Final Fantasy 5

[ChrisH36]

All my characters are level 90 or above, so I've abut overkilled Final Fantasy 4. I can just attack things regularly and kill them, which is fun I guess. It's a really fun game, but it can get a little hard or a little easy depending on what you're doing. On 5, I'm stuck on the area at the end, the Cleft of Dimension. The area is hard, and I really need to get more of the Sacred Weapons as well as master more jobs with my regular people so they don't die like they have been. Final Fantasy 5 is by far the hardest one for the SNES. I've overkilled Final Fantasy 6, too. Try having all party members at level 50 or so, and having one level 96. I took my level 51 Terra, Gave her an experience egg, and killed these dinosaurs in a forest on the top of the map. Vanish + Doom killed them. They gave 8800 experience, which doubles to 16,600 or so. So, after killing those for about 20 minutes, I was level 75 with high-powered stats. Terra had 58 Speed, 82 Magic, 76 Vigor, and 74 Stamina. She wears Marvel Shoes and the best gear in the game. She's like a walking god at this point. Yeah, overkill.

Since there's no where really to power-level with sufficent ability points in Final Fantasy 5, it's hard to levelup any one job in a particular place. There are some areas that have a good selection of monsters to kill each time you walk around them, but no ''really good'' areas to do it. Usually I just run around killing things in certain areas, and eventually that gives me sufficent points. Sincwe you are on the ship part, you are close to the super leveling technique I sort of came up with. If you are, I can help you with it once you reply and tell me exactly where you are.

Sup, Genji Gloves/Offering/Quick = 16 attacks.

 

[Darkmatter]

I used Marvel Shoes. With Offering and Atma Weapon, Terra always did 9999x4 each attack. Plus she regenerated 600 or so HP each turn from regen on the Marvel Shoes, so I was satisfied.

 

[ChrisH36]

He has over 200,000 HP! That's a lot for a SNES Final Fantasy, I think.

Final Fantasy 7/8/10 broke that limit. In final fantasy 8, a lvl 100 Omega weapon has 1,015,000 Hit points..

 

[Darkmatter]

I was referring to the SNES Lineup of Final Fantasy's. There's no ''mass damage'' type of spell or move in Final Fantasy 5, so the last boss is very hard.

 

[ChrisH36]

No crap, he casts Meteo and Flare and all kinds of I'M GOING TO KILL YOU! spells.

 

[Ashigaru]

You live in the US and you call it 6, YOUR SO COOL!!! :rolleyes

I didn't really like 5 all that much. 3 was by far the best SNES version of the games.