Final Fantasy XV Developer, Square Enix, has recently updated the game's Time Quest to add the latest hunt for the match. The current Timed Quest is a Level 140 Behemoth which players can challenge any point of the game. Furthermore, this Behemoth brings a whole lot of fortune for successful gamers.
Players who successfully beat the Timed Quest will receive total rewards of 30,000 EXP, 999 AP, 1,250,000 Gil, and 9 Oracle Ascension Coins which can be used to trade great accessories in Altissia. The wrong side of this quest though is that Level 140 Dread Behemoth can kill one character with just one hit. So, this timed quest is not for everybody, unless strong enough to withstand this impeccably sharp Behemoth.
For interested players to try and beat the Level 140 Dread Behemoth for Final Fantasy XV Timed Quest, the exact location of the monster has been verified. Thanks to Gearnuke who posted the precise location of the Timed Quests. It says the quest is located near Hammerhead in Longwythe Peak.
Tips and Tricks. To successfully beat the Level 140 Behemoth, using warp points to constantly heal characters while looking for an open attack. Daggers don't do much of the damage; it is highly recommended to use Raganorak Sword with Warp Strike with Critical Skill unlocked. Dread Behemoth possesses a massive defense buff, thus, expect attacks won't do much of damage. But, on the bright side, he gives a handful amount of experience points. Therefore, eating buff experience boosters together with moggle charm will do the trick for easy farming.
Takeaways: The Chapter 13 update for Final Fantasy XV will feature a separate route for Gladio and Ignis. As confirmed by Producer, Haruyoshi Sawatri, players will have the chance to play Gladio to experience the other side of things until both characters reunite. Additional cutscenes, and actual Gladio and Ignis party gameplay are included.
Playing Gladio, gamers will finally see what happened to Emperor Aldercapt and Revis. Also, Sawatri confirms that the ring of magic was overhauled meaning three spells can now be used with the Ring of the Lucii. As always, share us your thoughts in the comment section below.
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