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Midgar Key
It is possible to get back into Midgar later in the game. Speak to the man
outside the gate. He says that he has somehow lost the key. He mentions that he
may have dropped it at a excavation site. Well theres only one of t hose
in this game: Bone Village. Go there and start digging. You should pick Normal
treasure and set up the workers around the top area near the tent. Finally once
the workers are in their places, set off the blast. They will point to the key.
Start digging.
Once you finally enter Midgar, go to the weapon shop (broken one) in the wall
market. The owner has a special
item for sale. It is 129,000 Gil. This item is rare and called the sneak
glove. Tifa will make excellent use of it when trying to get those valuables. It
significantly improves the rate of stealing.
Make your way to Wall Market and enter the Item Store. Examine the vending
machine that was so hostile toward you during Disc 1 and you'll receive Tifa's
best weapon,
the PREMIUM HEART. Visit the Weapon Store and talk to the man who sold you the
Batteries and he'll sell you the SNEAK GLOVE at 129,000 Gil. If you're
undertaking this quest at your earliest opportunity, it's likely you'll find
this sum pretty steep.
Cosmo Canyon Backroom
The general store in Cosmo Canyon has a back room that's roped off when the
team first arrives. Check back again later and the rope has been removed. Now
the team can access the hidden back room and collect an
Elixir, Magic Source, and the "Full Cure"
materia.
Lucrecia's Cave
After acquiring the submarine or a
Gold
Chocobo, you can reach Lucrecias Cave, which is located behind a
waterfall in a lagoon in the Nibel area. To reach it by submarine, you must come
through an underwater cave just east of the lagoon and park against the rocky
ledge left of the waterfall. The Gold Chocobo can simply ride over the
mountains, but you must dismount it near the ledge.
Visit the cave during Disc 2 with Vincent in your party.
You'll learn a lot more about Vincent's life and how he got locked in a coffin
in the Shinra Mansion's basement. During Disc 3, revisit the cave with Vincent
in your party to find his
ultimate
weapon, Death Penalty, and his Chaos Limit Break.
Sleeping Old Man
Directly east of Junon is a small cave that is only accessible by using
Highwind or riding on a Blue/Gold
Chocobo.
Inside is a sleeping man who mumbles out your statistics when you speak to him.
For example, he can tell you how many times you've fought and how many times
you've escaped from battle. He also hints at the concept of "Master
materia".
The sleeping man gives you an item under the following
circumstance: You must talk to him when the last two digits of the number of
battles you've fought match. For instance, speaking to him after fighting 588
times may get you a Bolt Ring. You
can only do this once.
However, there's one very special item you should look for -
Mythril. Speak to the man who the
last two digits match, and he may give you a piece of Mythril. You can then
exchange this item with the weapon seller east of Gongaga Village for Aeris'
Great Gospel Limit
Break.
Cursed ring
This trick will only work before Mideel is destroyed. Getting the Cursed
Ring-When in Mideel, find the locked door. Walk around the corner, and a board
will squeak. Examine the squeaky board, and you will find a key. Go back to the
door, and answer the man's question truthfully, and the Cursed Ring is yours!
Or: you can steal it from Ultimate Weapon many times over. I find this way is
much easier but if you want to truly master final fantasy vii you will need to
get it both ways.
Weapon Seller
East of Gongaga Village is a weapon seller who normally has nothing for
sale. However, there are two times when you can acquire
items or
information from him. The first occurs while looking for the
Keystone,
which he sold the Dio, the owner of the Gold Saucer. The second time occurs
after collecting a piece of Mythril from the sleeping man. In exchange for the
Mythril, he lets you open one of his two boxes. The large box next to the bed
contains a normal item, but the small box upstairs contains Aeris' Great Gospel
Limit Break.
You can always rest here for free.
Crashed Gelnika
Monsters: Unknown 2, Unknown, Serpent, Unknown 3
items:
Heaven's Cloud, Escort Guard , Conformer , "Double Cut"
materia,
Megalixir, Spirit Lance, Outsider, Highwind, "Hades"
materia
Warning:
Be Careful when approaching the Gelnika. The emerald WEAPON is
sometimes in front of the Gelnika. If the Emerald WEAPON is there, resurface
and dive again - it should have moved on.
The Gelnika is a very dangerous place, so make sure you save
upon entering the ship. There are no monsters in the entrance area, but the
rest of the ship is crawling with all kinds of bizarre creatures.
As you first enter, take the first door on Cloud's right, which is the generator
room. Most of the
items in this room are on the lower floor, some of which are hidden.
Don't miss the Conformer or the "Double Cut"
materia.
In the hall before the cargo bay, the team may bump into Reno and Rude of the
Turks, depending on when you do this quest. If you've already had your final
battle with the Turks while stopping the Sister Ray, then Reno and Rude won't be
around. Otherwise, a fight will ensue. The cargo bay has two more "must-have"
items. One
is Cid's Highwind
Limit Break and the other is the "Hades"
materia.
It's a long walk to both
items and
Shinra's freakish beasts are out for blood.
You may want to save before leaving the Gelnika. If Emerald WEAPON is sitting
in front of the Gelnika when you exit, you might accidentally initiate combat.
Costa Del Sol House
In Costa Del Sol, theres a estate that you can buy for 300,000 Gil. Its a bit
steep and you wont be able to buy it near the start of the game unless you
battle for ages. I mean ages!! That doesn't stop you from thieving the
items in the
basement. Also if you do buy it, use it as a place to rest for free.
Turtles Paradise are doing a competition, they are placing
flyers around the planet and giving a prize to who ever can find them all.
Beware some of them can only be viewed once or twice. When you have found them
all head back to Wutai. Talk to the man at the bar. He will award you with one
of each source e.g.: power, guard, speed etc and a Megalixir.
Turtle's Paradise
Flyer #1: The first flyer is in the heart of the Sector 5
Slum. Look inside the house on the east side of town. You'll find the flyer
tacked to the wall in the boy's room upstairs.
Flyer #2: This is the tough one. You MUST find this flyer on
one of your two trips to Shinra HQ. If you don't, you can't win the contest.
The flyer is stuck to the bulletin board at the back of the lobby's first level.
Flyer #3: Check out the Ghost Hotel at the Gold Saucer to find
the third flyer. It's inside the hotel's lobby next to the Item Shop's
entrance.
Flyer #4: The fourth flyer is attached to the Tiger Lily Arms
Shop in Cosmo Canyon. The shop is along the path that leads to Bugenhagen's
house.
Flyer #5: Go to the inn and check out the wall next to the
innkeeper's desk.
Flyer #6: This one's easy. It's actually right next to Turtle's
Paradise in Yuffie's basement. Check the banner on the wall outside the trap
room.
Lucky Seven
Lucky 7 is achieved when you hp is on 7777 exactly. There are a lot of ways
to do this but none are confirmed so I wont list them here. Just try to get you
hp on 7777. It can be achieved if a enemy doesn't attack you and you turn one of
your characters
into a frog. that way they can take 1 hp off you each time till your hp turns to
7777. Also some people say there are
materia
solutions in order to get it. But quite frankly, I can't be assed to do that.
Just level your characters to level 99. Use lots of power sources to up you
strength. Equip the
ultimate
weapon and you will be taking off 9999 in no time!!
If you do achieve lucky 7 your character's name will shine like it does in a
limit break, and also you will take off 7777 until your hp is reduced.
Special Cinema
After Cloud rejoins your party in the second disk, visit the Shinra Mansions
Basement again in Nibelheim entering the library.
Cloud
will suddenly flash back to a special cinematic scene of how you will find out
how cloud ended up with his friend Zack's sword.
Ancient forest
The Ancient Forest is just east of Cosmo Canyon. You can't reach it until
you either defeat Ultimate WEAPON, or you've bred a Gold Chocobo. The earlier
you can get here, the more worthwhile the
items are. For
instance, Cloud can obtain his Apocalypse sword here, but if he already has his
ultimate weapon, the Ultima Weapon, he's already defeated the Ultimate WEAPON.
The Ancient Forest is one huge puzzle where you must figure
out how to use the frogs, insects, and other
items to get
through the path. You can pick up frogs and insects and move them to various
locations. Placing them in the right spot initiates an interaction with
something. Insects can be used to close pitcher flowers and to lure out frogs.
Frogs can shut pitcher flowers, and then launch you to new areas as they bust
out.
Insects
When placed in a pitcher flower, the flower shuts and creates a step or
bridge. The flower reopens after digesting the insect; the insect will no
longer appear in that area. Insects can also be sacrificed to lure a frog out
of a hollow tree. When a flower or a frog eats an insect, it won't reappear
until you leave and reenter the area.
Mutant Flytrap
These snapping flowers can injure Cloud and his companions. Most of
the time, you can work your way around or over a flytrap, but sometimes you'll
need to beehive to shut it's yap.
Frogs
You can place frogs in pitcher flowers just like insects, but the
flowers can't digest frogs. After a few seconds inside a flower, the captured
frog bursts out. If Cloud is standing on the flower when the frog breaks free,
he gets catapulted to areas he may not normally be able to reach.
Stamen
The springy, pink stamen can be used to fling Cloud to a different area
or a higher ledge. They're often the best way over an obstacle.
Beehives
Throwing a beehive into a mutant flytrap is the only way to get the
flytrap to shut its jaws. Unlike frogs and insects, beehives remain inside
flytraps until you leave the area.
Hollow Trees
By placing an insect in frog of a hollow tree, you can lure out a
frog. Each tree only contains one frog.
Picher Flower
Pitcher flowers can capture insects and frogs inside their petals.
While holding a victim, the flower's lid creates a step or bridge that
Cloud
can use to reach far-off areas. Insects are eventually digested and removed
from the area, but frogs jump out of the flower after a few seconds.
Area 1:
Monsters: Diablo, Rifsak, Epilonis
items:
Spring Gun Clip (A), Supershot ST (B)
Pick up the three insects near the start and move them all to the area near the
pitcher flowers. After you gather them, place each one of a pitcher flower to
make a bridge to the other side. You must place one insect in the pitcher
flower and then stand on the closed pitcher flower to place the next insect.
To get the item from the mutant flytrap, approach it from the right and barely
step on it. You should be able to pick up the Supershot ST without
alarming the flytrap.
Area 2:
items:
"Slash-All"
materia (C), Minerva Band (D)
Pick up an insect and then jump to the high ledge. Lay the insect down on the
left so that it jumps into the pitcher flower. If a frog eats the insect, place
the frog into the pitcher flower and use the flower bridge to reach the opposite
side.
Once across, pick up the nearby frog and put it in the left
pitcher flower. Then stand on top of the flower until the frog pops out. The
resulting force throws
Cloud
onto the high ledge to the left, where he can pick up a large beehive. Take the
beehive and set it just left of the mutant flytrap, which should cause it to pop
right into the middle of the flytrap causing it to shut. You can now grab the
"Slash-All"
materia
on the right side of the flytrap. Pick the frog back up and put it in the right
pitcher flower, and then have Cloud stand on the flower until he's thrown to the
right.
Area 3:
items:
"Typoon" materia
(E)
Pick up the two insects and put them in the pitcher flowers so Cloud can reach
the springy stamen. This puts him deep in the forest's canopy. Follow the
limps up and all the way to the right to find the "Typoon"
materia.
Go back all the way to the left and climb down the limb to
Area 2 and to the item that was inaccessible before, the
Minerva Band.
To return to Area 3, you need to hop down and use the frog trick again.
Make your way back to the treetops and go about halfway to
the right. Walk behind the broken limb just before the three springy stamens
and you'll find a path that leads back down to Area 3.
Place an insect in the open pitcher flower to reach the
beehive. Put the beehive in the mutant flytrap the same way you did in Area 2
and then use the second insect to reach the left area again. Grab an insect and
put it in front of the hollow tree to lure out a frog. Leave the frog for a
moment and go grab the other insect in this area. Put that insect in the
pitcher flower to the right, and then grab the frog and hop back to the right
side.
Run to the right and set the frog down near the rightmost
pitcher flower so that it jumps inside. Stand on the flower until the frog
bursts out so that Cloud is thrown to the cave on the right.
Area 4:
items:
Apocalypse (F), Elixir (G)
There are no puzzles inside the cave, just a couple of easy-to-get
items. Exit
the top of the cave to leave the forest.
Da Chao Fire Caves
There's a small fire cave carved into the side of Da-Chao at Wutai. The
Fires inside block anyone from reaching the end of the cave, but they can be put
out with the right item. During the raid on Shinra's Underwater Reactor, Cloud
can pick up the "Leviathan Scales" from a treasure chest on the dock. The
scales hold Leviathan's power of water and will put out any flame they come in
contact with. Use "Leviathan Scales" on each of the fires in the Da-Chao cave
to find the Oritsuru
Weapon for Yuffie and the "Steal as Well"
materia.
Battle Arena
At the Battle Arena, one member of your party can participate in a series of
battles to win Battle Points that can be exchanged for valuable prizes. The
cost is 10 GP (not Gil) and there's very little risk.
The basic premise is simple. The chosen fighter can fight up
to eight random encounters of increasing difficulty. Any damage or
negative
effects from a previous fight are carried over to the next fight. After
any win, the player may choose to continue or stop. If the player stops, he/she
receives any Battle Points collected up to that point. Should the player choose
to go on, your fighter is hit with a random effect, chosen via a one-reel slot
machine.
Note:
Fighters aren't actually killed in the Battle Arena. Even if they're
defeated, they leave the arena with exactly the same amount of HP and MP with
which they entered.
Before giving it a try, equip some of the following
materia and
equipment. Equip a powerful weapon with plenty of
materia slots
and choose armor that drains or blocks magic effects (the Tetra Elemental is
particularly effective). The Ribbon is the must have
accessory
for the Battle Arena. It can stop any negative effects monsters might try to
lay on your fighter.
It can even prevent some of the slots effects like Poison, Frog, and Mini.
Equip
materia slots
with the essentials, including Restore, Time, Barrier, and Counter. Counter
Attack and Counter come in handy, as do Deathblow and Mega All. These enable
you to inflict as much damage as possible with every attack. The more Counter
Attack materia
you equip, the more times your fighter can take advantage of an enemy's attack.
Also, equip the
Added Effect-Contain combination to your
weapon. This
will Stone a lot of your enemies before the battle gets underway. The Final
Attack-Revive combination will save you if the enemy manages to overcome your
fighter. Also, drop any "All"
materia that
aren't combined with an attack
materia. It
won't do any good to have a spell like Cure - All when there's only one person
in the battle.
The Slots effects can make or break any battle. Most aren't
too serious, but a couple can really hamper your progress. In some ways, the
worst effects are the most beneficial because they bump up your battle points.
Here's a quick glimpse at all the effects and what they do.
|
All
materia
Broken |
All the
materia
you have is disabled, but your HP rises quickly. |
|
Command
materia
Broken |
All Command (yellow)
materia
is disabled and all extra commands are lost. |
|
Independent
materia
Broken |
All Independent (purple)
materia
is disabled. |
|
Support
materia
Broken |
All Support (blue)
materia
is disabled. |
|
Summon
materia
Broken |
All Summon (red)
materia
is disabled. |
|
Magic
materia
Broken |
All Magic (green)
materia
is disabled. |
|
Mini |
Fighter is shrunk at the beginning of the next battle. |
|
Frog |
Fighter is transformed into a frog at the beginning of
the next battle. |
|
Poison |
Fighter is poisoned at the beginning of the next
battle. |
|
Speed |
Fighter's speed is reduced to half of current speed. |
|
Sword Broken |
Fighter's sword is broken, base strength is used to
determine damage done. |
|
Armor Broken |
Fighter's armor is broken; base defence is used to
determine resistance to attack. |
|
accessory
Broken |
Fighter's
accessory
is broken and its effects is lost. |
|
Item Command Sealed |
Fighter can no longer use
items
during battle. |
|
HP |
Fighter's maximum HP cut in half. |
|
MP |
Fighter's maximum MP cut in half. |
|
HP & MP |
Fighter's maximum HP and MP cut in half. |
|
Zero MP |
Fighter's current MP reduced to zero. |
|
10 Levels Down |
The fighter's level is reduced by 10, which causes a
loss in statistics. |
|
5 Levels Down |
The fighter's level is reduced by five, which causes a
loss in statistics. |
|
Time x30 Damage |
Fighter losses HP equal to the time in the fighter's
time bar at the end of the last battle times thirty; doesn't kill the
fighter. |
|
Cure |
Fighter is fully cured at the beginning of the next
battle. |
|
Lucky 7 |
Fighter receives no handicap. |
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The Maximum amount of BP you can have at any one time is
64,000 which is enough to exchange for the best item. Spend any points you
collect before you leave the Battle Arena or you'll lose them all. You can
exchange for the following
items: Remedy
100; "Enemy Lure"
materia 250; "Pre-Emptive"
materia 1000;
Regan Greens 2000; "Speed Plus"
materia 4000;
Stardust 8000; Championship Belt 16,000;
Omnislash
32,000; "W-Summon"
materia
64,000.
After collecting 64,000 Battle Points, you're offered the
chance to compete in the special battles. However, you must have also purchased
the Omnislash and the W-Summon
materia.
This is tougher fight, but there are different prizes to win. The prizes
include: Gambler, Masamune Blade, Combat Diary, and Autograph.
Chocobo Racing:
There are lots of great
items to obtain
at the
Chocobo Races. Most of them are only available to those lucky
enough to pick a winner in an S-class race. This class isn't available to just
anyone; you won't get the chance to try it until you've become a full-blown
Chocobo jockey.
Picking a winner isn't easy. You must factor in each
Chocobos top speed, stamina, attitude, and the skill of the jockey. Stamina
seems to be a most important attribute, but a poor jockey can run even the best
Chocobo into the group. You should wait until you actually participate in
Chocobo races before trying to get the really good
items.
Otherwise, you'll end up spending a lot of Gil that could instead be used to
breed your own championship-quality Chocobo.
Speed Arena:
A game of fast reflexes-shoot the various moving targets to gain points.
Collect 3000 or more points for a prize. Do extremely well and you'll receive
the umbrella.
Keep your laser power up. Don't press the "shoot" button too long - it makes it
weak. Use short multiple blasts, or in gamer terms, just tap it really fast.
Of course, you can use a turbo controller to really crank up your score.
Target range in value from 30 to 70 points. There is one very special
target that is worth 1000 points. The item is the large UFO near the end of the
course. Just keep the crosshairs on the UFO and keep your laser power up. You
can pick up 200 points in the desert by shooting the yellow boulder on top of
the canyon wall.
Here are the gargets and their approximate point value listed in the order of
appearance: Ghost 40; Cactus 30-50; Blue Plane 50-60; Jet Plane 50-60; Yellow
Boulder 200; Yellow Ship 60; Star 40; Icicle 40-50; Spiny Ball 70; Balloon 30;
Big Balloon 70; Lil' UFO 60; Rocket 50; Lava Rock 70; Chopper 40-50; Big UFO
1000; Zeppelin Engine ????; Paddle Wheel 1
Wonder Square:
There are lots of games to play at Wonder Square. Some are versions of the
mini-games you play while working your way through FF7, but most are totally
unique.
Arm Wrestling Mega Sumo
Cost: 100 Gil Difficulty Levels: 2
Arm wrestle one of two opponents to win a small amount of Gil. The Sumo
Wrestler is easier than the Wrestler, but both opponents are fairly easy to
defeat. Quickly tap the O Button until you pin your opponent's arm. You get 1
Gil defeat the Sumo; 2 Gil for defeating the Wrestler.
Super Dunk
Cost: 200 Gil Difficulty Levels: None
Hold the O button for less than a second to change your shot, and then release.
When charged correctly, you'll score a basket and get a shoot again. If you
miss, the game ends and you receive 1 Gil for each basket scored. You get to
continue shooting until you miss, so the amount of Gil you receive depends upon
your own abilities. If you score 10 in a row, you'll get the opportunity to
play Double Chance. If you make the shot, you'll double your GP, but if you
miss, your GP drops back down to 1 and your game ends.
Wonder Catcher
Cost: 100 Gil Difficulty Level: None
This is the simplest game at Wonder Square. Deposit 100 Gil and you'll either
receive a small amount of GP, a Potion, or nothing. This is the biggest waste
of Gil in the arcade.
3D Battler
Cost: 200 Gil Difficulty Levels: Increasing
This fighting game plays a lot like "paper, rock, scissors". You pick an attack
and your opponent picks an attack. If the attacks are the same, no one takes
damage. If one player's attack beats the other's attack, the losing play takes
a hit. The first person to deliver 10 successful hits to his opponent wins.
The attacks are:
A = Upper body attack; Beats Low, Loses to Mid, Ties Upper
[] = Mid portion attack; Beats High, Loses to Low, Ties Mid
X = Lower portion attack; Beats Mid, Loses to High, Ties Low
Fortune Telling
Cost: 50 Gil Difficulty Levels: N/A
Okay, this isn't really a game. But for 50 Gil, you get a small glimpse into
the future. Don't play this several times on the same visit, because your
fortune won't change until you leave that section of Wonder Square
Mog House
Cost: 100 Gil Difficulty Level: N/A
To help Mog fly, you give him Kupo nuts. If you don't feed him enough, he won't
have the strength to fly; if you feed him too many, he'll fall on his little Mog
bottom. So how many is just enough? Follow Mog's reactions. If he's still
hungry, he'll make a little grumbling noise and rub his tummy. If he's had
enough, he'll squeak and jump into the air. Stop feeding him at this point and
he should fly without any trouble. To make it easier, feed him five the first
time and three the second time.
Bonus:
After defeating Mog House talk to the guy behind you. In appreciation
of your fine puzzle-solving skills, he gives you 30 GP.
G Bike
Cost: 200 Gil Difficulty Levels: N/A
You can access this game the first time you enter the Gold Saucer. Enemy bikers
chase a little blue truck. You must protect the truck by knocking enemy bikers
down. There are two types of Bikers: Red and Orange. The Orange Bikers are
decent riders, but they tend to dive right in without thinking. The Red Bikers
pose a much larger threat. Instead of coming towards you, they run from you.
The real damage here is that the Red Bikers tend to draw you away from the
truck, which enables the other Bikers to cause some damage while you attention
is diverted.
Stay close or behind the truck and hit the enemy bikers as they approach. If
one gets past, don't go after him unless he attacks the truck. If he backs off,
don't chase him - make him come to you. It's possible to push over enemy
Bikers with your hog, but it's much slower than using your
sword.
You can also topple enemy Bikers using the "domino effect". If you knock over a
Biker in front of another enemy, it causes them to collide. Bikers are worth
500 points each, but each time the enemy hits the truck, you lose 25 points. If
you do well you'll receive a small amount of Gil, but if you do really well
you'll receive a decent amount of Gil and an item.
Snow Game
Cost: 200 Gil Difficulty Levels: 3
There are three snowboarding courses: Beginner, Expert, and Crazy. The
challenge increases by adding additional obstacles, increasing the speed, and
tightening the turns. Throughout the course, there are balloons (red balloons
are worth one point, Blue are worth three, and Green are worth five).
You get technique points according to how well you perform. If you make it
through the course without hitting a wall you receive a perfect score. Not all
things deduct points; for example, you can hit a Mog while it's on its sled and
not lose points, but if you hit it after it's fallen off its sled, you lose one
point. Do well on a course and you'll pick up a little GP and an item.
Tip:
Find a yellow balloon at the beginning of the course and you'll enter
Time Attack Mode. Set the record, and then try to top your score as you race
the Mog ghost.
Torpedo Attack
Cost: 200 Gil Difficulty Levels: 5
This game isn't available until after you've stolen your own submarine and
fought with a Shinra submarine. Before the game begins, you're given five
choices. You can either re-enact the battle at the under water Mako Reactor or
you can choose from four original levels. The levels get progressively harder
by increasing either the amount of enemy subs or the ability and toughness of
the enemy commanders. The amount of GP you receive is the same regardless of
the difficulty level.
During a battle, you can shoot as many as four torpedoes at a time. Try to
lock on your target and unload the whole group, which is normally enough to take
out an enemy sub. On higher levels, however, it takes a few more shots.
Missiles have a relatively short range, so get close before opening fire. If
the enemy gets a lock on you, speed up and dive deep. This will normally shake
the torpedoes off your tail.
Mines are the small polygons on top of the square columns. You can pass
through the columns without taking damage, but don't go too high. Be careful
when you enter the sonar screen- you don't want to accidentally hit a nearby
mine!
Use your sonar to help better prepare for what lies ahead and
to help for what lies ahead and to help relocate the enemy submarines. If you
lost track of an enemy on the sonar, exit and re-enter the sonar screen. For
winning a battle, you receive 20 GP and an item.
Gil Exchange:
A man who can exchange Gil for GP at a rate of 100 to 1 will sometimes appear
next to the little house at the back of the Gold Saucer's ropeway station. He's
not always there, but if you enter and exit the Gold Saucer several times, he
should appear. It may take a while so be patient.
GP Exchange:
When you have a decent of amount of GP, you can exchange it for a prize with
the girl near the entrance to Wonder Square. Remember: The higher the cost,
the better the item.
| Item |
Cost |
| Potion |
1 GP |
| Ether
|
20 GP |
| X-Potion |
80 GP |
| Turbo
Ether |
100 GP |
| Gold
Ticket |
300 GP |
|
Carob Nut |
500 GP |
| Gil Plus
materia |
1000 GP |
| EXP Plus
materia |
200 GP |
|
Fort Condor
In essence it's better to overwhelm to opposition rather than sitting back
and letting them come to you. Take charge and move your troops south as soon as
possible. You may even stop the enemy advance before the enemy Commander can
reach the battlefield.
Place a line of Attackers, Fighters, and Defenders along the middle of the
mountain. Back them up with Shooters and Repairers. As soon as the battle
begins, move your troops south so that they meet the enemy as they arrive. This
will keep the enemy hordes from regrouping and taking advantage of any weak
spots in your defence. If any member of your team suffers serious damage, pull
that person back and have Repairer restore the character's HP. Slowly advance
toward the bottom of the screen and eventually you'll have the entire path
blocked. The enemy will soon give up and you'll have fewer casualties and a
larger amount of Gil returned.
Kalm Traveller
Check the top floor of the rightmost building in Kalm. There you'll find a
man who's completely content with the world. However, once Meteor is summoned
and the WEAPONs are attacking, the man will become discontented. At this time
he'll begin to searching for three
items: the
Guide Book, Earth Harp, and Desert Rose. Bringing him any one of these
items will
prompt him to reward the party.
The Guide Book is located in the Underwater Reactor, but it's
not in a treasure chest. You'll have to morph a creature called the Ghost Ship
to pick up the item. It can usually be found in the tunnels along the ocean
floor. Take the item back to the traveller and he'll give you the Underwater
materia.
This item eliminates the 20 minute timer in the fight against the Emerald
WEAPON.
The Earth Harp and the Desert Rose are prizes for defeating
the two new weapons. You'll receive the Earth Harp if you can defeat the
Emerald WEAPON. If you beet the Ruby WEAPON you'll receive the Desert Rose.
Take the items
back to the traveller and he'll give you the Master Summon, Master Magic, and
Master Command
materia. In exchange for the Desert Rose, the traveller will give you a
Gold
Chocobo.
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