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* I don't remember if this is said in game, but Artes usually upgrade the more uses they have. Azure Edge gets faster the more uses it has, and Nice Aid smash gains a bigger range. Things like that. | * I don't remember if this is said in game, but Artes usually upgrade the more uses they have. Azure Edge gets faster the more uses it has, and Nice Aid smash gains a bigger range. Things like that. | ||
* You will more than likely never see everything there is to see the first time you play through unless you're OCD | * You will more than likely never see everything there is to see the first time you play through unless you're OCD and use a guide. Just enjoy the game the first time through, it's fun regardless. | ||
* Regardless of who you fight you will almost certainly have Rita and Yuri in your party. They're the two best fighters around and with the right skills and artes you will | * Regardless of who you fight you will almost certainly have Rita and Yuri in your party. They're the two best fighters around and with the right skills and artes you will mess anything up. The other two don't really matter but I like Karol as he can heal and fight and Repede as he's a crazy motherfucking smoking dog. | ||
* Cooking might seem a bit arduous to begin with but if you stick with it you'll get the best recipe in the game and you'll wonder why you ever used gels outside of combat. | * Cooking might seem a bit arduous to begin with but if you stick with it you'll get the best recipe in the game and you'll wonder why you ever used gels outside of combat. | ||
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* Collecting all the fell arms will make things harder for you when you come to beat the game but it will probably be worth it. | * Collecting all the fell arms will make things harder for you when you come to beat the game but it will probably be worth it. | ||
== Definitive Edition == | |||
* There are a TON of obtuse missables and some will lock you out of content. If you are worried about this, use a guide. | |||
* The Synthesis gift DLC will clutter your crafting tabs if you open everything at once. | |||
* The gift DLC is returned to you each playthrough. | |||
* Boss Fights have a gimmick called "Secret Missions" where completing these rewards you with extra loot. | |||
* Secret Mission 17 is missable. Stay at the Inn a few times when you are given canteens to cross the desert. You need <div class="spoiler">Mother's Memento</div>. | |||
* You can complete Secret Missions later in the game, but you will not receive any experience, gald, or loot from them. | |||
* Estelle can no longer become invulnerable in this version. | |||
* Always carry Magic Lens and make it a habit to use them. Some bosses have to be identified twice since they have secondary phases. | |||
* Cooking gets better later in the game. Always be cooking. Regarding the two new characters, <div class="spoiler">Patty has the highest success rate and Flynn has the worst</div>. | |||
* The AI's strategy "Up to You" mostly only heals others at ~45% health. | |||
* While in combat, bringing up the menu and pausing will cycle your playable character. | |||
* Try to craft a Blue Sephira as soon as possible to help with Gald. The effect stacks. | |||
* One endgame quest requires you to have fled battle 50 times. You can work on this at any time. | |||
* Holding Up while using normal attacks will launch enemies. This is especially helpful when playing as Judy. | |||
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