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as i've asked numerous times in the past, seeing what you're doing would be helpful. the majority of the time ilgrants shouldn't be missing, so either you're TPS'ing it for no reason, or using it on...

swift ilgrants has a harder time hitting precisely, so you'd only be hurting yourself more. when something consistently moves a lot, you should use both brilliant ilgrants and grants depending on...

you can also take advantage of party of toughness if you play with others regularly. save for the ones you've mentioned, ph doesn't really use that many.

with strictly t-atk units, katana is basically useless for ph yes (you'd only really use it for masquerade if anything). that being said, katana is still quite strong, but it's much less intuitive...

the 85 skill and kazami existing means no one really needs it.

it depends how much PP you have. if you're using a crit ring, and have minimum 200pp or so, the 4% crit SSAs average out to about 2-2.5% additional damage, so it's not actually that bad, particularly...

here's a 9min katana vid from one of my friends, make sure to be using weak drink, not photon drink.

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i'm not really sure what that means if you say you already see it coming... you press the dodge button when you see the enemy's tell. again, a specific example would be helpful

a specific example would be helpful to show what you're referring to. nearly everything in the game has a visual tell or wind-up

fight the boss on a lower difficulty, and practice watching tells and countering without using the counter attack (just the step). as with becoming skilled at anything, the key is observation and...

simple, open the skill sim. it explains what the skill does

what.

rod PAs use t-atk to calculate dmg, but also use striking *rings*, so c/strike striking would be used strictly for rod PA damage.