Here is a Veldt formation/Rage tracking tool

[super_aardvark]

I recently started playing a completionist type game, and decided to make this tool to help keep track of Gau's rages:

http://super-aardvark.github.io/ffvi/rage.html

It's not complete -- the "adventure"/walkthrough mode only goes up to the floating continent right now. Also, it doesn't really work on mobile (the menu takes up too much space), and I'm sure there are some features that would be nice to add, but I figured I'd put it out there and see what folks think.

So, feedback please! Is it useful? What other features should it have? If you have a knack for design, how can I make it look better?

[FFNut]

The rage guide is always nice as there is always one you can never find. My last playthrough it was a slam dancer. Just never would show up.

[Rez09]

It was the Stray Cat for me when I was playing that Rom hack, which was especially annoying since the creator decided to cripple Gau's magic stat, so it was one of the few things really worth picking up. >: I

[theundeadhero]

If you're lacking information on it, the Eyes on Final Fantasy frontsite has a complete list of Gau's rages and the attack used when that rage is selected. It also lists all the enemies that can be fought in the game, sorted by location.

[vilmer]

Very useful there is only one thing that I have noticed missing from the adventure side and that the four formations (Fossilfang, Fossilfang) (Fossilfang, Bug, Bug, Bug) (Bug, Bug, Bug) and (Bug, Bug, Bug, Bug, Bug, Bug) which can be found in the desert west of Vector. They are in the correct pack formation under the veldt and also in the rage section.

[Del Murder]

One day I definitely need to replay this to go for 100% on rages.

[Wolf Kanno]

It is such a nightmare to do...

[theundeadhero]

I was very glad the steam version achievements only made you learn so many rages instead of all of them.