Game Database report
Mold Turrets Confirmed as Independent Combat Summons
The official build example describes Mold Turrets attacking independently and applying harmful status effects.
Published · Official-source briefing
Remedy uses Mold Turrets as an example of a tactical summon build: they attack independently and apply harmful status effects while Dylan manages the encounter.
What was confirmed
The description supports a concrete database entry for the summon and its two confirmed behaviors without assuming every upgrade or status interaction. This report isolates that specific official update so it can be linked from the matching navigation topic without turning a dated announcement into an unsupported all-purpose claim.
Duration, summon count, cooldown, damage, target selection, exact debuffs, and whether turrets move are not specified. The distinction is important before release: confirmed mechanics, storefront capabilities, preview observations, and details still awaiting retail verification are recorded separately.
The connected evergreen guide and FAQ cluster use this source as evidence, while final values, menu behavior, performance, quest counts, and balance-dependent recommendations remain subject to the shipped build. If Remedy or a first-party store changes the underlying information, the dated report remains the historical record and the current guide is revised.
Key takeaways
- Mold Turrets act independently
- They apply harmful statuses
- Final values are unannounced
Official source
PlayStation Blog — combat build example
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