What Happens If You Can't Beat ORT Phase 2?

Phase 1: What Happens If You Can't Beat ORT?

Remember when I said that ORT was one of the most fun bosses in the game? That was before I had to fight phase 2's first two break bars. once I reached those, I had to start wondering if the game was going to be kind enough to give me back all of my Servants if I completely wipe out. Again.

I promise that it gets easier after that, but if you were like me and considering doing literally all of phase 1 over again just to have a few extra Servants to fight phase 2, here are some tips:

- The first 2 bars are the hardest. Yes they'll be a pain to get through, but things get easier on the other side.
-While fighting those first bars, just try to burst ORT down. Get as many NPs and high damage crits out as possible.
- Use Mash. She has a 4-turn cooldown between fights and is surprisingly effective against ORT due to her neutral damage and having invulnerability and a star bomb in her kit.
- Most of the stuff from phase one still applies, especially after the first 2 bars. Unless you have a plan, only bring in 1 Servant at a time; evade or invulnerability on your Mystic Code is great; and a Guts CE gives you an extra turn (after those first few bars).

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