mjk45 said:
now now behave ,and i learned something new darth never makes typos. |
i nver mke typos. ths luks gud.
:D
You can get Ramuh Ifrit Neo and all that stuff at any time on Disc 3. They're not one time affairs.
You just have to beat a certain polygon that can rape you in 10 seconds and trade it for some master materia.
Kimi wa ne tashika ni ano toki watashi no soba ni ita
Itsudatte itsudatte itsudatte
Sugu yoko de waratteita
Nakushitemo torimodosu kimi wo
I will never leave you
| dtewi said: You can get Ramuh Ifrit Neo and all that stuff at any time on Disc 3. They're not one time affairs. You just have to beat a certain polygon that can rape you in 10 seconds and trade it for some master materia. |
Oh yeah, the Earth Harp item, I totally forgot about that. Yet, that still doesn't mean that you actually get the Ramuh, Ifrit, Neo, Bahamut and Zero materias, just the overall master summon materia.
And for the amount of trouble to actually preparing to defeat that polygon, it's better not to miss those materia in the first place 
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Those are some WEAK levels, I was way stronger every time and I played this game like 50 times already. I was about level 30 when reaching the snake outside of Midgar, in the sands. That is pretty much my benchmark for training.
Do yourself a favor, as long as you're playing good JRPG's for your first time. Get these two immediately (if you already haven't):
Suikoden 2
Final Fantasy 10
| toMsons7551 said: Those are some WEAK levels, I was way stronger every time and I played this game like 50 times already. I was about level 30 when reaching the snake outside of Midgar, in the sands. That is pretty much my benchmark for training. Do yourself a favor, as long as you're playing good JRPG's for your first time. Get these two immediately:
Final Fantasy 10 |
I wasn't level 30 until Disc 2.
Overgrinding = No Challenge
Challenge = fun
Therefore, overgrinding = no fun.
Kimi wa ne tashika ni ano toki watashi no soba ni ita
Itsudatte itsudatte itsudatte
Sugu yoko de waratteita
Nakushitemo torimodosu kimi wo
I will never leave you
| toMsons7551 said: Those are some WEAK levels, I was way stronger every time and I played this game like 50 times already. I was about level 30 when reaching the snake outside of Midgar, in the sands. That is pretty much my benchmark for training. Do yourself a favor, as long as you're playing good JRPG's for your first time. Get these two immediately (if you already haven't):
Final Fantasy 10 |
What? That's grinding for the sake of grinding. You barely need to be at level 20 to kill the monsters around there. I was usually only lvl 35 by the end of disc 1 because there was no point being any higher.
When you finailly leave the towns and head twords the overworld.It really becomes a great and you defenitly do get some great freedom in a game like this.
| toMsons7551 said: Those are some WEAK levels, I was way stronger every time and I played this game like 50 times already. I was about level 30 when reaching the snake outside of Midgar, in the sands. That is pretty much my benchmark for training. Do yourself a favor, as long as you're playing good JRPG's for your first time. Get these two immediately (if you already haven't):
Final Fantasy 10 |
How many hours did it take you to reach level 30? Also, did you already have all limit breaks at lvl 3 at that time? Plus, you must have also had quite the amount of Gil then, as well.
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| PhilTheGamer said: When you finailly leave the towns and head twords the overworld.It really becomes a great and you defenitly do get some great freedom in a game like this. |
Again, the freedom is not that much, though the world map does give you a larger sensation of freedom than an enclosed linear pathway. Not until the last end stretch of CD 1 do you actually get the ability to explore the majority of the world map without much restrictions or linearity.
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lestatdark said:
Again, the freedom is not that much, though the world map does give you a larger sensation of freedom than an enclosed linear pathway. Not until the last end stretch of CD 1 do you actually get the ability to explore the majority of the world map without much restrictions or linearity. |
Yeah, and that was the most fun part of the game.
Playing without materia... *grumblegrumble*
Kimi wa ne tashika ni ano toki watashi no soba ni ita
Itsudatte itsudatte itsudatte
Sugu yoko de waratteita
Nakushitemo torimodosu kimi wo
I will never leave you
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