To give an example, if Caesar fails his 3rd Attack Up buff, he will only have +20% Attack Up from Crocea Mors. Fortunately, Caesar can increase his already strong odds by losing HP.Īt roughly half HP, Caesar already has a 100% chance to apply each Attack Up as the Buff Success Rate scales up to 40%. However, if at any point the buff fails to apply, all subsequent Attack Up buffs will never trigger. Gameplay TipĪfter his 2nd Rank Up, at base, Crocea Mors has an 80% chance to add 10% Attack Up before Caesar launches his NP. Regardless, Caesar is one of the stronger 3* Servants available, especially after his 2nd Rank Up can potentially make his NP deal mind boggingly high damage. Furthermore, Caesar can only unlock his Critical Potential after launching his NP, which makes using Critical hits to charge NP Gauge and deal more damage in the same turn more difficult. To launch successive NPs, Masters need to rely entirely on his NP and any NP charging supports. His base NP Gain on his Command Cards is also painfully limiting.
Of course, Caesar is not as perfect as Cleopatra might imagine, considering his lack of any defensive prowess (instead, he can only reduce defense). This flexibility makes Caesar one of the very best starter Servants around. at equal NP levels.īut Ceasar can function as a budget support perfectly fine as well, especially as his Crocea Mors can generate a significant sum of Critical Stars from its hit counts, Incite, and its Overcharge effect.
As a result, Caesar utterly dominates the NP Damage charts, being capable at max Attack Up stacks to rival the output of Musashi.
#GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR ANIME UPGRADE#
With not only an improved modifier from his NP Upgrade (~20% Damage Increase alone), Caesar can also gain up to 50%(!!) Attack Up for 1 turn from his NP alone at very high odds (and guaranteed at half HP or lower). Yet, Delightworks only kicked it up a notch upon his second Rank Up. While his trifecta of buffs (including Riding to boost his Quick performance) already make him deal decent NP damage, the high NP refund from his 10-hit NP Crocea Mors sets ups a very deadly cocktail for Caesar to try and launch successive NPs with the likes of Skadi and/or Nero Bride. Gaius was buried in the Mausoleum of Augustus.Crossing the Rubicon once more to join Chaldea in its defense of the Pan-Human world, Gaius Julius Caesar combines a powerful Single Target Quick performance with rather decent (critical) support capacity through his triple whammy of Charisma, Tactics, and the Critical-based buffs from Incite. Tacitus suspected that Livia herself was involved in the deaths of Gaius and Lucius. In addition, Agrippa’s third son, Postumus Agrippa, was adopted. The death of both grandchildren, Octavian, forced him to adopt his stepson Tiberius and choose his successor. A year earlier, Gaius’s brother, Lucius, had died. He died in Lycia on his way back to Rome on February 21, 4 CE. Unfortunately, he was seriously injured during the siege of Artagira (September 9, 2 CE).
Gaius met the new Parthian king Phraates V on a small island on the Euphrates (spring 2 CE) and then attacked Armenia. The Parthians, however, decided to negotiate. In 1 CE he stood in Syria and took supreme command of the army of the Euphrates in preparation for the expedition to the east. Liwilla was the daughter of Drusus the Elder and Antoni the Younger. That same year, Gaius married Julia Liwilla, being her first husband. Passing through Judea he did not make a religious sacrifice, for which he was commended by Augustus. Gaius spent the first two years after leaving Rome in Greece, Asia Minor and Egypt. Among the officers escorting him were the historian Welley Paterkulus, Marcus Lollius and Sejan, the future praetorian prefect. Then he would visit the eastern provinces and learn to run the affairs of the empire. Already at that time, he was designated a consul (1 year CE). In 5 BCE he was declared an adult, appointed to the senate and recognized as a youth leader ( Princeps Iuventutis). The emperor saw him and his brother Lucius as their heirs. In 17 BCE along with brother Lucius was adopted by Octavian Augustus. Son of Julia – the only daughter of Octavian Augustus and her second husband – Marcus of Agrippa. After being adopted by Emperor Augustus, he became Gaius Julius Caesar Vipsanian ( Gaius Iulius Caesar Vipsanianus) and was called Gaius Caesar ( Gaius Caesar). He was born Gaius Vipsanius Agrippa ( Gaius Vipsanius Agrippa) in 20 BCE, between August 14 and September 13.
#GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR ANIME LICENSE#
0 kommentar(er)
