So I've managed to beat Gawain and Mordred, and I'm soon to go up against Tristan. Gawain was hard yet doable, but I only managed to beat Mordred by the skin of my teeth (though I'm glad to say that I beat both on the first try and without using any command spells). My go-to team set up for Gawain and Mordred was Lancelot, Tamamo, and a Waver I borrowed as support as the starting members, with Mash, and Ibaraki-Douji as subs (and just some random extra member I was building up bond with).
Given how much harder the fights are just going to get and how I barely beat Mordred last time, I'd like some tips on how to deal with the bosses.
They don't really get harder tbh. There are 2 or 3 harder fights but the difficulty of the chapter doesn't really scale linearly. for most people Gawain/Mordred will be about the hardest thing they'll face for a while.
As for beating the other bosses, if you don't care about spoilers just look up a guide. If you do, just play it and see what their gimmicks are and make a party to counter accordingly.
For Tristan you'll fight him 2 times.
The first fight, don't put any saber in the front. Tristan is weak to saber, but the Knight mobs have large HP and they're archer.
The second fight is in the Camelot Castle, just bring your strongest Saber there. For me, It's easier than the first fight.
I killed him more than 5 times, here's my record :
- using OG Nero solo, reset app.
- Solo Siegfried, Georgios turn Tristan into a dragon, reset app.
- using 1-3 star saber like Fergus, Caesar and Gilles, reset app.
- using OG Artoria + Waver + Leonidas, reset app.
- using Gilgamesh + Waver + Leonidas, reset app.
Tristan hard-counter is a maxed Leonidas, it's a similiar situation like Battle of Thermopylae.
Leonidas can do NP spam vs servant like Gil, Tristan, or archer with multiple hit.
In Camelot, i mostly do blind run there and i loves challenges in there.
For the blind run, i always put a Tank+Supp+DPS. Basic balanced team that simply can counter most content except for some specific bosses.
DPS + Tank + Supp/guess servant + Tank + DPS + Last man Standing, my blind run setup.
Honestly, I've just been neglecting most of my 3 star and below Servants. The only ones I've raised up to a comparatively high level were Hundred Personas and Lu Bu, the former just because she was the highest rarity Assassin I had at the beginning and the latter because I wanted a back-up for my Ibaraki.
Not sure if I'll be able to use this strategy right now since I'm rushing to complete the Singularity before the 1/2 AP promo ends, but given how much people recommend low rarity Servants for their strategic usage, I want to know if they're usable even on level 90 missions? Given my experiences in the past events, I can't help but think they wouldn't be able to last that long (though I didn't have as many max level Servants until recently and the strategies available to me were a lot more limited since I had fewer higher rarity Servants I could use).
Yes, they're usable.
Even Nerofest Challenges with difficulty of lvl 90++ is still doable.
Camelot also can be cleared using 1-3 star servants, Babylonia and the rest included.
Lowstars like Hans, OG Chu, Georgios and lots of lowstars is considered a monster.
They can survive for long time or not, it depend on the enemies, stage mechanics, we as their master/pilot, our arsenal/Chaldea, and also the servant selection.
There are tons of team comps that you can make with your rosters and you also have lots of premiere servants.
Maybe this can help a little, but i'm going to make this into some kind of ''riddle'' since most of your servant is strong.
- A Shark girl, a Dracula and a Chinese Triad ganking on a tragic man.
- tragic man survive but he is betrayed and burned to ashes by his fellow Knight, alone.
- a violent biker goes mad and wreaking havoc at the dessert.
- a loli wizard, a bikini ninja and a violent biker then drinking together, they're still on the dessert.
- the land owner is slayed by a Dragon Slayer and the Black Knight and his army.
Bonus :
- Ghost Buster is a madman, not some wizard making party together.
- carnival couple, one of them wearing black and yellow clothes got beaten by some drunk peoples.
The rest of the bosses are pretty easy. If I had to rank them, Gawain is third hardest, Mordred is second hardest, and Artoria is hardest.
Best thing I can really recommend is to give Mash a lot of love. Once she becomes a 4-star, she's very handy for tanking some of the bosses noble phantasms. Chaldea combat uniform is useful as well so you can stun Artoria and buy yourself an extra turn. As long as you have a decently leveled saber, though, you should be okay.
Use Mordred xD CLARENT BLOOD ARTHUR: REBELLION AGAINST MY BEAUTIFUL FATHER!!! Artoria goes down without question.
Cool. Somehow or other, I ended up giving a lot of love to Gawain and Lancelot when it came to enhancements. I'll probably be able to deal with Arturia using Lancelot, Tamamo, and Waver as always. I suppose it's a blessing Arturia doesn't have any particular gimmick aside from the huge meat wall of a health bar. Granted, I found myself really enjoying the gimmicks of the bosses in this Singularity. It's quite the refreshing change. Really made me think about my team compositions.
I just finished Camelot yesturday with a party of 3 stars and here is what my main stratergy was. For bosses, have Mash and Hans together, with the best suitable support I could find. Tristan was honestly easier than evey other boss because of his basic attacks. His basic attacks practically charge up your np bar like a quarter of the way each time so your np gets to go of quite a bit. Mash and Hans blast of their np and skills to make the basic attacks do almost nothing, leaving the main problem to be his np. It cannot be evaded so you have to look for invincibility buffs. The first np attack is dealt with Mash’s taunt and invincibility skill. After that, you would need the atlas academy uniform and you just need to use invincibility on your main dps. After that, try to take down him before his 3rd np or if your skills on mash are up again, use her.
Basically, mash is op in camelot
(Sorry for the long text)
