Final Fantasy VII Remake – How to Beat the Scorpion Sentinel (Boss Guide)

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How to Beat the Scorpion Sentinel Boss

The Scorpion Sentinel is the first boss in FFVII remake and it has several different waves to brace yourself for. Here’s how what to expect and some tips for defeating the Scorpion Sentinel boss.

The Scorpion Sentinel – Wave #1

The Scorpion Sentinel starts off protected by a Field Generator so start by destroying it using Cloud’s Fire Spell (Commands > Cloud > Spell > Fire).

When the Sentinel’s health is down 1/3rd it will jump onto the wall and attack from afar. Use Barret to do long-range damage with his gun. Watch out for the EM Field (electricity) it generates shortly after coming back.

Keep attacking to increase its pressure meter. Another barrier will form but take it out with Cloud’s Fire Spell just like last time.

Once its health is down to half wave 2 will start.

The Scorpion Sentinel – Wave #2

Watch out for the Tail Laser. Run for the debris. This will always appear for you to use as cover. Because you can’t do much while hiding from the attack now’s a good time to use Potions, Barret’s Healing Spell, Other items, or to tap triangle while playing as Barret to make his Overcharge meter fill more quickly.

Watch out for its Electric Field (close-range damage) and red missiles (long-range damage).

At this point it will rotate between these attacks until its health is down to just a few HP. At this point it will start to auto-repair! Don’t let it.

Stop it quickly by destroying its legs and then the machine entirely. Have Barret target one leg and Cloud another then strike the final blow.

Escape from the Reactor

Now that the Sentinel is dead this whole place is gonna explode. Run for the exit, back through where you came. You and Barret will get separated for a bit.

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