What is Irvine's potentially most damaging limit. (hmm have to think of more ideas)
What is Irvine's potentially most damaging limit. (hmm have to think of more ideas
There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
chaos: You cannot say there is a limit. It depends on how fast you press, and all that, but as a guess, I'll say roughly 210,000.
Trowa: *Sits and stares and sits and stares and sits and stares*
I meant, which ammo is the most damaging, but I didn't say that because his limits are called something shot when he uses it.
Edit: however the number is about right.
Last edited by Auronhart; 11-09-2004 at 10:41 PM.
There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
chaos: Oh, the answer is Pulse Ammo.
Rubedo: If not, Fast Ammo.
Rubedo wins!!!!Don't steal his turn chaos.
Hmm, I probably won't be able to answer any more questions until tonight, my hours are flexible, but I'd rather not have to work all weekend.
There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
chaos: Steal? They're called split personalities
Albedo: *Laughs maniacally* Name all of Seifer's limit breaks.
Like Squall's Renzokuken which is then followed up with either Rough Divide, Fated Circle, Blasting Zone or Lion Heart, Seifer uses Fire Cross before he uses a bonus limit afterwards.
These are:
No Mercy (usable when he's in your party)
Demon Slice (uses it against you when you fight him in Galbadia Garden)
You can tell these are his limit breaks because Fire Cross precedes them. However, some sites and FAQs have hinted that Seifer has other limit breaks:
Zantetsuken Reverse (kills Odin with it but there's no Fire Cross before it)
Bloodfest (some claim that Seifer has a chance of using this during the fight with him in the Lunatic Pandora, but in the many times I've played the game, I've never seen it.)
EDITTED: To put in Bold tags. Not to change answer.
chaos: Yes, you are right, and I have seen Bloodfest in the fight in Lunatic Pandora. First it's a bunch of slashes, then he burns you, then you fall down into a pit and hit the ground, and then show the damage.
Rubedo: Good work! Take your turn!
Q: With Enc-None equipped as you progress through the Deep Sea Research Center towards Ultima Weapon (more precisely, the green/blue rocky area after the big steam machine that opens the door and before Ultima), how many steps is it between each monster battle?
Last edited by Mo-Nercy; 11-10-2004 at 07:21 AM.
Well, if you mean AFTER you have beaten Bahamut, then it is 0 steps for each battle, with enc none equiped. If you are talking about BEFORE you beat Bahamut, than it is one step between each battle.
I'll edit the question to make it clear that I meant after Bahamut, going down to the ocean floor. But you're wrong anyway.
No, I am not. Unless of course, you mean how many steps it takes to get to Ultima Weapon, because with enc none equipped you do not encounter any random battles while you are going down the ocean floor.
I'll tell you again. 0 is the wrong answer. Descending the ocean path is a special area where enemies are encountered no matter what. Whether you have Enc-None or Half equipped simply changes the amount of steps you need to take in order to reach the next battle. This only occurs before Ultima is defeated. After he's dead, the ocean area becomes like any other and all enemies disappear.
Feel free to try again.
i don't think so......
*Insert witty quote here*
"That's not a knife! This is a knife!"
"Yup. And this, this is a crossbow...."
Evil will always triumph, because Good is dumb"
"I am the Alpha, of your Omega.
I am the Beginning, of your End."
-Agent Smith
Enc-None works perfectly in Deep Sea Recearch center x_X
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