Well, it’s finally time to actually put the clues together and find the real Dahlia killer (Werewolf). This means a bit of puzzle work and a long drive around the city, for the grand finale of the homicide desk.
We’re now moving on to the vice desk to try and get to the bottom of the new supply of army surplus morphine. This means cracking open several illegal businesses, tracking down the lost supply and taking out the distributors to stop the deaths.
It’s time for the big finish to the army surplus morphine heist. We’re going to get caught in the middle of a war, as Sheldon’s men battle with the mob for a fortune in drugs. If you need help with the battles or securing the case, then look here.
We’ve actually got a big break from the overall arc. We just need to look at a new scam in a prize fight, and figure out a tangled web of betrayals and backstabs. If you need help with this case, just look for more information below.
Rakshasa is one of the easier mission based battles that players can take on during Final Fantasy XIII’s later chapters. While its statistics and health may pale in comparison to later fights, it still holds some reticent challenge, which this article addresses. Read on for some strategies.
Vercingetorix is perhaps the toughest foe in Final Fantasy XIII. As the final Cie’th stone mission, it is replete with enough weapons to provide a stern test to even the most battle hardened players. This article provides a guide on how to defeat the avian creature successfully.
Mithridates is a difficult enemy encounter that happens duringthe 27th Cie’th stone activated mission found in Final Fantasy XIII. This article provides a battle guide to defeating it during this fight, as well as information on its abilities etcetera.
The Bravery spell is one of the most important attack oriented buffs that players can cast on other party members. This article looks into the spell itself as it relates to the thirteenth Final Fantasy installment. Read on for more information about what the Bravery spell does in FFXIII.
We’ve got a big case for the finale of the traffic desk. A staged accident is hiding some fairly dark deals and a potential escalation of mob violence. We’re right in the middle of it too. If you need some help with any of the searches, fights or interrogations in this case, look here.
Have you been wondering why Sony was targeted so heavily by hackers? I’ll go through what happened at the beginning to set this all off, how it happened, and my personal take on Sony’s response.
