FF:CC questions..

cell84 · #1

Yes, I know that there is a topic on it, but it looks..dead..Either way, I was wondering if anyone could give me a picture of a Racket, the weapons the Selkie race uses? I wanna be Selkie, but I don't want to be weilding a huge, stupid looking weapon. Also, if you are playing Single Player WITH a GBA/SP, do you choose what mode the GBA/SP shows? I know that with multiplayer P1 = treasure map, P2 = enemy data, P3 = terrain map, P4 = enemy location map, but if your playing alone with a GBA/SP, do you choose your map, or do you just get a treasure map?

give me food · #2

I <3 this game, and I've only gotten two Myrrh drops [from the...place with the Giant Crab and the Mushroom Forest].

I'm a Selkie. WOOT WOOT. POWER TO THE ALCHEMISTS.

give me food · #3

I laughed maniacally as my sister died upwards of 12 times fighting the Malboro.

give me food · #4

Most bosses are somewhat tough for me. Then after I fight it a second time, I'm amazed at my stupidness.

give me food · #5

I play CC solo.

Multiplayer allows for hyperactive, drugged up fun, though.

I still love it. It's very addictive.

I kinda wish I'd made my parent-dude a merchant.

give me food · #6

Originally posted by Yoshinator:
You will retain your progress with myrrh trees, but you will start over with items, artifacts, armor/weapons, and money.

I'm too far in the game to go through everything with a weak character, heh. Kinda depressing.

Wyborn · #7

Spoiler warning on this question. You're all warned.

In the Lynari desert, where the hell is this flower I'm supposed to cast Holy on? I'm standing rightn ext to the X on my and my brother's map, but it's not there. We've looked over the place about a thousand times, but there is nothing here that responds to Holy, nor is there anything to examine to even suggest that it's one of those special X spots. WHERE THE HELL ARE WE SUPPOSED TO BE?

For a better idea of where we are: we're under the cliff below Mog's house, just to the south of it. We're standing right by where the X is, and it indicates that the "flower" is one of those red bushes...but what the hell?