Forecast for today: Windy, with a chance of death! Eventually, we follow the spinal cord up to this ladder here. Oh, hello there. This Digimon is just sitting out in the open, just like Kite: MasterTyranno, fight with me! Is this gonna be how this kid introduces himself?
I just ate, so I'm at full power. Kite: Right on! This will show how strong I am. MasterTyranno: You're pretty optimistic kid! But it takes more than that to beat me! If the pre-fight conversation or name didn't clue you in, the music and background should definitely be a hint! MasterTyrannomon is our second boss fight of the game, and second of the update. He's just a beefed up Tyrannomon that lost the fire element on his regular attack and gained a n admittedly dangerous Magical Technique.
Still, though, Renamon will mop the floor with the guy. By which I mean Stingmon will launch a jump kick straight into his fucking chest. Here's Master Fire. Note the wavy fire background: that's because Master Fire is technically an Ultimate Technique. Still, Stingmon's kick didn't do much, so I Digivolved to Kyubimon. Ignore the Tech description, it didn't update in time. I think we can all guess how this ended.
Video of the fight at the end of the update. Hoo hah. Hah hoo. MasterTyranno: I'll give you this for defeating me. I got the Old Claw!
MasterTyranno: Take that to the Seiryu Leader! Then he'll battle with you. Kite: Thanks, MasterTyranno! MasterTyranno: Seiryu Leader is pretty tough. Be on your guard! The Old Claw is also a piece of equipment, but none of our Digimon can equip it.
It's okay, we've got a full upgrade set anyway. Now, what we're going to do is fight in Tyranno Valley for a while. Grinding time! This happened after the first fight. Digitamamon is an Ultimate. That cracking sound you just heard was the first third of the difficulty curve snapping in half. But we're not done yet; I just got that because I could. It's not my true goal.
But my true goal will have to wait Damn, only 4 levels away Triceramon will drop TNT Balls on occasion, and you want at least one. So let's just jump off this giant ledge and land perfectly safely without any problems whatsoever. We don't even get attacked this time! Game, are you feeling okay? Do you WANT fall damage to be a thing? Pretty sure that would aggravate everyone. I noticed this for the first time when wandering back to Seiryu City to fight the leader.
Weird and neat. Hah, nice cactuar reference, game. Now that the Seiryu Leader is back, a few of his Digimon are out and about. Guilmon: Tonight's dinner is pizza! Not that they have anything useful to say, of course. How loading Techs works: You learn them at one level, and then can load them at a second. The level varies per Digivolution Rookies never learn new Techs , and varies per Tech.
Every Digivolution has at least one Tech that doesn't get loaded until they hit level 99, though, so if you really want to load Double Guard better get ready to grind.
Loading Techs makes them available to every form of that Rookie so long as the Digivolution is equipped one of the three slots but increases the cost a little bit. But now that all of our pre-fight shenanigans are taken care of, let's get down to it.
Yeah, we're the kid that beat the shit out of a Mega Digimon in front of you. And now we went and beat up a dinosaur I guess only a scrub would feel good about beating other scrubs. I would like to submit that jump-kicking a dinosaur in the chest is inherently cool, regardless of the capabilities of said dinosaur.
Now will you battle with me? Kite's got a one-track mind and the only destination is WAR. Seiryu Leader: I see. You have the Old Claw. All right.
Make your move! We're kicking things off as Digitamamon vs. Look at that shit. Ultimate Digimon do not fuck around. I'm also fast enough at this point that I'm consistently getting two turns to the enemy's one, so Minotarumon got literally one attack off, doing damage, before I killed it. Next up is Tyrannomon.
Tyrannomon, meet Kyubimon. Remember what I was saying about Tyrannomons earlier? The LPer is cheating. And here's his signature Digimon! You might be in trouble if you're not very quick; unfortunately for Apemon, we're already lapping his team. Second, look at that 1 Fire resistance. Is that There will always be at least 3 guards attacking you during this part of the mission. In total there are around 11 or 12 enemies. Although Mina tells you to defend the array, you don't have to stop them coming near it, just stay alive and kill the enemies.
After killing the enemies you will see a nice cutscene of Mike self destructing the laptop and him escaping the ruins with a nice explosion if you planted the charges. Place bombs on all three weapon locations. You should be able to find them all as you advance through the ruins with little effort put into looking for them. Alpha Protocol Wiki Explore. Beginner Guide. Helping Out. Showing Slide 1 of 3. Pre-owned Pre-owned Pre-owned. Seller Buy 6, get 4 free Buy 6, get 4 free Buy 6, get 4 free.
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