(10-19-2013, 12:04 PM)GameWizard001 Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 04:58 AM)Mass Distraction Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 02:05 AM)GameWizard001 Wrote: It has an attack that starts a count down. Now if it reaches 0, you die. So if you are at the relative start of the fight and you get this, you either have to be insanely strong or have some god mode cheat that I don't know about in place to keep you alive cause if you die, game over please start at the beginning of the fight once more.

Does the game not have an Auto Life spell or an equivalent? I know that in some games casting Revive (or a similar spell) acts as an Auto Life too.

Nope, no Revive or Auto Life. If a party member gets KO'ed you just use a Healing Potion or a Cure spell on them and up they go but if you are the main character (ie Sora) and you get KO'ed then it's game over.

There are some little abilities you can give each character that generate a random chance of staying alive when critically hit or keeping 1hp. But again with Sora, if that doesn't work you lose the game and must start over.

Thankfully though, if you start over with a Continue you don't lose any items you may have used like Elixir or group items like Mega Potion/Ether/Elixir. These ones are far more valuable and with the exception of Potion hard to come by as there is no item creation recipe for it in the game as far I am right now in it. (Currently playing it, hence why it is on my mind right now).

(10-19-2013, 12:51 PM)gamemaster1991 Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 12:04 PM)GameWizard001 Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 04:58 AM)Mass Distraction Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 02:05 AM)GameWizard001 Wrote: It has an attack that starts a count down. Now if it reaches 0, you die. So if you are at the relative start of the fight and you get this, you either have to be insanely strong or have some god mode cheat that I don't know about in place to keep you alive cause if you die, game over please start at the beginning of the fight once more.

Does the game not have an Auto Life spell or an equivalent? I know that in some games casting Revive (or a similar spell) acts as an Auto Life too.

Nope, no Revive or Auto Life. If a party member gets KO'ed you just use a Healing Potion or a Cure spell on them and up they go but if you are the main character (ie Sora) and you get KO'ed then it's game over.

There are some little abilities you can give each character that generate a random chance of staying alive when critically hit or keeping 1hp. But again with Sora, if that doesn't work you lose the game and must start over.

Thankfully though, if you start over with a Continue you don't lose any items you may have used like Elixir or group items like Mega Potion/Ether/Elixir. These ones are far more valuable and with the exception of Potion hard to come by as there is no item creation recipe for it in the game as far I am right now in it. (Currently playing it, hence why it is on my mind right now).

I think you may be wrong. I think one of the boss cards has a revive effect. It's Vexen's card I think. It would be weak to fire but the final boss does not have fire attacks (if I remember) so you should be fine.

(10-19-2013, 02:05 AM)GameWizard001 Wrote: For me it was in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for the PS2/PS3 (HD remix version). It was the end boss fight where one of the moves is either a one hit kill or your health is high enough and it just brings it down to 1 and all of your card/resources are expelled from you. So not only do you have to dodge his attacks, but you have to get healed and reclaim all your stuff else you can't properly fight him.

Same thing with those special/extra/hidden boss battles that are insanely difficult for one reason or another in the KH game. Best example would be the Grim Reaper looking boss in KH1 at the Clocktower in Neverland. It has an attack that starts a count down. Now if it reaches 0, you die. So if you are at the relative start of the fight and you get this, you either have to be insanely strong or have some god mode cheat that I don't know about in place to keep you alive cause if you die, game over please start at the beginning of the fight once more.

(10-19-2013, 06:42 PM)GameWizard001 Wrote: Well I haven't gotten to that yet, I'm still replaying KHI and working my way towards that again. I'll try and keep that in mind when it comes up.

I am curious though, can you assign cards like that to my support characters (Donald and Goofy) to use. I'm not 100% certain but if Sora gets KO'ed then game over.

I know KHII has King Mickey come in but not until you meet up with him and then only at random moments. It is never a certain thing.

Sometimes I even transform into some weird dark and feral Sora. I have the strategy guide for KHII and I think it said somewhere when you try and do a transformation/overdrive mode that randomly you turn into that, or have Mickey come and help.

(10-19-2013, 07:15 PM)gamemaster1991 Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 02:05 AM)GameWizard001 Wrote: For me it was in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories for the PS2/PS3 (HD remix version). It was the end boss fight where one of the moves is either a one hit kill or your health is high enough and it just brings it down to 1 and all of your card/resources are expelled from you. So not only do you have to dodge his attacks, but you have to get healed and reclaim all your stuff else you can't properly fight him.

Same thing with those special/extra/hidden boss battles that are insanely difficult for one reason or another in the KH game. Best example would be the Grim Reaper looking boss in KH1 at the Clocktower in Neverland. It has an attack that starts a count down. Now if it reaches 0, you die. So if you are at the relative start of the fight and you get this, you either have to be insanely strong or have some god mode cheat that I don't know about in place to keep you alive cause if you die, game over please start at the beginning of the fight once more.

I see what you were talking about. No, you can't revive from the Phantom's one hit kill.

Phantom is kinda hard if you really have no idea how to fight him. Basicly you have to go in with Stop as quick selct. Fire, Ice, or Lightning need to be the other two. When you start the fight cast stop on the clock when he casts the spell. This will last for two "Attacking phases" (the time you can attack him). On the threed time, he will start it up agin and you need to cast Stop agien. Needless to say you need A LOT of Ethers/Elxers To cure your MP bar.

(10-19-2013, 09:40 PM)GameWizard001 Wrote: Is Kert that mutli-armed armored Heartless you fight in the dessert of Agrabah? If so, yes I agree you need to be at least Lv. 60+ with a lot of Elixirs/Potions/Ethers cause magic is actually quite effective, that and healing magic too.

(10-19-2013, 09:59 PM)Artwark Wrote: I should mention Load Times. Man why is it that even after technology is advanced, the load times are still there? Good thing Nintendo games don't have much of load times and even if they had, it doesn't show the "Loading" and if that's the case, its still faster.

(10-19-2013, 09:59 PM)Artwark Wrote: I should mention Load Times. Man why is it that even after technology is advanced, the load times are still there? Good thing Nintendo games don't have much of load times and even if they had, it doesn't show the "Loading" and if that's the case, its still faster.

(10-20-2013, 05:21 AM)RyeoNox Wrote: Anti-flinch enemies. Even worst, the enemies grab you faster than you can react.

That's you, Ninja Gaiden 3.

(10-19-2013, 11:06 PM)Psychospacecow Wrote:

(10-19-2013, 09:59 PM)Artwark Wrote: I should mention Load Times. Man why is it that even after technology is advanced, the load times are still there? Good thing Nintendo games don't have much of load times and even if they had, it doesn't show the "Loading" and if that's the case, its still faster.

Dragon Age Origins in a nutshell.

(10-20-2013, 09:57 PM)Arjahn Wrote: When everyone's enjoying a fairly balanced game and one guy with stats way higher then everyone else joins and lopsides the match entirely.