Ac6 Cel 240 Build (2024)

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What is CEL 240 weak to? ›

The Ibis Series CEL 240 is rather fast but moves in somewhat predictable sweeping motions, and its only glaring weakness is how often it will pause mid-air for a moment to ready its next attack. This build is all about capitalizing on that pause to stagger the boss often and hit it hard.

The CEL 240 always uses the same move at the very start of the fight: a rain of lasers followed by a sweeping melee attack. You can avoid the lasers by quickly moving left or right, and the melee attack is best dodged by flying or jumping straight up.

The pulse blade is unlocked right from the get go and is one of the strongest melee weapons in the game. It is good against enemies with pulse shields and can be charged for a stronger attack. It can quickly shred an enemie's stagger meter, but is also great to use as a follow-up when an enemy is staggered.

Ayre Boss Fight Best Build

You can overwhelm Ayre with dual Gatling guns, or you can go with two Zimmerman shotguns. Equip two Stun Needle Launchers on your back to focus on getting enough impact damage to stagger Ayre. If you're fond of the SONGBIRDS, her evade is certainly slow enough that it might be worth it.

Key to dodging most attacks is to strafe for lasers as usual and the slashes quick boost to left and then right for when it does from the sky and jump up high when it runs towards you after that laser rain attack.

The final boss of Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon's New Game++ is none other than ALLMIND, the artificial intelligence that has provided 621 with a safe haven in between missions since the very beginning.

If you see him charge it up, rush towards him and sideways, then dodge at the last second. You should be able to get a few really good hits in during the wind-up and cooldown. Stay at the medium- and long-range and keep firing at Walter to prevent him from committing to attacks.

How to Beat Ibis in Armored Core 6. Ironically, the best way to beat this boss is to engage it in melee combat. Despite its dizzying movements, Ibis actually has a lot of exploitable openings that make it extremely vulnerable to critical close-range blows.

To defeat the boss, fly up and hit the boss with your blade weapon. When it gets close enough, use your shoulder weapon alongside your gun. You also fight the same boss later at a distance, so your best bet is using charged laser shots or tetrapod legs to hover near it.

The Pile Bunker is the best melee weapon, dealing high impact damage and staggering bosses with its fast charge attack. The Laser Handgun is a top choice for dual-wield builds, with high rate of fire, impact damage, range, and accuracy.

Will Armored Core 6 be difficult? ›

There are just a lot more factors and mechanics you have to worry about in a Soulslike game. Armored Core 6 has some absolutely frustrating bosses to take down, but the rest of the gameplay is certainly easier than Elden Ring. KEEP READING: Can You Turn Down the Difficulty in Armored Core 6?

A direct hit from one Songbirds and one detonating bazooka is enough to stagger the boss, letting you then do massive damage with the next two shots. Your most successful attacks will likely be drive-bys: just keep moving and cycling through your shots.

This boss is extremely agile and moves about the arena a lot, so you'll need to take your shots carefully. Two direct hits should stagger them, allowing you to move in close with Shotguns. Dodge its attacks when you can and repeat this process; you should find the boss goes down pretty quickly.

Ironically, the best way to beat this boss is to engage it in melee combat. Despite its dizzying movements, Ibis actually has a lot of exploitable openings that make it extremely vulnerable to critical close-range blows. The secret to beating Ibis in melee lies at the very beginning of the fight.