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AION 2 Deus Research Base Transcendence Stage 4 Explained in Under 4 Minutes
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Storyline / Context
- This video is a fast guide to AION 2’s “Deus Research Base” Transcendence content, focused specifically on Stage 4—especially the highest tier (Tier 4).
- The run is presented as a dungeon run that culminates in a final boss fight, preceded by required monster-clearing steps.
Gameplay / Run Requirements (Stage 4, Tier 4)
Tiers
- There are four tiers, each with different gear score requirements.
- The guide covers only Tier 4 (the highest tier).
Key Reward
- Arcana cards are the most important rewards from this run.
Dungeon Progression Rule (Normal Mobs Requirement)
- You must kill a required number of normal monsters before entering the final boss.
- For Tier 4: 150 monster kills are required.
- Time limit: you have 30 minutes to complete the dungeon.
Speed Strategy (Team Efficiency)
- Use one player as a runner:
- The runner moves ahead to activate teleporters.
- The rest of the party clears required monsters.
- This allows the group to teleport directly between bosses, saving time.
Boss Mechanics & How to Handle Them
1) Gelkus
Electric floor attack (ground electricity zone)
- Someone is targeted; Gelkus charges to them and leaves an electric zone on the floor.
- Strategy: the targeted player should drag the zone toward the outer edge so it doesn’t block the party’s fight area.
Pull + whip AoE
- Gelkus pulls players in, then performs a whip AoE around the arena.
- Strategy: move away or use a defensive ability when you see it coming (it hits hard).
Other attacks (star-shaped + big AoEs)
- Strategy: watch for telegraphs, dodge through safe gaps, and avoid trying to tank.
2) Naszmund
- Generally easier than Gelkus, but positioning still matters.
Fight location
- Prefer fighting near the edge of the arena rather than the middle.
Laser patterns
- Lasers create patterns; when they move toward you, jump over or move out instead of standing in them.
Targeted zones (avoid stacking)
- If a targeted zone appears under a player, don’t stack on top of them.
- Strategy: move away so zones don’t overlap.
3) Final Boss: A Teil
Link mechanic (party linked to one player)
- The party becomes linked to a single player (the entire party is linked to that target).
- Strategy:
- The linked players should move away from the linked player,
- while still staying grouped.
Player trap + damage sharing
- A Teil traps one player.
- Strategy: the rest of the party should quickly group up and enter the marked zone to help share damage.
Platform-destruction energy phase (very dangerous)
- The boss moves to the center, sends energy waves across the arena, and destroys outer platform sections.
- Strategy:
- Stay toward the center,
- watch wave telegraphs,
- jump/dodge through gaps or use defensive tools.
- Critical warning: do not get pushed off the platform.
Boss-linking while pushing proximity
- The boss can link the party directly to himself.
- Strategy: stay close (moving too far causes damage) while still dodging other mechanics—don’t tunnel vision on DPS.
“Cannot Fail” Check: Stagger Phase (End of Fight)
When it triggers
- Near the end, the boss becomes vulnerable to stagger.
What to do
- As soon as the stagger bar becomes available, everyone must use stagger abilities.
- Red cone zones will appear and move—avoid them.
Failure condition
- If the party does not stagger successfully during this window, the fight ends in a wipe.
Emphasized tip
- Save stagger abilities specifically for this mechanic.
Key Tip Summary
- Complete 150 mob kills within 30 minutes (Tier 4) to unlock the final boss.
- Use a runner to activate teleporters for faster boss-to-boss movement.
- Gelkus:
- Drag electric zones to the outer edge,
- dodge pull/whip,
- avoid tanking.
- Naszmund:
- Fight near the edge,
- react to moving lasers,
- don’t stack targeted zones.
- A Teil:
- Handle linking carefully,
- use the marked zone to mitigate the trap phase,
- survive the energy-wave platform destruction,
- stay close during link-to-boss moments.
- Final wipe point: red cones + the stagger window—save stagger abilities for this check.
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