At the culmination of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Wuthering Waves chapter two, act four, first available in update 2.2, we take on our second Calamity Class enemy: Fleurdleys. Trapped, partially corrupted by her creator, and just this side of divine, she's one of the toughest fights in the game if you aren't prepared.🅷 She's fas🉐t, has a longer attack list, and enough health to outlast all but the best-built teams.

You'll also want to know how to beat Fleurdleys because her Echo is a fantastic addition to any Aero DPS. We'll cover everything you need to knowꦦ in this guide.

All First Phase Attacks

Like any good capstone encounter, Fleurdleys has a long attack list, which expands after reaching 50 percent health and entering her second phase. She doesn't have a lot of big one-shot attacks, trading burst damage for dea𓂃th by a thousand cuts.

Many of her attacks also summon additional swords to extend the attack's reach or deal additional damage while she winds up another move. Fleurdleys also likes to play with positioning in the arena, either by denying yours or physically moving y🍸ou to a less advantageous location.

All Second Phase Attacks

The second phase of the Fleurdleys fight is a more intense version of the first. Her various attacks and combos flow into one another more fluidly, c𒁏over more ground, and deal more damage. Her "ultimate" attack turns the entire arena into a death zone, with feܫw safe places to stand.

The strategy for beating Fleurdleys, however, remains much the same, as few of her new attacks can be parried. Dodging and counter-attacking as she recovers is the path to victory.

Interestingly, the second phase only introduces one attack, but it contains over a dozen different attacks.

Tips For Beating Fleurdleys

Fleurdleys is an Aero enemy, though this doesn't provide any significant resistance to the damage type, it's worth noting. The most important thing to understand about fighting her is that almost all of her attacks have a longer windup and faster fo🌸llow-up attacks.

The few moves that are just plain fast won't do a lot of damage, thankfully, and even they tend to have obvious tells. However, because many of Fleurdleys's attack strings are on the longer side and can't be parried, you'ဣll need to be careful about your stamina management.

Once Fleurdleys stops attacking, there's usually a one or two-second recovery animation, giving you a chance for relatively free dama🌠ge. It's not foolproof. Sometimes she'll simply flow into another attack string.

Another thing to keep in mind is the delay on her attacks. Fleurdleys is designed to punish dodge spam. That goes double for attacks with multiple weapons or projectiles. In practice, you only need two dodges to deal with many of Fleurdleys's attacks, but those dodges need to be appropriately tꦦimed.

Best Teams To Beat Fleurdleys

Without notable resistances, you can use any of the top teams to take down Fleurdleys, and if you've invested enough in them, free-to-play te🅺ams work well, too.

Carlotta Premium Team

This S-Tier team i💎s all limited 5-stars, but it has th𒁏e effectiveness to match.

• Carlotta is incredibly easy to use and has one of the highest damage thresholds in the game. Build into Resonant Skill and Resonant Liberation damage, and use her Skill liberally to freeze Fleurdleys in place while dealing damage.
• Zhezhi's supplemental damage and Glacio buffs make her the top choice for Carlotta teams. You can use Sanhua as a perfectly satisfactory free-to-play substitute.
• Shorekeeper is the preeminent support unit, offering unmatched Crit damage buffs, healing, and even a bit of supplemental DPS.

Cantarella Premium Team

Havoc teams are still find𒈔ing their niche, but the trial team from the 2.2 story quest is a fine choice.

• Camellya is probably the best all-around DPS we have across all the endgame modes, with good damage and grouping. She also makes parrying easy, though you'll need to be careful about too much spin to win against Fleurdleys.
• Cantarella offers solid damage of her own and goes miles buffing the rest of the team's Havoc damage output.
• Roccia is here primarily to round out the premium mono-Havoc team, but her damage output is solid and her gameplay enjoyable.

Free-To-Play Team

This ꦓteam is perfectly serviceable for those without easy access to the to🦂p limited 5-star characters.

• Havoc Rover is a very straightforward damage dealer, with solid output in their enhanced state and a ton of burst potential from their Resonance Liberation.
• Danjin is a more technical character who uses her HP as a resource, but she can do some minor healing of her own, and her damage is good as well.
• Baizhi is the best 4-star Support option in the game, and while she doesn't compare to Shorekeeper or Verina, she does provide enough healing to keep a team up and fighting.