The best place to get cheats, codes, cheat codes, walkthrough, guide, FAQ, unlockables, tricks, and secrets for Star Ocean: Till The End Of Time for PlayStation 2 (PS2). An 'undub' patch was released by fans which applies to the US-NTSC version (Star Ocean 3: Till the End of Time). Basically it replaces all of the dubbed voices with the original Japanese voices. Playing on the Windows version of the emulator (build r3878, plugins also 3878), occasionally when reloading savestates the emulator will crash (that particular savestate would be bad, i.e not useable).
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time | |
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Developer(s) | tri-Ace |
Publisher(s) | Enix Square Enix(Director's Cut) |
Director(s) | Yoshiharu Gotanda |
Producer(s) | Yoshinori Yamagishi Hajime Kojima |
Designer(s) | Masaki Norimoto |
Artist(s) | Jun Sato Keiichi Asai |
Writer(s) | Yoshiharu Gotanda Hiroshi Ogawa |
Composer(s) | Motoi Sakuraba |
Series | Star Ocean |
Platform(s) | PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4 |
Release | Original Version Director's Cut
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Genre(s) | Action role-playing |
Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer(Director's Cut only) |
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time[a] is an action role-playing game, the third main game in the Star Ocean series. The game was developed by tri-Ace and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation 2 console. It was released in Japan, North America, and the PAL territories. The original Japanese release date was in February 2003 by Enix, its penultimate release before its merger to become Square Enix. It was re-released in 2004 as a two-disc Director's Cut version with bonus features such as new characters and dungeons. The North American and European versions are based on the Director's Cut version.[1][2]Till the End of Time takes place four hundred years after the events of Star Ocean: The Second Story.
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Gameplay[edit]
While having many similarities to its predecessor, Star Ocean: Till the End of Time includes many elements that make it unique among the majority of role-playing video games. Instead of menu-driven combat, Star Ocean 3 offers real-time interactive combat, similar to the .hack and Tales series. Battles occur when running into enemies on the main travel field or when certain pre-scripted events occur. In battle, the player directly controls one character, while the other two characters are controlled by AI. The player can, however, choose the tactics used by AI characters or switch which character they are directly controlling.
Fayt (left), Nel (center), and Adray (right) fighting an enemy in a battle
Enemy attacks can target either a player's hit points (HP) or mental points (MP). Players will also lose HP from using special attacks or lose MP from using symbology or runeology, which is functionally equivalent to magic in other games.[3] If a character loses all of their HP or, unlike most games, if they lose all of their MP, they are knocked out and unable to continue participation in the battle (unless certain revival items are used). Each character also has a Fury meter, which governs how fast the character moves over the battle screen, and how often actions can be performed. Standing still will replenish Fury, while any movement will continue to drain it or cause the character to lag. If all three characters are defeated, the game is over and the player must reload from their last saved game. If all the enemies are defeated, the player is awarded money (Fol) and experience points (EXP). When some groups of enemies are defeated, the player's characters can also receive a small amount of HP/MP, to counteract the HP/MP that was lost as a result of using special attacks or symbology/runeology.
When the player strikes an enemy, the Bonus Battle Gauge will fill. When the gauge reaches full capacity, the player will enter 'Bonus Battle'. In 'Bonus Battle', the player receives special bonuses, which can help benefit a character's EXP, Fol, items received after battle, etc. However, if a character receives a critical hit, runs away from battle, or dies, the gauge will deplete completely, resulting in the end of 'Bonus Battle' and any bonuses the player received. The Bonus Battle Gauge will also reset if the player turns the game off and turns it back on, or restarts their save file.
Like the previous games in the series, the game contains an Item Creation feature that allows the player to create and enhance a multitude of items. A variety of trades are offered, including Cookery, Alchemy, Engineering, and Smithery. Workshops for Item Creation are scattered throughout the towns and dungeons of the game and can be invested in by the player to allow a wider variety of items to be made there. Once a player invents an item, they can file for a patent, and get money from the profits made off selling those items in various shops. The player is also able to recruit inventors to aid them in creating various items.
The Director's Cut version added a VS. Mode to battle against a second player or against the computer. Up to two human players could compete, either against each other or against another character controlled by the computer. Another addition was the use of 'Battle Trophies' which may be acquired by completing various challenges in combat. For example, a player can receive a battle trophy for winning a battle in under 30 seconds, or for defeating a boss without receiving damage. Earning battle trophies unlocks bonus options such as harder game difficulty levels, alternate costumes, and a sound test
Story[edit]
Setting[edit]
The universe of Star Ocean is science fiction in nature, although like the first two games in the series, much of the plot is set on an 'underdeveloped planet.' The game is set in S.D 772 (A.D 2858). It features a galaxy-spanning government in the Pangalactic Federation, several races and species of aliens, different factions, multiple colonized planets, and advanced technology. But despite this science fiction atmosphere, a form of magic exists in the universe: symbology, also translated as heraldry in the Japanese version and in Star Ocean: The Second Story. Standard symbology involves tattooing crests and runes onto one's flesh to draw out apparently latent power in the form of spells, and numerous underdeveloped planets make extensive use of it. Despite its supernatural connotations, Symbology is treated as a legitimate field of scientific study in-universe.
Plot[edit]
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time begins on the planet Hyda IV where a young man, Fayt Leingod, and his childhood friend, Sophia Esteed, are on vacation with Fayt's family. Fayt is the son of Robert Leingod, a famous scientist in the field of symbological genetics. For an unknown reason, the Vendeeni — an alien civilization with highly advanced technology that spans only a single planet — attacks Hyda IV unprovoked, thus initiating a war with the Pangalactic Federation. Fayt and Sophia escape on the starship Helre, but are separated from Fayt's parents, Robert and Ryoko Leingod. The Helre is also attacked by the Vendeeni, and the two are separated.
Fayt's escape pod lands on the 'underdeveloped planet' Vanguard III, a planet with technology equivalent to 16th Century Earth, and discovers an off-world criminal, the exiled Rezerbian Norton, plotting to take it over. Cliff Fittir, a member of the anti-Federation organization Quark, then lands and helps Fayt defeat this criminal. Fayt learns that Quark's leader wishes to speak to him and plans on rescuing his father, though Cliff does not reveal the reason behind this interest. After getting off the planet with Cliff and meeting his assistant Mirage, the Vendeeni again attack them — but they escape and crash-land on another underdeveloped world, Elicoor II. Elicoor seems to be around 17th Century Earth in terms of technological advancement. Fayt, Cliff, and Mirage crash-land into the capital of the Kingdom of Airyglyph, who believe that their ship is a weapon developed by the country they are at war with, Aquaria. Fayt and Cliff are imprisoned as a result Mirage escapes, though they are soon rescued by an assassin-like agent, Nel Zelpher, who believes they are engineers from the technologically advanced continent of Greeton. She rescues them under the condition that they aid her country, Aquaria, with their technological knowledge or that she will kill them to prevent them leaking secrets to Airyglyph. This leads the two directly into the war between the two kingdoms and eventually into a great final battle between them. Then a new — at least to the Elicoorians — foe appears in the skies above, a Vendeeni battleship that has found their quarry. However, Fayt destroys the battleship with a previously unknown power of his, though another battleship remains in orbit. During the distraction, the leader of Quark, Maria Traydor, manages to arrive on Elicoor. It seems that both Quark and the Vendeeni knew of Fayt's unusual abilities, and he had been their target the whole time. The party vies with the Vendeeni over control of an unusual 'out of place artifact' and Fayt's father, who is killed before Maria can finish interrogating him over his 'crimes.'
Fayt finds himself space-borne once more, and the galaxy has not stood still. Shortly after the apparently unprovoked attack on Hyda IV, a threat of destruct-full magnitude emerges in the form of ultra-powerful space-borne beings calling themselves 'Executioners.' The best ships of the Federation and the Vendeeni are nearly powerless against these new beings, and are quickly being forced into full retreat. The party, acting on a hint from Fayt's father, venture to the Moonbase research station, and Fayt is reunited with Sophia. While on the station, they are confronted by an angelic-looking Executioner that calls itself Proclaimer. It launches itself to attack, telling them that they must be destroyed.
Investigation of the Moonbase records reveals the truth behind the Executioners and their appearance. During the charting of a planet called Styx, explorers encountered an extremely advanced and extremely old Time Gate. When activated, it informed them that their forays into the field of symbological genetics had angered the Creator, and that they were to be destroyed. Even if they were to abandon symbological genetics, the reins would be taken up by another soon enough, and that they were not being warned — they were being sentenced.
The explorers beat a hasty retreat and informed the Federation of what they had found. Studies soon suggested that the statement came from another plane of existence; an entirely new universe. Further study revealed that symbology might be used to access this universe. The scientists agreed to use their own offspring; the subjects were Fayt Leingod, Sophia Esteed, and Maria Traydor. Fayt was the son of Robert and Ryoko Leingod, while Sophia was the daughter of Clive Esteed. Maria was an orphan who was later adopted by the fourth member of the team, Jessie Traydor. The three were symbologically altered in such a way that if they worked together, they could gain entry through the Time Gate. Maria was given the power of Alteration, which would allow her and those with her to remain in physical forms in the new world. Fayt was given the power of Destruction, as it was assumed they would need to physically defend themselves. Two years later, the younger Sophia was given the power of Connection - the key ability needed to make contact with 4D space. The Vendeeni had been attacking in hopes of handing over Fayt to the Executioners and staying their wrath.
The party goes to Styx and finds the area flooded with Executioners. Escaping their ship in a small shuttle, they witness the mysterious beings and their awesome might first-hand as the Federation battleship Aquaelie which had escorted them is destroyed. Reaching the Time Gate, the party enters '4D space,' a dimension higher than their own. According to the 4D beings, their universe is actually not real in relation to 4D space; rather, it is a computer simulation developed by Luther Lansfeld, the owner of the Sphere Company. Dubbed the 'Eternal Sphere', it is similar to a real-world massively multiplayer online game for the inhabitants of 4D space.
Fayt and his allies learn that the Executioners are anti-viruses sent to delete anomalies in the Milky Way section of the Eternal Sphere. With the help of Blair Lansfeld, programmer and sister to Luther, the party manages to find Luther. Blair and the group believe that the residents of the Eternal Sphere have managed to achieve a level of intelligence equal to that of 4D citizens; Luther, however, considers them 'mere data.' Luther then decides that the only way to delete them is to delete the entire universe (apparently ignoring that he is currently in the Eternal Sphere). The party fights and defeats him, causing him to be deleted himself, but fails to stop the deletion.
However, the universe is not destroyed for not entirely clear reasons. Blair mentions an 'Eternal Sphere backup' earlier, but there's no evidence that it was applied. The characters decide that even if they really are just programs, they have achieved 'consciousness' and therefore cannot be deleted. Alternatively, others suggest Maria's power of Alteration has something to do with it, perhaps even implying that their universe has truly become a reality unto itself and therefore not subject to deletion.
The ending slightly changes based on the 'affection level' of the other characters for Fayt, derived from the player's choices during the game and in Private Actions. Fayt has an ending for each character if that character has the highest affection level with him, as well as an 'alone' ending if no one has sufficient affection level with him.
Development[edit]
One of the major influences of the design changes from Star Ocean: The Second Story to Till the End of Time was Star Trek.[4] The combat system was mostly unaltered from the previous title, but characters were rendered in 3D instead of 2D and more strategy was incorporated into the fights.[4] Transitioning to a completely 3D environment from a 2D/3D mix was a lengthy process, and was only possible due to the increased power of the PlayStation 2 console.[4] In terms of story message, game producer Yoshiniro Yamagishi stated that the main message the game communicates is one of 'trust'.[4] Several characters and dungeons did not make the cut for the final version of the game, but most of what developers wanted found its way into the game.[4] Gameplay balance was adjusted between the Japanese and American releases, as well as fixing various technical errors that occurred in the original Japanese release.[4]
Soundtrack[edit]
The music for this game was composed by Motoi Sakuraba, a long-time collaborator with tri-Ace. The soundtrack was eventually released in four parts:
- Original Soundtrack Volume 1 - A 2-CD set containing mainly the softer and orchestral pieces from the game.
- Original Soundtrack Volume 2 - Another 2-CD set containing the upbeat music, primarily the battle and dungeon themes.
- Arrange Album - A selection of tracks from the game reworked in different styles.
- Voice Mix - Similar to the Arrange Album, but featuring dialogue sampled from the Japanese version of the game along with the music.
The limited edition of Volume 1 also came with a box to hold all four albums.
When the game was revised into the Director's Cut, Sakuraba composed a few new pieces of music and released an album for them.
The song 'The Small Bird That Forgot How To Fly' (飛び方を忘れた小さな鳥, Tobikata Wo Wasureta Chiisana Tori) by the JPop singer Misia was used to accompany the game's ending credits.
Reception[edit]
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Initially, the game received a somewhat negative impression in Japan. Parts of the game were alleged to be buggy, and the game refused to work at all in older SCPH-10000 PlayStation 2s. Enix blamed Sony, as they had coded Star Ocean 3 with features from updated libraries that were apparently not backward-compatible.[11] Sony denied all responsibility. Regardless, it impacted the game's sales, and Enix released the Director's Cut in 2004 to assuage grievances about the original by fixing the bugs and adding features. In North America, the game was initially well received among both critics and players, with GameRankings, a compilation of critical reviews, giving it an average score of 80.99%. Star Ocean 3 was the 96th-best seller among console games of the PS2/GameCube/Xbox generation as of July 2006; it had estimated U.S. sales of 630,000 copies, with revenues of $23 million.[12] In Japan, the original release sold 533,373 in 2003,[13][14] while the Director's Cut sold 207,881 copies between 2004 and 2009,[15] bringing worldwide sales to 1,371,254 units. IGN placed Till the End of Time at number 58 on their 'Top 100 PlayStation 2 Games' list.[16]
Notes[edit]
- ^Known in Japan as Star Ocean 3 (スターオーシャン3, Sutā Ōshan Surī)
References[edit]
- ^Fahey, Rob (May 5, 2004). 'Ubisoft to publish Square Enix' Star Ocean 3 in Europe'. GamesIndustry International. Retrieved May 26, 2012.
- ^ abBethany Massimilla (August 30, 2004). 'Star Ocean: Till the End of Time Review'. GameSpot. Archived from the original on 2012-04-22. Retrieved May 26, 2012.
- ^Symbology (Heraldry in Japanese) and runeology are equivalent terms for the same concept in-game. The same concept was called 'Heraldry' in Star Ocean: The Second Story.
- ^ abcdefIGN Staff (2003-05-16). 'E3 2003: Star Ocean: Till the End of Time Interview'. IGN. Retrieved 2016-04-03.
- ^'Star Ocean: Till the End of Time for PlayStation 2'. GameRankings. CBS Interactive. Retrieved May 26, 2012.
- ^'Star Ocean: Till the End of Time for PlayStation 2 Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved July 26, 2018.
- ^'Star Ocean 3: Till the End of Time for PlayStation 4 Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved July 26, 2018.
- ^'スターオーシャン Till the End of Time [PS2]' [Star Ocean Till the End of Time [PS2]] (in Japanese). Famitsu. Retrieved September 4, 2015.
- ^'Star Ocean: Till the End of Time review'. Game Informer. Archived from the original on October 11, 2007.
- ^Jeremy Dunham (August 6, 2004). 'Star Ocean: Till the End of Time - PlayStation 2 Review'. IGN. Retrieved May 26, 2012.
- ^Putnam, Gabriel (March 8, 2003). 'Enix Lays Star Ocean 3 Failures at Sony's Feet'. RPGamer.com. Archived from the original on December 28, 2008. Retrieved January 2, 2009.
- ^Edge Staff (July 29, 2006). 'The Top 100 Games of the 21st Century'. Edge-Online.com. Archived from the original on 2012-05-23. Retrieved 2009-01-02.
- ^'Sony PS2 Japanese Ranking'. Japan-GameCharts.com. Archived from the original on December 16, 2008. Retrieved 2009-01-02.
- ^'2003年ゲームソフト年間売上TOP300' [2003 Game Software Annual Sales Top 300]. Famitsū Gēmu Hakusho 2004ファミ通ゲーム白書2004 [Famitsu Game Whitebook 2004] (in Japanese). Tokyo: Enterbrain. 2004. Archived from the original on 2014-10-09.
- ^'Star Ocean 3 Till the End of Time Director's Cut'. Japan Game Sales Database. 2009. Retrieved October 14, 2018.
- ^'#58: Star Ocean: Till the End of Time'. IGN. Retrieved April 4, 2016.
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Easy Money
Go to Gemity, and go to the Runic Chess Game. Setthe setting at Advanced Level S, and win as manytimes you want. When you win you will get theprize. Go back into the town part of Gemity, andsell all of the things. Every prize for AdvancedLevel sells for 100000 Fol.
Faster Level Up
When you're already off to save Nel, spend sometime around the grounds in Kirsla where thereare Bandits and Horsemen. Keep on fighting themusing Fayt and Cliff. Once you've received atriple exp bonus, remove Cliff OR Fayt of yourteam (in the tactics menu) and let them fightsolo. The triple exp will help your characterreceive 200+ exp per battle. You can switchbetween characters anytime to keep the partybalanced.
The Crimson Scourge
To get the Crimson Scourge you must have Albel touse it. You must finish the main story first thenenter the Airyglyph Castle and approach theking's throne on the 2nd floor. Like Nel's Bladesof Ryusen, Albel will equip the Crimson Scougeautomatically. It has a special ability to doubleevery physical attack and is the most powerfulweapon at this point so make sure you get it.
Level Up Faster
Battle enemies in the Sphere Company on floor176. Fill up the Bonus Battle Gauge and have iton Triple EXP. Use the Combat Training skill toraise EXP by 40%. Refine and equip 2 Rings ofErudition for 40% more EXP. If you want to levelup 1 person, fight alone as you get more EXP.
Main Game Outfits
Completing at least 45 battle collections letsyou select one extra outfit for your character.The more battle collections you complete the moreoutfits you get. To change, go to the statusscreen in the camp menu keep pressing triangleuntil you get the one you want.
Snowman
Go to the Traum Mountains then look north at theend of the Airyglyph bridge to spot a snowman.
Extra Costumes
You can unlock extra costumes for each characterin Versus Mode. To get them you must search fortreasures throughout the game that have tradingcards in it. On the character select screen, youcan select the different costumes you unlocked bypressing the Square, Triangle, R1, or R2 button.
Freya
After you beat Iseria Queen in Sphere Company 211go to Crosel's room in the Urza Lava Cave tobattle Freya, the final secret boss.
Santa's Shop
After beating the boss on the 3rd floor of theCave of Trials go down the stairs. You'll end upon the 1st floor. Go north then east to find anelevator. Choose to go to the 3rd floor again andthis time you'll meet a guy named Santa. He sellsall the inventing materials except synthesis. Ifyou have enough fol, he also sells reallyvaluable stuff. You can go here anytime you needsome materials.
Cave Of Trials
Once you beat the game and your file says clear,go to the southwest corner of Kirlsa, down thestairs, and into the new discovered tunnel. Usethe Ring of Disintegration to clear a wall that'sblocking a teleporter leading to The Cave OfTrials. There are no save points here sobacktrack to Kirlsa when needed to heal andrestock on items.
Fill Heat Up Gauge Faster
Level up Cliff to 30. You'll get probably one ofhis best moves called Fists of Fury. Give himthat move and when he uses it the Heat Up Gaugefills up faster, along with a lot of damage doneto the enemy.
Extra Scene With Sophia
In the very beginning at the hotel go to Sophiasroom in room 103 then go to her garbage can. Anextra scene will go on.
Free Equipment At Moonbase
After arriving at Moonbase, you will find Peppita. After the cutscene, go up theelevator. There are 2 exits to the immediate left and right of you. Take the one with Ursus first. Go past the central area and the two flying bots to the opposite exit. Before you get on the path, make sure you are healed. After defeating the Proclaimer, Peppita will join you. Now head back to where you started. Head to the other exit and there will be a door right before you get to the circus leader. Go in there andyou should be in the bar. After another cutscene, the bartender will unlock the storage room for you. Open the chest in the bar for 32,000 Fol, then head to the storage room. You will obtain Battle Armor, Ablative Shield, Runic Cloak, and some shoes for Peppita.
Power Up Your Weapons
Find and sign the inventors Misty Lear and Mackwell. Sign Misty (Mountains of Barr) with a Spirit Stone (Ruins of Barr). Sign Mackwell (Castle Aquaria-Library) with the Book of Prophecies 1(Shrine of Kaddan; you have to disintegrate a wall). Once signed, team them with Maria at a workshop. You can then invent a Damask(+100 Attack) at a cost in the 1300s range. Every now and then, you can also invent a Diamond(+50 Defense) around the 1100-1200 range. Synthesize these to your weapons to power them up.
The Dragon Whistle
After defeating the Dragon Zombie in theMountains of Barr, you will obtain a dragonbone. Take this to the workshop in themountains, and you will make a Dragon Whistle.This will open the door to the Ruins of Barr.There are 4 differnt sounds to the whistle, whichwill open each of the 4 differnt doors withdragons on them. If you play the wrong sound,you will have to fight a dragon. Tap lightly fora Happy dragon, tap hard for Sad, hold lightlyfor Angry, and hold hard for Playful.
Shrine Of Kaddan
Go to the temple in Castle Aquaria to open thepath to the Shrine of Kaddan. Talk to one of thewomen there, and she will give you somedisintegration hammers. If she is not there, goin, and then come back out. You will need theseto make it through. If you run out, a rabbit isselling more inside. Once inside the Shrine, youwill come across a seemingly invincible enemy(thepurple thing right after the save icon). Youwill need to create a Saint's Amulet with threeSaint's Stones in the Workshop inside theShrine. And *Note* that after you defeat theVendeeni at the Sacred Orb, there will be noenemies inside the Shrine, giving you freedom toexplore.
Aquatic Gardens Of Surferio
After Maria joins your party, head to thisoptional area. In the area between Peterny andAquios, you will see a bridge leading to anotherarea. There, you will see a Save Icon next tosome stairs heading down. This is the AquaticGardens. If you are not strong enough just comeback later. Inside, you will find a Holy Swordfor Fayt. And after you defeat the boss, openthe chest to get the special item Paracelsus'sTable. Take this to Welch at the Craftsman'sGuild, and you will unlock the Fighting Mode.
Blades Of Ryusen
After Albel joins your party, go talk to Woltarat his manor in Kirlsa. He's in the middle roomon the second floor. After a cutscene, you willget the Blades of Ryusen, some nice weapons forNel.
Cooking And Compounding
You can make very useful health items for cheap.If cooking, use Fayt, Nel, and Maria (or Mayu, ifyou have signed her). Start the line between acost of about 10 and 30. You can just keepselecting original creation until you get thecost you want. You can make Tuna Salads,Decorated Cakes, etc. If compounding, use Fayt,Nel, and Maria, and do the same as cooking.
Item Invention
When you try to invent an item yourself, alwayssave your game first. This way, if you don'tinvent anything good after spending a lot of Fol,you can just reload. Also, if you have signedinventors, and they are currently working, putthem all on standby before you start inventing,so they don't use up your Fol while you areworking. And lastly, if another inventor createssomething, they will then sell it at the shopsfor high prices most of the time. Unless youabsolutely have to, don't pay for them. Mostlikely, you can make it yourself for a lotcheaper.
Create A Character
Complete all of the bonus dungeons without ever losing a life. If yousuccessfully complete this challenge, you will be able to create a character froma small selection of choices and play through the bonus dungeons again.
Unlockable: Bonus Dungeons
After beating the game it will be saved as “clear”. Loading this game will takeyou to the Spiral Tower save point before the boss battle. Go down the stairs andtalk to the bunny character to travel to the Fire Wall, the Ruins of Mosel orSurferio. The bonus dungeons include the Aquatic Gardens of Surferio, Maze ofTribulations, and the Urssa Cave Temple.
Sphere Company 211
When you beat Gabriel Celesta in Cave of Trials, you can go above Floor 100 inSphere Company 211. As the name implies, It has 211 Floors. Valkyrie awaits youat Floor 210 while Iseria Queen is at the Last Floor.
Extra Scene With Lenneth Valkyrie
Have Roger join your party either as the 5th or 6th character and when you meetLenneth Valkyrie at Floor 210 at Sphere 211, an extra scene will triggers.
Weaken Powerful Enemies
Go into battle with the Gutsy Bunny equipped, then deequip it immediately.Enemies with 100,000 MP or more have their max MP reset at 99,999, making themmuch easier to kill with MP damage.
Near Invincibility
With Fate, Cliff, Maria, Roger, or Nel, run to the edge of the screen, thencontinuously step (hop) into the edge. You will be invincible to nearly allattacks with the exception of Heraldry.
Unlock Cave Of Trials
Extra Difficulty Settings
Finish 30% or more of the Battle Collection to unlock additional difficultysettings.
Additional Difficulty Settings
As the Battle Collection is completed, additional difficulty settings will beunlocked.
Bonus Dungeon
Successfully complete the game to unlock a ten level bonus dungeon with a Boss ineach level.
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