So what are your thoughts on the infamous Peninsula of Power? Did you abuse it to make the early part of the game easier? Do you think it was intentional or accident? Did you even know it existed?
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So what are your thoughts on the infamous Peninsula of Power? Did you abuse it to make the early part of the game easier? Do you think it was intentional or accident? Did you even know it existed?
I read that it came by accident. The way the monsters are programmed to appear is based on a grid system. They made the peninsula jut a little too far north.
I liked using it. When I discovered it, it was so awesome to fight monsters I'd have yet to see. Then they kicked my butt.
It is only considered abuse if the game didn't already abuse me first.
And hell yes, I used it. Knowing the monsters were potentially lethal also helped keep me focused while grinding. I find it interesting that it persists in the remakes, despite most other bug being fixed.
:D good point Velo.
I've used it before, but it's not something I've done every time I've played. Depends on if I'm trying to blitz through the game for some reason or another.
I think they kept it, because it was so popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
What I don't like is that they kept the critical hit rate bug.
I never knew about it growing up, but I always exploit it now.
I've known about if forever and checked it out once, but it's not something I'm very interested in.
What... what is this new devilry? Would it help me in my struggle to complete this bastard game? :D
Either it will or, if you're unprepared, it will destroy your soul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quin
I use it most of the time, just so I can walk through the damn marsh cave.
I really hate that place. >_<
I imagine it must be a surprise to people who go there unprepared and almost out of health from previous battles :grover:
I can't remember if that happened to me or not.
Yeah I can't remember my first encounter with it and what I thought of it, but I'm pretty sure I abused it in the end. Much like that one hallway in the volcano where there's nothing but giants for the first time. They gave more experience than most monsters of the time, so I just walked up and down that hallway for an hour before continuing
Heck yes I use it!
If the Elfheim Grind (that should be a dance) wasn't such a pain in the rear, then I probably wouldn't use it and try to play it fair. But because they expect you to spend 2-3 hours leveling up with monsters that soon give you too little experience and Gil for your purposes... screw it, I want to enjoy myself!
I didn't even know this was a thing.
I wish I knew it existed when I was a kid. I basically use it all the time because it saves times on levels and money that I am going to grind anyway. The fact that it is in remakes is telling on how useful/popular it is.
I only found out about it after I'd beaten the game already. Don't think I'll be playing the original again anytime soon, so I'm unlikely to use it in future.
It was most likely accidental in the original version but it being in the later editions is intentional. I use it to grind whenever if I need it, especially if I have a lot of mages in my team.