes, in fact, I haven't played Dark Dawn, but this looks like EXACTLY the same dungeon, he even says the same thing.
Short story, he's guarding ancient power, if you want it, you have to beat him.
If they ever released a 4th game, the final boss should be Alex himself. I've always dreamt of this:
You play as Matthew and his party, after you go through Golden Sun 4's main events, you meet Alex at the end. His power is beyond comprehension and Alex is as cocky as ever. After exchanging words back and forth, Matthew and his party begin to fight. But before they fight, Issac appears, places his hand on Matthew and tells him, "This is my fight, not yours"
CONTINUED IN NEXT COMMENT.
@DJ4Miggy Your welcome, I used a rather sloppy strategy that required quite a few retries. Regardless of the nay-sayers that bash a summon rush, with a boss like this, you gotta do what you gotta do to win. ^_^
Get it for sure. It's a amazing game. The 1st rpg i'll actually ever completely finished :P
@FFF813 I didn't think to seal his psynergy! I'll try, thank you very much!
how did you record this btw if i knew how mabey ill just go through the game again and record me kcking his nerfed but at level 99 again dont even have to summon i wont do it if i cant record it im still mad at nintendo for making even him easier and then what they did to super mario 3d ,==they give you a key to the level every level you die alot on land i want a challenge or at least the option of a harder difficulty basically how it used to be gs1 and tla
The effects in this game are awesome!
@cloudropis my sveta could not maintain beastform for the entire battle since there were turns where i wasnt able to atk (Charon kills half my party A LOT of the time) and had to heal. he probably got around to djinn storm 2-3 times, but with this strat he never pulled it off. since matthew was a chaos lord, he had brand, and i gave wizard karis doldrum. make sure you heal every turn with one of your two healers, even if its just wish/wish well.
What makes Dullahan easier in this game is the fact that he has a completely non-random attack script that he loops through (which I found in an FAQ):
Fulminous Edge - Bind - Crucible - Attack - Dark Contact - Fulminous Edge - Attack - Element Swap - Attack - Condemn - Charon - Curse - Djinn Storm - Haunt - Fulminous Edge - Dark Contact - Attack - Fulminous Edge - Break - Attack - Dark Contact - Element Swap - Haunt - Curse
However, he can start anywhere in the pattern. But if you know the script, you can predict his every move after the first turn. So if you're Summon-Rushing, and he opens with Haunt and Fulminous Edge, you're golden.
Edit: It turns out that he doesn't do a particular attack set on a set turn - he simply picks an attack somewhere in the loop and starts following the script from there.
+DJModulo Djinn Storm on fallen characters works the same way in TLA. Good analysis, but I'm not sure about "twice as often" in TLA. Usually, by the time the next Djinn Storm fired off, I had time to swap out my front party and their Djinn had mostly (if not fully) recovered, so it must have been something like an 8-10 turn cycle.
You never encountered the other bosses did you? They all say the same line, except that one is the guardian for each different enemy.
@TheEquilibriumGame Agreed! I played the original gameboy games! Those were the best! I'm only playing Dark Dawn for the sake of completing the series. (I waited for it long enough, so I might as well play it...)
Impressive! Nobody died! Clever strategy!
Still, I admit I'm too fond of my usual "whack it until it dies" tactic. Guess I'll just have to level up to 99 and see how well it works then.
dude what config are u using on DesMume because its pretty slow on mine, and what revision is the emu? thanx
I haven't done this boss, well... back to the game!
All I ever did was normal attack with all my characters besides Karis and Himi. I'd have Karis heal and Himi would summon up some decently powerful Dragons every turn for me. Matthew would destroy everything with Meggido, and it's all good.
For Dullahan, I think I also had Eoleo healing alongside Karis, had Sveta take Himi's place when she dropped.
Now you could either have it two ways, have a one on one. Alex vs Issac or have the original 4 battle Issac. Issac, Garret, Mia and Ivan. Then you could have Issac be all like, "We brought this terrible power upon Weyard, and it's up to us to put an end to it, once, and, for all." Not too sure how to bring Felix in though.
That's how I always thought of how the game should end, just my cents. I really do wish however, they bring back Jenna, Piers, Sheba, etc back. At least make a cameo lol.
@DJ4Miggy I don't suppose you can make a video which involves no summon rushing? It makes it more fun to watch.
@DJ4Miggy Good idea.
I'll probobly need to use an emulator to do it though, I'm assuming you did the same for this video?
How did you get those swords Karis.Amiti. and Himi had? Mythril Silver?
That bastard is in GS3 too? xD I couldn't beat him in GS2...His damn Djinn-Storm attack!
I hope they there is a Gulden Sun in 3ds sun
The music is a remix of Saturos' theme...
Why the hell Camelot didn't made a remix of Fusion Dragon 's theme?
Wow, just watching this and can tell this boss was hugely nerfed since the lost age. I played the lost age reloaded and the dullahan fight was insane, but dark dawn really made everything super easy.