HAY GUYS

Sword Familiar · Local time: Feb 22, 2007, 04:13 PM

It's nice to see how many of you still enjoy FFVI, so many years after it's release. Just proves how great a game it is.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Sword Familiar · 08:33 PM

Hmm, I don't know if you guys tried this, but I have two questions:

1. Is the Intangir vanish/paint bug still active?

2. Are you still able to kill off 90% of the bosses/enemies using the vanish + doom/x-zone trick?

While fixing these bugs would be the most logical course of actions, I have to say it wouldn't be quite the same w/o them.

Originally Posted by Jamma

Yeah, thats what I meant. I just couldn't be arsed to be specific. Oops.

In other news, de-cursing the Cursed Shield is fucking boring.

Yeah. Too bad there's no auto-auto-fire switch on handhelds as there are on some game controllers for the SNES. I used to use one of those and go to the island where you start in the world of ruin. The enemies there are piss easy and won't do shit worth of damage on your team. The only thing you need to do is attack.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Sword Familiar · 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by Shaolin Samurai

1. Is the Intangir vanish/paint bug still active?

I don't believe so as most of the Sketch bugs have been fixed.

2. Are you still able to kill off 90% of the bosses/enemies using the vanish + doom/x-zone trick?

No. Vanish no longer overrides Instant Death protection.

re:Cursed Shield

The best way I've found to decurse the shield is to go on the Solitary Island where the enemies kill themselves after a few seconds. Put Locke in your party and have him repeatedly try to get their rare Megalixers until they automatically die. Or have Shadow w/Thief Dagger, Gogo, etc. It's still monotonous but easy and you might be able to pick up a lot of megalixers.

Damn. The sketch bugs were cool since they gave you all sorts of items in your inventory, including 20+ paladin shields, OVER 100(!) of some items, x ragnaroks, y ultima weapons etc. Only downside of it was that the "new" items replaced some of the old, including the chainsaw, so you'd have to re-arrange your inventory to where the items "landed" if you wanted to keep your old stuff (the new stuff always took the same position in the inventory space).

It's been a while since I played the game so I didn't remember that the ability was called sketch, and not paint. And yeah, the island I was referring to was the solitary island.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.