[PS2] Kingdom Hearts 2

I feel kind of dumb for asking this question, but what the heck does marking your equipped items as "AT" do? I didn't find anything about it in the manual and I guess I might have skipped over the in-game explanation since I was playing it pretty late last night.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by RYU

any hints to how to defeat Sephiroth on Proud mode???

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I was barely able to beat him at level 85. First you want to set yourself up with high defense armor and high attack rings. Load up your items with Elixirs as well. You also need the once again skill along with aerial recovery. MP haste and Ultimate Weapon are also a must.

The key is to use Reflect on almost a constant basis and hope you catch him with some reflect damage. Some of his attacks will reflect back almost an entire bar of his health worth of damage. Always watch for the reaction command as this will allow you to unleash an HP bar worth of combos on him. If he catches you on the ground and launches you up in the air, do an aerial recovery and you'll be able to break his air combo and start one of your own.

When he starts using that pillar of fire attack, you actually want to try to get into it and reflect that damage back at him. You'll take a bit of damage yourself, but I was able to right next to him when he did it and I reflected back about 3 bars of health back at him from a single fire pillar attack.

The Elixirs are for when he uses Sin Harvest. From what I've seen, its completely unblockable. When he uses it, do the reaction command then use an Elixir asap and start spamming Reflect.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Emmanuel Lewis

Nice strategy.

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Reflect, eh? I'll have to try that out next time I play. I managed to get him down to six life bars at level 61 with Oblivion equipped. I blocked most of his attacks and just waited for him to come at me, rather than give chase.

Sephiroth's fire pillars always ended up killing me though. No matter how far or how good I was doing, those would end up soldering my ass to the floor.

Yeah, for anyone that is having trouble at specific points in Proud Mode...remember Reflect is your friend. It nulls any type of damage, and if the thing attacking you happens to be standing near you it usually gets a nice helping of reflected damage for their trouble. Once I mastered the use of Reflect, the game became extremely easy even on Proud Mode.

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