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Sundark: /* Destroying the pillars */

2026-05-05T21:26:26Z

Destroying the pillars

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	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
	===Destroying the pillars===		===Destroying the pillars===
	In the first phase, Vol Opt's image will circle the room on the monitors. When it stops, ~~several~~ pillars will rise up from the ground. ~~You must hit the~~ red ~~pillar in time or~~ it will ~~cast spells to~~ attack ~~you~~, which can ~~include [[Gizonde]] to [[Paralysis\|Paralyze]] you~~. Destroying all the pillars will end the first phase.		In the first phase, Vol Opt's image will circle the room on the monitors. When it stops, up to six pillars will rise up from the ground. One of these pillars will be red, and if this one is not destroyed quickly, it will attack with {{Gizonde}}, which can cause {{Shock}}. On Ultimate difficulty, it can also use {{Foie}} and {{Gibarta}}. Destroying all the pillars will end the first phase.

	A quick way to destroy all the pillars is to stand under the spire ~~with~~ a sufficiently high level ~~[[Razonde]] and simply cast~~ Razonde to damage all the active pillars whenever they appear. This ~~will~~ avoid targeting issues when trying to hit the red pillar with single target attacks, as the game may prioritize targeting the ~~spire~~ or a blue pillar instead.		On lower difficulties, a quick way to destroy all the pillars is to stand under the spire and cast a sufficiently high level {{Razonde}} to damage all the active pillars whenever they appear. This can help avoid targeting issues when trying to hit the red pillar with single target attacks, as the game may prioritize targeting the ceiling conduit or a blue pillar instead.

	In Normal, Hard and ~~Vry~~ Hard difficulties, ~~there is~~ a conduit ~~hanging~~ from the ~~celing~~ in the middle of the room. If ~~you deal sufficient~~ damage to it, it will fall ~~down~~ and Vol Opt ~~will shock~~ itself ~~when it attempts to~~ attack ~~with the red pillar~~. ~~This will cause~~ all ~~the~~ pillars ~~to rise up from the ground~~, allowing ~~you~~ to attack them ~~all at once with AOE attacks. The conduit is immune to electrical damage however~~.		In Normal, Hard, and Very Hard difficulties, a conduit hangs from the ceiling in the middle of the room. If enough damage is dealt to it, it will fall to the floor and cause Vol Opt to stun itself on its next Gizonde attack. If this happens, all undestroyed pillars will become exposed, allowing the player to attack any or all of them.

	===First form damage glitch===		===First form damage glitch===

Question: Added the pillar strategy

2026-05-05T20:33:15Z

Added the pillar strategy

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	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
			===Destroying the pillars===
			In the first phase, Vol Opt's image will circle the room on the monitors. When it stops, several pillars will rise up from the ground. You must hit the red pillar in time or it will cast spells to attack you, which can include [[Gizonde]] to [[Paralysis\|Paralyze]] you. Destroying all the pillars will end the first phase.

			A quick way to destroy all the pillars is to stand under the spire with a sufficiently high level [[Razonde]] and simply cast Razonde to damage all the active pillars whenever they appear. This will avoid targeting issues when trying to hit the red pillar with single target attacks, as the game may prioritize targeting the spire or a blue pillar instead.

			In Normal, Hard and Vry Hard difficulties, there is a conduit hanging from the celing in the middle of the room. If you deal sufficient damage to it, it will fall down and Vol Opt will shock itself when it attempts to attack with the red pillar. This will cause all the pillars to rise up from the ground, allowing you to attack them all at once with AOE attacks. The conduit is immune to electrical damage however.

	===First form damage glitch===		===First form damage glitch===
	During the first form, the way damage is transferred from Vol Opt's monitors into his core is bugged. When an offensive {{PSO icon\|disk}}[[Techniques#Attack_techniques\|technique]] (barring [[Megid]]) or physical attack is used on Vol Opt's monitors while the core is on them, the attack deals damage to the monitors normally, then, if Vol Opt's core flinches as it does when the monitors are hit while the core is vulnerable, additional damage is transferred to the core '''for each monitor hit''', using the physical damage formula:		During the first form, the way damage is transferred from Vol Opt's monitors into his core is bugged. When an offensive {{PSO icon\|disk}}[[Techniques#Attack_techniques\|technique]] (barring [[Megid]]) or physical attack is used on Vol Opt's monitors while the core is on them, the attack deals damage to the monitors normally, then, if Vol Opt's core flinches as it does when the monitors are hit while the core is vulnerable, additional damage is transferred to the core '''for each monitor hit''', using the physical damage formula:
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	Note that this only applies to the additional damage from hitting the monitors with attacks, while the damage from hitting the core directly by techniques or physical attacks--that are capable of doing so--are computed by their regular damage formulas respectively.		Note that this only applies to the additional damage from hitting the monitors with attacks, while the damage from hitting the core directly by techniques or physical attacks--that are capable of doing so--are computed by their regular damage formulas respectively.

	As the phase is finished when the core's [[Stats#HP\|HP]] is depleted, it is viable to end the first phase very quickly by equipping a high ATP weapon like {{Sword\|rare\|Excalibur}}, or {{Sword\|rare\|Red Saber}} + {{Frame\|rare\|Crimson Coat}} with [[FOnewearl]], and using fast multi-target techniques such as {{Gizonde}} to stun-lock Vol Opt.		As the phase is finished when the core's [[Stats#HP\|HP]] is depleted, it is viable to end the first phase very quickly by equipping a high ATP weapon like {{Sword\|rare\|Excalibur}}, or {{Sword\|rare\|Red Saber}} + {{Frame\|rare\|Crimson Coat}} with [[FOnewearl]], and using fast multi-target techniques such as {{Gizonde}} to stun-lock Vol Opt. If you do not have high ATP weapons equipped however, it may be faster to kill the pillars to end the first phase.

	====Machine Breakpoints====		====Machine Breakpoints====

DM 경호: /* First form damage glitch */

2025-11-29T10:58:59Z

First form damage glitch

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	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
	===First form damage glitch===		===First form damage glitch===
	During the first form, the way damage is transferred from Vol Opt's monitors into his core is bugged. When an offensive {{PSO icon\|disk}}[[Techniques#Attack_techniques\|technique]] (barring [[Megid]]) or physical attack is used on Vol Opt's monitors while the core is on them, the attack deals damage to the monitors normally, then, if Vol Opt's core flinches as it does when the monitors are hit while the core is vulnerable, additional damage is transferred to the core for each monitor hit, using the physical damage formula:		During the first form, the way damage is transferred from Vol Opt's monitors into his core is bugged. When an offensive {{PSO icon\|disk}}[[Techniques#Attack_techniques\|technique]] (barring [[Megid]]) or physical attack is used on Vol Opt's monitors while the core is on them, the attack deals damage to the monitors normally, then, if Vol Opt's core flinches as it does when the monitors are hit while the core is vulnerable, additional damage is transferred to the core '''for each monitor hit''', using the physical damage formula:

	<code>Damage = (ATP-DFP)/5</code>		<code>Damage = (ATP-DFP)/5</code>

DM 경호: /* Machine Breakpoints */ Adding Vivienne for Foney

2025-07-08T07:33:30Z

Machine Breakpoints: Adding Vivienne for Foney

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Sundark: /* Hunting */

2025-07-05T17:09:18Z

Hunting

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	==Hunting==		==Hunting==
	The following quests are recommended for hunting this enemy:		The following quests are recommended for hunting this enemy:
	* [VR~~] [[~~Towards the Future~~]]:~~ Clear Mine (1)		{{HuntingTableHead}}
			{{HuntingTableRow1\|category=VR\|catspan=\|quest=Towards the Future\|questspan=\|details=Clear Mine\|count=1}}
			\|}

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Sundark: /* Second form cutscene skip */

2025-04-25T01:35:09Z

Second form cutscene skip

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	Control of your character is returned whenever your character stands up. This means that ending first form knocked down or dead will allow you to act during the cutscene. The easiest way to take advantage of this is any self-damaging weapon (e.g. {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}, any [[Lavis Cannon\|Lavis-series]] weapon, {{Sword\|rare\|Girasole}}, etc.) and a {{Tool\|Scape Doll}}. It is not possible to swap weapons while the cutscene is active.		Control of your character is returned whenever your character stands up. This means that ending first form knocked down or dead will allow you to act during the cutscene. The easiest way to take advantage of this is any self-damaging weapon (e.g. {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}}, any [[Lavis Cannon\|Lavis-series]] weapon, {{Sword\|rare\|Girasole}}, etc.) and a {{Tool\|Scape Doll}}. It is not possible to swap weapons while the cutscene is active.

	An example of this strategy being performed can be found in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-D9DsbI3KQ&t=262s this video]		An example of this strategy being performed can be found in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-D9DsbI3KQ&t=262s this video].

	==Story==		==Story==

Sundark: /* Machine Breakpoints */

2025-04-25T01:34:43Z

Machine Breakpoints

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	**One Person mode: Highest level of {{Shifta}} the class can cast [[Class_comparison#Solo_ATP\|on itself]]		**One Person mode: Highest level of {{Shifta}} the class can cast [[Class_comparison#Solo_ATP\|on itself]]
	*Skipping <span class="machine">5%</span> and <span class="machine">10% Machine</span> due to the mechanics of [[tekking]].		*Skipping <span class="machine">5%</span> and <span class="machine">10% Machine</span> due to the mechanics of [[tekking]].
	''{{Shield\|rare\|Red Ring}} is excluded from this analysis due to the relative ease of obtaining {{Shield\|rare\|Combat Gear}} and ease of equip swapping {{Shield\|Barriers}} mid game.		''{{Shield\|rare\|Red Ring}} is excluded from this analysis due to the relative ease of obtaining {{Shield\|rare\|Combat Gear}} and ease of equip swapping {{Shield\|Barriers}} mid game.<!--whoever made the calculation with combat gear over red ring i hate you so much for it i am not bringing fucking combat gear to ttf to gizonde vol opt i am wearing red ring when i am able to equip it until my corpse is but a whisper in the memories of history what is WRONG with you AUGH-->

	The tables highlight a selection of weapons, including popular choices like {{Sword\|rare\|Excalibur}} and {{Sword\|rare\|Galatine}}, as well as [[Fist]] weapons for those prioritizing easier stun-locking. Additionally, {{Sword\|rare\|Red Saber}} and {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}} benefit from ATP boosts when paired with {{Frame\|rare\|Crimson Coat}} (CC) and {{Frame\|rare\|Samurai Armor}} (SA) due to [[List of set effects\|set effects]].		The tables highlight a selection of weapons, including popular choices like {{Sword\|rare\|Excalibur}} and {{Sword\|rare\|Galatine}}, as well as [[Fist]] weapons for those prioritizing easier stun-locking. Additionally, {{Sword\|rare\|Red Saber}} and {{Sword\|rare\|Orotiagito}} benefit from ATP boosts when paired with {{Frame\|rare\|Crimson Coat}} (CC) and {{Frame\|rare\|Samurai Armor}} (SA) due to [[List of set effects\|set effects]].

Sundark: /* Machine Breakpoints */

2025-04-25T01:33:06Z

Machine Breakpoints

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Sundark: /* Prison */ this table sucks

2025-04-25T01:25:39Z

Prison: this table sucks

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	!Base Damage		!Base Damage
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	\|Ultimate		\|rowspan="2"\|Ultimate
	\|Fixed		\|rowspan="2"\|Fixed
	\|1480 (Multi)		\|1480 (Multi)
	\|-		\|-
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	\|640 (OPM)		\|640 (OPM)
	\|}		\|}

Sundark at 19:31, 4 March 2025

2025-03-04T19:31:36Z

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	'''Vol Opt''' is the boss of the Mine area, located in the central control room of the underground facility.		'''Vol Opt''' is the boss of the Mine area, located in the central control room of the underground facility.
	==Behavior/Mechanics==		==Behavior/Mechanics==
			{{TechBoostIgnored}}
	===Attacks===		===Attacks===
	====First Form====		====First Form====