Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1]

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Rog** » Tue Dec 20, 2016 5:36 pm

Switches?!

Rog wrote:Switches?!

Yeah, you need to find four switches to access the boss.

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Met** » Tue Dec 20, 2016 6:08 pm

I kept missing one of the switches in there because it was in an alcove that you can miss if you go through a room one way rather than the other and it pretty much doubled my time in there.

I just never really doubled back and kept going through that way.

Good times.

Three sealed doors down and just did the final bit of training at the camp too, wow that was frustrating. As fast as you damage anybody Ignis strawberry floating heals them... why isn't he that useful when he's on my side?

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Met** » Tue Dec 20, 2016 11:11 pm

Regroup tho <3

A shame it heals like potions, not elixirs. Still love it, obviously.

He said something last night, I can't recall what it was but he sounded just like a Matt Berry character. :lol:

Story boss bested. (First barricade mob, the lvl 70+, was the toughest fight there.) Gonna try and see if I cba to plat it.

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It's a very easy platinum I'd say there are just a couple of trophies that might take a while.

By the time I hit the post game all I had left were the flying car and Adamantoise trophies. Adamantoise isn't hard to fight just takes ages although I have seen a guy beat it in around 6-8 minutes with the right loadout.

I can only really see my getting sick of the game stopping me from getting it. But things should be okay because I was ready to dive right back in after twatting the boss. (Though I did take a wee break after all the cinematics. Initial one was supoib, the rest, though... :dread:

) Ones I'm expecting to be hardest are remaining 3 dungeons and Adamantoise, but a bit of grinding, a gooseberry fool load of pots, spells, etc should make things slightly easier.

So proud of that remaining line durability :cry:

Hardest part? The effect of the rumble on my hands :shock:

Holy crap was it intense.

Tip for Costlemark Tower, get Ignis' cooking skill high enough to learn Lasagna al Forno (level 9 I think) a lot of enemies there hit you very hard with lightning based attacks and that meal completely negates elemental damage.

Strongly considering selling this on at the minute before the value drops too much as those sealed chambers are becoming a chore. Could always pick it up again for a NG+ run when all the DLC is out.

IAmTheSaladMan wrote:Tip for Costlemark Tower, get Ignis' cooking skill high enough to learn Lasagna al Forno (level 9 I think) a lot of enemies there hit you very hard with lightning based attacks and that meal completely negates elemental damage.

Strongly considering selling this on at the minute before the value drops too much as those sealed chambers are becoming a chore. Could always pick it up again for a NG+ run when all the DLC is out.

Ta for the Costlemark tip! I maxed cooking out this morning so I should have that recipe. Cheers.

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Rubix** » Wed Dec 21, 2016 5:12 pm

Wow you guys are far in. Just hit level 25. Loving it apart from the same script repeated over and over

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Met** » Wed Dec 21, 2016 6:37 pm

Unfortunately that's just the trappings of an open world game where the same event could play out multiple times.

Did you know Ignis has come up with a new recipe, though? It's also apparently not good to throw daggers in the dark.

Rubix wrote:Wow you guys are far in. Just hit level 25. Loving it apart from the same script repeated over and over

Hey Noct, maybe it's time you changed the reel.

That line's wearing a bit thin.

Is that reel gonna be okay then, do you think?

Hey Noct, maybe it's time you changed the reel.

That line's wearing a bit thin.

Is that reel gonna be okay, then, you think?

Hey Noct, maybe it's time you changed the reel.

That line's wearing a bit thin.

If only it was the fishing line that was wearing thin, Ignis :cry:

If only.

RECEIPAIIIIIIIIII.

RECEIPAIIIIIIIIIIIII.

Saint of Killers wrote:

So proud of that remaining line durability

Hardest part? The effect of the rumble on my hands Holy crap was it intense.

I only went and did it again. Not only did I reel it in again, not ONLY was it the very next fish I caught but... I used the same exact reel! I used even less of it than first time around. :lol:

Oh yeah, and I beat the old record catch, too. 8-)

Talk about your backseat fishing.

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Fade** » Wed Dec 21, 2016 11:43 pm

CuriousOyster wrote:RECEIPAIIIIIIIIII.

RECEIPAIIIIIIIIIIIII.

RECEPAIIIHHHH

http://www.novacrystallis.com/2016/12/h ... -actually/

Details of the Holiday Packs out now,

Fans with the Final Fantasy XV Season Pass or own the Final Fantasy XV Digital Premium Edition will also have access to the Holiday Pack + DLC for even more exclusive in-game items.

The Holiday Pack (Free Version) includes:

Warrior’s Fanfare: A scroll of sheet music containing a song of jubilation that provides additional AP for earning an A+ in Offense outside of training.
Nixperience Band: A device that stops experience points from being tallied, preventing the party from leveling up for an added challenge.
Carnival Passport: An adorably adorned ticket that whisks the bearer away to a fun-filled carnival for a limited time.
Choco-Mog Tee (available late January 2017): An exclusive T-shirt featuring everyone’s favorite fluffy and feathery friends. Colorful, comfy and appropriate for any carnival-goer.

The premium Holiday Pack + DLC includes:

Ring of Resistance: A protective piece of jewelry that renders the entire party to be resistant to magical friendly fire.
Tech Turbocharger: A device for Noctis that accelerates the tech bar replenishment rate, but freezes the Armiger bar.
Armiger Accelerator: A device for Noctis that accelerates the Armiger bar replenishment rate, but freezes the tech bar.
Blitzer’s Fanfare: A scroll of sheet music containing a song of jubilation that provides additional AP for earning an A+ in Time outside of training.
Tactician’s Fanfare: A scroll of sheet music containing a song of jubilation that provides additional AP for earning an A+ in Finesse outside of training.
Key of Prosperity: A lucky charm that increases the rate at which fallen foes leave behind items of value.
Stamina Badge: A device that enables Noctis to sprint and hang without expending stamina.
Carnival Passport: An adorably adorned ticket that whisks the bearer away to a fun-filled carnival for a limited time.
Festive Ensemble (available late January): A fancy and fun outfit perfectly suited for enjoying the festivities. The darling design puts all who see it in high spirits
Holiday Pack + Exclusive Photo Frames (available late January): Additional themes the player can add to Prompto’s photos when sharing over social media.

Players who have the Season Pass or the Digital Premium Edition should also download the Holiday Pack (Free Version) as the items will not be automatically downloaded.

The + stuff looks pretty cool, especially the Ring of Resistance, probably equip most of that straight away.

PostRe: Final Fantasy XV [PS4/Xbox1] by **Rubix** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 12:00 pm

Saint of Killers wrote:
Rubix wrote:Wow you guys are far in. Just hit level 25. Loving it apart from the same script repeated over and over

Hey Noct, maybe it's time you changed the reel.

That line's wearing a bit thin.

Is that reel gonna be okay then, do you think?

Hey Noct, maybe it's time you changed the reel.

That line's wearing a bit thin.

Is that reel gonna be okay, then, you think?

Hey Noct, maybe it's time you changed the reel.

That line's wearing a bit thin.

If only it was the fishing line that was wearing thin, Ignis If only.

that's it!

What is it Iggy

Ive come up with a new recipe

Can't wait to try it

Heh. I'll taste test for ya.

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