Cheese a battle?

[Demonskeith]

Will you ever take the steps to cheese a battle? As in equip a character to completely own a battle?

[Ravenfreak]

I've done this before lol. In fact I used a bunch of giant's tonics on my Knight and kept using spells like Temper and Haste a bunch of times on him so he eventually was able to defeat Chaos while the rest of the party was knocked out.

[Demonskeith]

If a boss gives me a lot of trouble, I'll look up the easy way to take it down, I'm not ashamed to do so!

[Ravenfreak]

If a boss gives me a lot of trouble, I'll look up the easy way to take it down, I'm not ashamed to do so!

Same here! xD There's no shame in looking up the quickest strategy to take down a boss.

[Demonskeith]

I lack time to game these days, I take all the shortcuts I can get.

[Grungie]

I got too lazy to grind at the end of FF5 and cast berserk on Exdeath. He never transforms to his second form.

[Demonskeith]

I got too lazy to grind at the end of FF5 and cast berserk on Exdeath. He never transforms to his second form.

Huh, never knew that. Wonder if it's something the developers overlooked.

[Ravenfreak]

I got too lazy to grind at the end of FF5 and cast berserk on Exdeath. He never transforms to his second form.

Now I know I can just use this trick when I play through the game again lol.

[Demonskeith]

Still trying to remember when I realize I could use healing items/revive items on undead to instant kill or hurt them.

[Ravenfreak]

Still trying to remember when I realize I could use healing items/revive items on undead to instant kill or hurt them.

I think I discovered you could use healing items on undead enemies to kill them when I was playing Final fantasy 6. I looked up a way to beat the Phantom Train and seen that I could use a phoenix down to kill it instantly.