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There is no rest in Tartarus. After defeating Heartless Relic and the two Rampaging Sands, you will immediately face the next guardian. It’s time to vanquish the Raging Turret, inPersona 3 Reload. This walkthrough will equip you with strategic maneuvers and tactical insights, ensuring your victory against this boss of the Tziah block.
We’ll delve into how to optimally utilize each party member’s skills, from Akihiko’s Tarunda for debuffing the enemy to Yukari’s devastating Garula and Cyclone Arrow. You’ll need to maintain your team’s health, manage buffs and debuffs effectively, and deliver powerful All-Out attacks that will bring this mechanical menace to its knees.
Raging Turret Affinity And Skills
Raging Turret, while sporting an outstanding defense, is not without its weaknesses. Its high damage output and buffing abilities are offset by apredictable turn patternandexploitable affinity vulnerabilities.
Affinities and Weaknesses
Attacks and Skills
Load Bullets
Raging Turret will load bullets in preparation for its attack next turn.
Increases the Raging Turret’s Accuracy/Evasion for 3 turns.
Vile Assault
Deals heavy Piercing damage to 1 target. Does additional damage if the target is downed.
Charge
The next physical attack performed will do more than double the damage it would normally deal.
Heat Wave
Deals heavy Strike damage to all enemies.
Raging Turret has an inherentweakness to Wind-type moves,which can effectively disrupt its rhythm and significantly reduce the time this fight will take.
Raging Turret has a unique ability to load bullets during each of its turns; these bullets determine the moves it is capable of using.
Each turn is completely scriptedand will occur according to how many turns have progressed throughout the scenario.
The following tabledescribes how each turn is spent by the floor guardian, Raging Turret:
Raging Turret Actions
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Raging Turret starts the fight with 0 bullets loaded and has to spend its first turn loading bullets.
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Additionally, it tends to rely heavily on its self-buffing skills, which can be capitalized upon by debuffing the boss at the right moment.
Raging Turret Battle Guide
After finally defeating the Heartless Relic and Rampaging Sands, the floor guardians of floor 125, you will proceed to the next floor of Tziah.
Normally, after defeating a floor guardian, you’re able to continue in Tartarus or use a teleporter to reconvene at the entrance of Tartarus for various reasons.
You will not have this convenience this time around, asRaging Turret is the floor guardian of floor 126of Tartarus, and you will beunable to have any sort of reprieve between this fightand the last.
Be prepared for both this floor guardian and the previous one. Use the teleporter on the 124th floor to return to the entrance of Tartarus to make any changes to your team. verify to bring plenty of HP and SP restoring items to use between these two difficult encounters.
Since this battle happens directly after the fight on the 125th floor, you must continue this encounter with the team you fought Heartless Relic and the Rampaging Sands.
For that fight, Akihiko and Yukari tend to be staples, so they will also be utilized here. Their roles become reversed in this fight as Akihiko takes a backseat as the support and healer while Yukari nukes this tank to smithereens.
Yukari Becomes The Team’s Ace
Yukari gets to play the role of a damage dealer this time around, thanks to her amazing set of Wind skills. HerGarulaspell capitalizes on Raging Turret’s inherent weakness to Wind-type moves.
This move will devastate the Raging Turret as it not only chips away at the floor guardian’s HP but also knocks it down, setting the stage for your team to knock out a lot of health with anAll-Out attack.
Yukari’s Theurgy skill,Cyclone Arrow, deals severe Wind damage to the already Wind-susceptible Raging Turret, making Cyclone Arrow an easy match finishing skill.
Akihiko Will Provide Support
Akihiko, with hisTarunda skill, becomes an invaluable asset against the Raging Turret. Tarunda’s power lies in its ability tolower an opponent’s attack power.
Since the Raging Turret often focuses on charging up for powerful blows, using Akihiko’s Tarundaskill at these intervals can significantlyreduce the damage outputof the turret’s attacks.
Akihikoalso possesses healing skills,which are essential for sustaining your team through any of Raging Turret’s attacks.
His capacity to restore HP and debuff the boss ensures that your party remains in good fighting condition throughout all phases of combat, allowing them to withstand the brutal onslaught from the turret’s area-of-effect attacks.
Aragaki Will Fish For Criticals
Unfortunately, the team does not have another Wind Persona user on it. Instead, you can use a physical attacker to try and land some lucky critical strikes to get in an All-Out attack.
Raging TurretNullifies Slash attacks, sobring afourth party member who can use Strike or Piercing damage. Thebest choice here would be Aragakisince he can use his Strike attacks and skills to attempt a knockdown each turn.
Switch To A Strong Wind Persona
For the Protagonist, use a Persona that has access to powerful wind skills.
Fortunais a Persona of the Fortune Arcana that can learnWind Boost at level 20. Wind boost increases the strength of all Wind skills by 25 percent.
Another great option is the Sun Arcana Quetzalcoatl.Quetzalcoatl innately knows Garudyne, which is an incredibly strong Wind skill that will chunk away at the boss’s HP.
Defeat Raging Turret Before Its Ultimate Move
Raging Turret is a floor guardian who attacks the team with a sluggish start. But once this challenger ramps up with its various buffing skills, it has thepossibility ofwiping out your whole teamwith just one use of Heat Wave.
During thefirst two roundsof combat, Raging Turret willnot use a single damaging skill.Use the start of this battle to dish out as much damage as possible.
If you want to beat this boss, you must act swiftly and attempt tofinish the fight before it can reach turn fourof the encounter.
If you cannot beat the boss before turn four, make sure to, at the very least, debuff the boss with Tarunda, or else prepare to spend the next several rounds of combat playing catch-up with healing.
