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Could someone PLEASE help me with some bits of Final Fantasy X?!
Firstly, where can I find a Tonberry?
Secondly, how do I beat Penance? (WITHOUT ZANMATO)
Thirdly, why can't I get Magic to do over 9,999 Damage, even with Break Damage Limit?
Any help would be very welcome, particularly for the secon one.
Firstly, where can I find a Tonberry?
Secondly, how do I beat Penance? (WITHOUT ZANMATO)
Thirdly, why can't I get Magic to do over 9,999 Damage, even with Break Damage Limit?
Any help would be very welcome, particularly for the secon one.
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lalakersrule wrote:
> however unless in the final battle of FF1 it's not virtually
> impossible to lose then the easiest game award for me will still go
> to FFX. How can you have a final battle where unless you're a total
> moron you cannot lose? It's meant to be the big finale, the hardest
> part of the game, the sole reason you've spent weeks of your life
> fighting random battles to level up not some boss that even when he
> kills you, you just get brought straight back to life.
How RIDICULOUS is the final battle of FFX?! It's basically just a mega-long ending sequence which you control part of!
> however unless in the final battle of FF1 it's not virtually
> impossible to lose then the easiest game award for me will still go
> to FFX. How can you have a final battle where unless you're a total
> moron you cannot lose? It's meant to be the big finale, the hardest
> part of the game, the sole reason you've spent weeks of your life
> fighting random battles to level up not some boss that even when he
> kills you, you just get brought straight back to life.
How RIDICULOUS is the final battle of FFX?! It's basically just a mega-long ending sequence which you control part of!
Galacticdramon wrote:
> How RIDICULOUS is the final battle of FFX?! It's basically just a
> mega-long ending sequence which you control part of!
Suppose it's better to have a mega-long ending sequence you control part of instead of a whole game that's one mega-long FMV sequence which you control parts of like MGS2 :-D
> How RIDICULOUS is the final battle of FFX?! It's basically just a
> mega-long ending sequence which you control part of!
Suppose it's better to have a mega-long ending sequence you control part of instead of a whole game that's one mega-long FMV sequence which you control parts of like MGS2 :-D
Suppose so :)
BTW: How do I get the Chocobo outside Remiem Temple to race me?
BTW: How do I get the Chocobo outside Remiem Temple to race me?
Galacticdramon wrote:
> lalakersrule wrote:
> however unless in the final battle of FF1 it's not virtually
> impossible to lose then the easiest game award for me will still go
> to FFX. How can you have a final battle where unless you're a total
> moron you cannot lose? It's meant to be the big finale, the hardest
> part of the game, the sole reason you've spent weeks of your life
> fighting random battles to level up not some boss that even when he
> kills you, you just get brought straight back to life.
>
> How RIDICULOUS is the final battle of FFX?! It's basically just a
> mega-long ending sequence which you control part of!
I think Square like to have the last battle nice and completable ... when it comes to the big challenges, its ALWAYS with the side monsters, usually the Weapons or whatever. Emerald and Ruby from 7, Ultima and Omega from 8 etc. Ultimecia was easy if you were nicely powered up, all you do is Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, DEAD, and thats it!
With 10 they put a MASSIVE amount of nasty monsters out there to have a go at with that Monster Arena.
I have to say that final battle WAS an anticlimax ... but mainly due to me having gone round and making my people UNFEASABLY hard before I went off to tackle it.
> lalakersrule wrote:
> however unless in the final battle of FF1 it's not virtually
> impossible to lose then the easiest game award for me will still go
> to FFX. How can you have a final battle where unless you're a total
> moron you cannot lose? It's meant to be the big finale, the hardest
> part of the game, the sole reason you've spent weeks of your life
> fighting random battles to level up not some boss that even when he
> kills you, you just get brought straight back to life.
>
> How RIDICULOUS is the final battle of FFX?! It's basically just a
> mega-long ending sequence which you control part of!
I think Square like to have the last battle nice and completable ... when it comes to the big challenges, its ALWAYS with the side monsters, usually the Weapons or whatever. Emerald and Ruby from 7, Ultima and Omega from 8 etc. Ultimecia was easy if you were nicely powered up, all you do is Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, Renzokuken, DEAD, and thats it!
With 10 they put a MASSIVE amount of nasty monsters out there to have a go at with that Monster Arena.
I have to say that final battle WAS an anticlimax ... but mainly due to me having gone round and making my people UNFEASABLY hard before I went off to tackle it.
Galacticdramon wrote:
> Thanks, FFF. Finally beat Penance, took me 70 mins. By the way, I'm in
> another dilemma:
>
> I somehow missed the Bonus Item in Bevelle Temple, so I can't get
> Anima. Thus, I can't get to the final room of Remiem Temple and get
> the three Aeons (forgotten what they're called). Also, is it true
> that said Aeons take about two minutes to be summoned?
You can't miss the special treasure from Bevelle, the game FORCES you to pick it up to proceed, it won't let walk around the chest ... I've tried! The treasure I often forget about is to go back and do the Zanarkand temple FULLY.
> Thanks, FFF. Finally beat Penance, took me 70 mins. By the way, I'm in
> another dilemma:
>
> I somehow missed the Bonus Item in Bevelle Temple, so I can't get
> Anima. Thus, I can't get to the final room of Remiem Temple and get
> the three Aeons (forgotten what they're called). Also, is it true
> that said Aeons take about two minutes to be summoned?
You can't miss the special treasure from Bevelle, the game FORCES you to pick it up to proceed, it won't let walk around the chest ... I've tried! The treasure I often forget about is to go back and do the Zanarkand temple FULLY.
Widge wrote:
> I think Square like to have the last battle nice and completable ...
> when it comes to the big challenges, its ALWAYS with the side
> monsters, usually the Weapons or whatever. Emerald and Ruby from 7,
> Ultima and Omega from 8 etc.
True the side quest monsters are usually the hardest but i'd like a end boss that is actually hard to beat. This is the thing that has supposedly been the biggest threat to the world for the last 40-50 odd hours of your game it should be a little bit of a challenge, not be so easy to beat that unless you cast petrify on your whole party you can't lose.
> I think Square like to have the last battle nice and completable ...
> when it comes to the big challenges, its ALWAYS with the side
> monsters, usually the Weapons or whatever. Emerald and Ruby from 7,
> Ultima and Omega from 8 etc.
True the side quest monsters are usually the hardest but i'd like a end boss that is actually hard to beat. This is the thing that has supposedly been the biggest threat to the world for the last 40-50 odd hours of your game it should be a little bit of a challenge, not be so easy to beat that unless you cast petrify on your whole party you can't lose.
Widge wrote:
> Galacticdramon wrote:
> Thanks, FFF. Finally beat Penance, took me 70 mins. By the way, I'm
> in
> another dilemma:
>
> I somehow missed the Bonus Item in Bevelle Temple, so I can't get
> Anima. Thus, I can't get to the final room of Remiem Temple and get
> the three Aeons (forgotten what they're called). Also, is it true
> that said Aeons take about two minutes to be summoned?
>
> You can't miss the special treasure from Bevelle, the game FORCES you
> to pick it up to proceed, it won't let walk around the chest ... I've
> tried! The treasure I often forget about is to go back and do the
> Zanarkand temple FULLY.
Though that chest isn't the the treasure.
It's the one to the far left, directly opposite the platform you go down to start with. The chest if forces you to open is just there to reveal the switch to get the pedastal to then get the 'special' item.
If you go up there with just 1 Bevell Sphere, ye'll see.
> Galacticdramon wrote:
> Thanks, FFF. Finally beat Penance, took me 70 mins. By the way, I'm
> in
> another dilemma:
>
> I somehow missed the Bonus Item in Bevelle Temple, so I can't get
> Anima. Thus, I can't get to the final room of Remiem Temple and get
> the three Aeons (forgotten what they're called). Also, is it true
> that said Aeons take about two minutes to be summoned?
>
> You can't miss the special treasure from Bevelle, the game FORCES you
> to pick it up to proceed, it won't let walk around the chest ... I've
> tried! The treasure I often forget about is to go back and do the
> Zanarkand temple FULLY.
Though that chest isn't the the treasure.
It's the one to the far left, directly opposite the platform you go down to start with. The chest if forces you to open is just there to reveal the switch to get the pedastal to then get the 'special' item.
If you go up there with just 1 Bevell Sphere, ye'll see.
I actually found the battles in FF1 more challenging than ANY other FF. What four characters did you pick? I went through with a couple of black belts, a red and a black mage. As the FF series progressed, I think the games have become easier. 10 is just an interactive story (granted the depth is there if you want it). In the 1st one you fear for your party in each battle.
Personal fav. is 6 :)
Personal fav. is 6 :)
My FFI party is a Black Mage, a White Mage, a Monk and a Warrior.
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