Yo seguí la técnica que ponía en el post oficial para cargármelos. Utiliza las cartas que correspondan a los elementos que son débiles y ataca 1º a uno, no recuerdo a cual. Busca una estrategia en el google, igual te sale el post antiguo de vandal.
Es uno de los peores combates con diferencia y te va a llevar un buen rato.
Mira, la estrategia de Gamefaqs:
b17: Giacomo, Ayme, and Folon
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HP: 3800, 2400, 2700
Elements: Dark, Fire (Giacomo); Wind, Water (Ayme); Fire, Chrono (Folon)
Thanks to Testaros25 for the above info as well.
Party: Kalas, Gibari, Lyude
Average Levels: 26-28
Location: Battleship Goldoba
Difficulty: 8
Music: Chaotic Dance
Strategy:
GRAAH! Damn you, Monolith Soft. This is the battle you haven't been waiting
for. It's the one that everybody talks about on the message boards. You know,
the topics that say "I NEED HELP ON THIS BATTLE OMG ***DISC 2 SPOILERS***"
and beg for help. It's also the first boss I died on... twice. I can't say
it won't happen to you either. To make matters worse, you can't leave the
Goldoba, so you're stuck to battling Imperial Walkers for no real reason
since Blue Flowers are devoid of life on the ship. If your only save is on
the Goldoba, and you're just having THAT much trouble with these guys, you're
screwed. Told you.
Let's look at the opposing party's abilities first. Ayme is the fastest of
the three and will act first. She has an 8-9 hit combo, and usually ends with
Crazy Rabbit. Thankfully, even if defenseless, this combo will not do too much
damage. I haven't seen it go over 350 once, but be wary. Giacomo will usually
perform his dual moves second, after Kalas. And yes, you heard me right, he
will always act twice. However, he will not attack one person twice. Clever
little bastard, isn't he? Anyway, while he does not use any finishers, this
can become tremendously annoying and tedious to watch. The damage ranges from
250 - 350, so be ready to use good armor for defense. Preferably, those Brave
Knight Helms will help. Folon's last and most dangerous. He will raise his
attack first, then use a powerful move such as Worg Laser, which ends up doing
around 400-500 damage with the rest of his combo. To make matters worse, he
can use Chaotic Flames, causing his target to erupt in flames status. That
sucks, especially if you don't have any flame-healing equipment. Oh, and it
does around 500 damage.
That means Folon needs to bite the dust first. Concentrate all your attacks
on him. Lyude should attack with Shining and Brilliant Horns, ending with
Concerto. I would also suggest equipping Vinegar and/or Rotten Meat / Beef /
Bacon, since these items are nice additions to his attack method. Basically,
since Lyude's exclusive weaponry is only light, non-elemental, or dark, any
type of other color weapon items may help. Otherwise have him use dark element
attacks, since Diminuendo is the strongest finisher he should have right now,
and other weapon like Devil Euphos are also handy. Both Kalas and Gibari
should also do their best on Folon. Kalas' Marvelous/Silver Swords, plus any
Death Pendulums you may have scavenged, and Gibari's Wave Blades and Mayflies
will do the work.
As for armor, don't bother trying to defend against every each one of Ayme's
attacks. Nine is a lot, especially when the total damage she can whither away
isn't all that much either. Spend up your armor on some - not all - of
Giacomo's moves and try to save them up for Folon's. Soon enough, Folon will
fall. At this point, your party may be a bit exhausted, and healing is
definitely a must. Never let your HP reach 600 or below, especially if Folon
threw you on fire when he was alive.
Ayme is your next target, because Giacomo has the most HP and becomes a major
threat when someone else is around when weakened. Again, at this point, items
are your best friend, so your best bet is to have a nice stock of high-healing
necessities with you. A popular strategy is to cram one character chock-full
of items and have the other two attack, but that would just be drawing the
battle's length out, and it's not entirely safe anyway. My suggestion is to
give each one of your characters a good amount of healing items that you know
won't rot away during the battle. Just make sure it's not weak crap like
Honey.
Also, if you have Sacred Wine or Holy Grails, save them. They cure KO status
should you die. That's pretty darn important, mind you.
With Ayme dead, Giacomo should be no problem if your characters are still
alive. The only thing you need to watch out for is two of his finisher moves
when he loses over half his HP. He still attacks twice, and his combos are
now lengthened with the addition of either Imperial Force or End Slasher.
I've seen these two do 600+ damage, so get ready to heal or take the masked
bastard out quickly. With him out of the picture, pat yourself on the back.
Well, make sure you heal quickly after the battle and THEN save. People have
lost their lives to that Imperial Walker in front of the red flower.
If you managed to snap a pic of Ayme, good, because it's added to your
Gathering. Don't worry if you didn't.
Razor Raptor contributes an alternate strategy below.
Contribution by: Razor Raptor
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Hello, there. I was just going to tell you about a stratagy I devised for the
Giacamo/Ayme/Folon bosses. I died over six times before I devloped it, mostly
because my level was pretty low (around 25 insted of the reccomended 28)
*wince*
So, here's my stratagy. Take Kalas and Gibari, both of whom know plenty of
water and wind finishers and possibly have plenty of weapons to go with it,
and strip them of every healing item they have in favor of weapons and
defense items. There is a point to this.
Then, Take your fastest character, preferrably Xelha, and strip her of
everything but defense items. Then, add all healing items to that character.
If you have spaces left over, take high healing items from others in your
party and add them in too.
Now, you have a basic healer and attacker party. Just keep healing people
at every opportunity. A ratio of roughly half armour, half healing/attacking
for each character's decks do very nicely. With this, no matter how many
times the bosses hit you, you can always stay fresh, and since you chose
your fastest character for healing, they can often act just before one or
more bosses.
I won by going in a stright line across the bosses, Taking out Folon first,
then Giacamo, then Ayme. by the time I was fighting with Giacamo, all my
characters were at full health and the bosses were pretty much beat.
Thanks for reading ^^
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Última edición: 27/02/2009 12:26
, lo que pasa, que como es en un blog fuera de bamdal, nuse si se puede poner 
). Aix, me han entrado unas ganas enormes de rejugarlo, ya que para escribir el análisis he estado buscando imágenes, escuchando la BSO...impresionante, este juego me ha dejado MUY marcado.
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