- #TALES OF SYMPHONIA UNISON ATTACK HOW TO#
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#TALES OF SYMPHONIA UNISON ATTACK PLUS#
You regain about 5% at the end of every battle plus another 1 per hit you do, so it's not like there's a dearth of it, especially early on. You want her to have T, as S doesn't learn any group healing spells.Īnd suck it up and let people use their TP. He just doesn't get Sword Rain Beta in S and instead of Sword Rain Alpha (which is unchainable off its last hit) gets Sonic Sword Rain, which is.įor the most part though, it's pretty much meaningless which you stick to, except that if you switch to or from S and T as you're going through the game, make sure to delete the old S/T skills so you can learn the replacements and their children skills. Just for the record, Lloyd gets a tree of Sword Rain on either S and T. Technically speaking, if you want the absolute best skills for everyone, you'll have a mixture of S and T but that's really annoying and you shouldn't worry about it your first playthrough. For a few people, like Presea, S-Type is better.
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Lloyd gets the incredibly useful Sword Rain skill tree, Raine gets full party heals, and so on. In terms of magic, S-Type will give you huge one hit no/low area spells and T-Type will give you spells that hit a big area/the whole screen.įor the most part, T-Type is better. What's the difference, and which is "better" for a fighter or a caster? I suddenly want to play through it again!
#TALES OF SYMPHONIA UNISON ATTACK HOW TO#
You should be able to access them from your items menu, it will tell you how to fight, use ex gems, perform special moves and combos, everything you could possibly want to know really. Be sure to read all of the tutorials the game gives you.
but in actuality it is pretty straightforward. The game pretty much teaches you how to play it, I know when I first started playing the game it all seemed like a huge cluster fuck of nonsense. There's another combination of gems that will cause your spell casters to never ever fail casting a spell even if they get hit while casting, that one is extremely useful when you get towards the end of the game. EX gems grant your characters certain abilities, some far more useful than others, for instance there's a combination of gems that will let Llloyd do a 4 hit combo followed by 3 special moves. Only spend it if you REALLY need/want a new EX gem. Grade is pretty useless, don't worry about it. The S-Type/T-Type thing doesn't have much bearing on the game, it just determines which set of special moves you'll learn as you progress through the game. but most of the time you'll be fine letting the AI choose for itself whome to attack. that other guy who's name escapes me) to be right in the frontlinesĪs for who to have your people attack, go ahead and experiment with it. Set remaining sword packing guy (Kratos or. Set another magic dood (preferably Raine) to stay back and heal Set your magic guy (Genis) to stay back and cast spells You can always change the orientation later if you feel you really missed out on something. One of the fun things about Tales of Symphonia is the joy of unlocking new skills, and I wouldn't want to mess with that by reading too many FAQs. I'd just go with the flow and not try to max out your damage potential, especially on your first playthrough. There are certain skills that are overpowered, so there may be a "better" choice in that regard. T-Type skills will have more hits with less damage per hit. S-Type skills will typically have fewer hits with more damage per hit. There really isn't any "better" choice with regards to S-Type and T-Type, in my opinion. This gives you some degree of control over which enemies your party members will attack, but I don't believe it's possible to manually set the targets for your AI-controlled party members. In the menu, you can set the general strategy for your party members. There is a better use for for your grade later. Generally, you don't want to spend your grade on EX Gems.
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