The only thing preventing you from obtaining this is getting Ashe in the Sky Pirate's Den, which requires an average party level of 50. ... When he runs away to recharge quickly throw the Aero Mote at him to finish him off before he can heal. This is the last time you’ll be getting EXP in this challenge. ... but there's plenty of info online ...
The only thing preventing you from obtaining this is getting Ashe in the Sky Pirate's Den, which requires an average party level of 50. ... When he runs away to recharge quickly throw the Aero Mote at him to finish him off before he can heal. This is the last time you’ll be getting EXP in this challenge. ... but there's plenty of info online ...
For Final Fantasy X on the PlayStation 2, Low-Level Dark Aeon FAQ by Riverstone30gm.
For Final Fantasy XIII-2 on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Alternative challenge to NCU".
For Final Fantasy XIII on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Considering a Dual Role Challenge.".
See the posted "Aeon Stats FAQ" by JungleJim for details on each process. Once you have maximized Yuna's Sphere Grid and fought 600 battles or more, use of the "Aeon's Soul" feature is necessary to increase Aeon stats further. Aeon's Soul will be available from Belgemine when you first meet her in the Calm Lands later in the game.
Yeah. I think the best approach is to and hope that you deal 12400 damage with Dragon Horn Jumps and having the Holy Lance. I suggested the Imp Set to protect against Aero, Aqua Breath and Stone, but a normal Mog can use the Thunder Shield to cancel Aero and Aqua Breath. Only his fourth turn is really dangerous and should be avoided through Jump.
This will only be a brief, straight to the point guide so it won’t be lengthy. In this guide, you will find all the tips on training and where to train when you are stuck. P.S This guide contains spoilers! P.P.S If you need to contact me, please do so. My e-mail is [email protected]. You may contact me if you find a mistake in my guide.
For Final Fantasy on the iOS (iPhone/iPad), a GameFAQs Q&A question titled "Magic Level?".
For Final Fantasy X on the PlayStation 2, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Best place to level (spoilers)".
For Dissidia: Final Fantasy - Opera Omnia on the Android, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Early Level 70 characters?".
For Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time on the DS, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Best place to level new character?".
I am Damir Kolar and I welcome you to my new project. Once again I have decided to write for a Final Fantasy game - more specifically a guide to Final Fantasy X-2, a sequel to highly successful Final Fantasy X. The day was 11th September 2003.
Here's some guidelines about sending me mail: 1.Make sure you put the title of the game you're asking about in the subject. I've made a fair few FAQs, and it's a bit hard to work things out sometimes. ... It will cost 500 GP, but it's all worth it. Sleep in the bed at the Relic Shop, then talk to the owner and head back to the soldier again. A ...
It doesn't hurt to use the same set of armour through a couple of dungeons, and it will save you plenty of money in the long run. The same applies to spells. If you don't need new spells, don't buy them, you can always pick them up later. #2 - Don't sell the Great Serpentskin when you get it as a reward for doing a hunt.
For Final Fantasy XII on the PlayStation 2, Accessories FAQ by sephirosuy.
You should know already that each job has its own command that comes with it, and you have a second "free" slot to put one of your learned command or support abilities in. I'll cover how the "Mime" and "Bare" jobs are exceptions to this rule when I get to them. Getting the most out of the job system requires changing jobs very often.
Final Fantasy XII (a walkthrough for the original PS 2 version) by gheremond - 2018 ===== Table of Contents Introduction I.1 About this guide I.2 Acknowledgements and References I.3 Outline I.4 Speed vs Completeness I.5 Character Statistics I.6 Understanding Weapons and Armour I.7 Espers I.8 Useful Bazaar Recipes Walkthrough 1.
For Final Fantasy VII on the PlayStation, FAQ/Walkthrough by BTB.
Just keep repeating this until time runs out. The type of wig you get depends on how many squats you did compared to your challenger: - If you did more squats, you get the Blonde Wig. - If you did an equal number of squats, you get the Dyed Wig. - If you did fewer squats, you get the Wig.
For Final Fantasy IX on the PlayStation, GameFAQs has 98 FAQs (game guides and walkthroughs), 32 cheat codes and secrets, 113 reviews, 48 critic reviews, 34 save games, and 5559 user screenshots.