We arrive at the Great Library of Saronia, keen to get our nerd on. However, things take a turn and we end up in the home of a Fat Chocobo instead. We also climb the Dragon Spire to train our Dragoons for a tough boss battle. We also visit a local establishment we find young Prince Alus being accosted by the deadly Mohawk Sideburn gang! Can we stop these ruffians before it is too late...?
I love the design of dragoons in this game.
They do look really badass, huh?I'm glad!Originally Posted by shion
Hey at least you got in where you said you wanted to go
And you have convinced me to replay this game for my top games list
The sad thing is about those three guys is that its a conscious decision to make their hair like that
They did that on purpose
What reason was there to have a chocobo inside the town? Does it really take that long to get from one place to another?
When you have a city that big I guess you run out of stuff to put in it as a game designer.
Poor Prince Alus - his dear old dad King Gorn randomly announces his death is at hand. However, all is not as it seems with the curiously mustachioed Gigameth (Giga Meth? Is that either a typo of Gilgamesh or a reference to Breaking Bad) lurking in the shadows. Join me in the fight against Garuda, who is described as one of the very hardest bosses in FF3. Do Luneth and the gang have what it takes to triumph...?
I forgot how insane Garuda's damage.
RIP Ingus (again) (forever more)
But I will definitely be adopting this boss strategy when I play FF3.
so we are almost to where you figure out the staves haha
Yes, actually!
After seeing a bitchin' sweet lion mosaic and meeting the sod who shot us down, we take to the skies in a brand new airship, the Nautilus! Accosted by Moogle security guards, we learn that this is the manor of the great sage Doga, who teams up with the gang to enter another one of those mini dungeons.
When I was a kid, I also wasn't about the buffing/debuffing. Now that I'm an adult, I still don't do any of that.
bitchin'
Apparently sitting on a horse and stomping about constitutes a peaceful slumber to a Norse God. Unhappy that we've spoiled his nap, Odin attacks! We also investigate a treasure laden underwater cave packed to the rafters with pissed off mermaids and other nautical creatures.
After stocking up on some high level magic at Doga's Town - yes, he has a town! - we decide to take a trip under the sea. Darling it's better down where it's wetter, take it from me! Somehow we can breathe and fight monsters. Then it;s a quick jaunt through the Temple of Time to obtain Noah's Lute, a magic instrument, used to wake up a very bizarre old lady, Unei, and her delightful parrot chum.
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