At this point, you can make the rest of the game comparatively easy, should you wish. Go back and give Misty Lia the Soul Stone; with her, you should now be able to create an Orihalcon via Alchemy (with cost around 5000 Fol).
At this point, you can make the rest of the game comparatively easy, should you wish. Go back and give Misty Lia the Soul Stone; with her, you should now be able to create an Orihalcon via Alchemy (with cost around 5000 Fol).
Go back West into the hall with the two mages, one of the South walls has a crack you can break through. Go South and activate the switch on the statue. Now return North, then West. The blocks at the bottom of this hall are now moving, return to save your game then come back and head through the door on the left under the blocks. Watch the scene.
For Star Ocean 3: Till the End of Time on the PlayStation 4, Boss FAQ by Marty81.
STAR OCEAN: TILL THE END OF TIME OPTIONAL BOSS FAQ VERSION 1.10 by Angelo Pineda([email protected]) VERSION HISTORY 15-9-2004(1.10) - Added more tips, Universe and 4D strategy.
Once you have him, to quote, "it becomes very easy to use him, Fayt, and Cliff to make Rune Blade swords, these things can be made for around 5000 fol and sell for 10,000; and creation almost never fails." Certainly sounds like a good way to me to double your money before Ansala becomes available (or is worth trying to get).
The US release will be the Director's Cut version, so this is the correct FAQ to consult if you're playing the US version. The Japanese version is the only version I own, however, and so spellings and names remain those of the Japanese version. For information on J-to-E name changes, check out Ammo's excellent guide on this on GameFAQs.
No Guard and First Aid are invaluable in this battle. The trick here is to use fast skills (Kudos Deus Mortem for telling me about Fiery Tackle, it fits the bill). Aerial Assault and Hammer of Might are out of the question. Azazer (1 reset): Equip the Anti-Freezing Amulet to prevent Crystal Prison from freezing you.
The two other options you could consider are Poison Cloud and Shockwave. Both of these have miserable range, so you don't need to worry about AAA whatsoever (for Shadow Wave, you'll need to start from a good distance since Nel creeps forward in the animation). Poison Cloud requires the least amount of Fury, but it's pretty slow.
I wanna point out that getting the timing right for Shadow Wave into Mirror Slice is pretty tricky. You have to time Mirror Slice so that it comes out after the first hit (launcher) from Shadow Wave, but before the second hit (downer). If you have difficulty getting the timing down, just use Shockwave or Charge.
I normally have Shadow Wave > Mirror Slice on Nel. It's doing good damage, but so far Shadow Wave tends to knock enemies that are not Thunder Flared down, making Mirror Slice miss the mark.
For Star Ocean: Till the End of Time on the PlayStation 2, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Need weapon setup for Roger".
The Ogre hits like a truck, is aggressive, and fast. The best way to win here is evade the Ogre and spam Helmetbreak until it's over. If you lose then you miss out on a valuable item and will have to fight a Shielder to get back in to the finals.
First of all the shopping is a lot better in this town. Make your way straight up from the entrance and go into the first house with the pink roof. This is the "Jam Store" and they sell all kinds of jam (you'll find that relatively useless items are quite commonplace in Star Ocean: The Second Story.)
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***Warning! The Ultimate Bombs can be extremely useful in Synthesis, so don't use them!*** Speak to Jasmine again and you will get another quest: [The Second Errand]. Honeybees drop Bee Stingers, if you don't have enough now. Take the [HP Absorption Unit x4] from the opened chest after turning in the bee stingers.
I *highly* recommend you take time to use the Private Action guide at the end of this walkthrough periodically as you do the Private Actions in the game. Do not ignore Private Actions; while optional they are an integral part of the game, and there are many events, items, and party members you will never see without doing them.
They descend down. The red one, wants you to leave, and the green one, says for the red one not to speak harshly. The green one asks nicely for them to leave, and the 'ones from the other world'. Iria and Ratix (from the other (furture) worlds) are suprised that they know that. The yellow, explains how, that there is a disturbance in the axis.
Egras tells you to go to the castle town, since the newest information and weapons should be there. Celine adds that you should stop by Ringa to try and get the book you found translated. You ask what Ringa is and Celine tells you that it is a town famous for its scholars. Egras tells you to go to Racool castle first.
For Star Ocean: The Last Hope International on the PlayStation 3, FAQ/Walkthrough by QueenAdreena.
There's a Signet Card: Angel Feather in the corner of this room. There are a few more enemies through the door on the west. Continuing on there's a room with doors on all 4 sides. On the north are treasure chests with Attack Seeds and Intelligence Seeds. The room to the south is empty.