As for Eden, I believe it’s Griever that can instantly kill any of your GFs before even being summoned, and even Eden’s summon attack of 40000HP damage is paltry compared to each of these bosses’ HP totals.
And, of course, that first fight with Ultimecia at her throne before she summons Griever is enough of a cakewalk, but you still have three other battles afterwards to talk about.
Any challengers?
But if thats too easy for you, you can also use magic. For example, when me and my brother didn’t know how FF8 worked we just cast cerberus and had all party members cast triple meteor. It was pretty hard though.
I haven’t looked at the English version of the Final Fantasy VIII Strategy Guide by Brady Games but the Japanese version of the Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania Strategy Guide by Digicube shows everything in depth on how to refine any kind of item. There is seriously like two ways to get nearly every item on the game.
I never use Guardian Forces for anything except for junctioning besides the beginning of the game when I only used them for what they were originally intended for — to guard your characters’ H.P. from damage.
funnyboy4004 has a great strategy as well. I used that method to take down the Omega Weapon in Ultimecia’s castle by making my characters invincible.
If you want to use other characters’ limit breaks then use Irvine’s or Zell’s simple attacks because you can do so many of them within the time limit and do unheard amounts of damage comparable to Squall’s End of Heart attack.
Also, my strategy to get the party of three characters you have all your Guardian Forces junctioned through in the final battle is to cast Death on all the other party members that appear in your party who don’t have any junctions and wait until the little angel/cherub takes their dead body away. I don’t even start attacking Ultimecia until I get my party of three set up. Even if she uses attacks like Maelstrom on my characters, it only comes to their advantage in the end because their limit breaks trigger when their H.P. gets low anyway and you can cure the status change from Maelstrom with Esuna.
Ultimecia’s last form is great for triggering limit breaks as well since she casts Hell’s Judgment and leaves your character’s with 1 H.P. each. I never heal my characters during this battle and keep utilizing the triggered limit breaks since she talks forever and casts Hell’s Judgment twice before she even attacks once. Also, if you hit the triangle button if your limit break doesn’t trigger then it will switch attack position to the next character and leave you with another chance to get a triggered limit break without wasting your round of attack and having to wait for the ATB bar to fill up again. If you do this, and keep pumping out the limit breaks it is an easy victory.
I haven’t looked at the English version of the Final Fantasy VIII Strategy Guide by Brady Games but the Japanese version of the Final Fantasy VIII Ultimania Strategy Guide by Digicube shows everything in depth on how to refine any kind of item. There is seriously like two ways to get nearly every item on the game.
I never use Guardian Forces for anything except for junctioning besides the beginning of the game when I only used them for what they were originally intended for — to guard your characters’ H.P. from damage.
funnyboy4004 has a great strategy as well. I used that method to take down the Omega Weapon in Ultimecia’s castle by making my characters invincible.
If you want to use other characters’ limit breaks then use Irvine’s or Zell’s simple attacks because you can do so many of them within the time limit and do unheard amounts of damage comparable to Squall’s End of Heart attack.
Also, my strategy to get the party of three characters you have all your Guardian Forces junctioned through in the final battle is to cast Death on all the other party members that appear in your party who don’t have any junctions and wait until the little angel/cherub takes their dead body away. I don’t even start attacking Ultimecia until I get my party of three set up. Even if she uses attacks like Maelstrom on my characters, it only comes to their advantage in the end because their limit breaks trigger when their H.P. gets low anyway and you can cure the status change from Maelstrom with Esuna.
Ultimecia’s last form is great for triggering limit breaks as well since she casts Hell’s Judgment and leaves your character’s with 1 H.P. each. I never heal my characters during this battle and keep utilizing the triggered limit breaks since she talks forever and casts Hell’s Judgment twice before she even attacks once. Also, if you hit the triangle button if your limit break doesn’t trigger then it will switch attack position to the next character and leave you with another chance to get a triggered limit break without wasting your round of attack and having to wait for the ATB bar to fill up again. If you do this, and keep pumping out the limit breaks it is an easy victory.
zell with 12 seconds, irvine fast ammo or demolition ammo, rinoas wishing star and quistis shockwave pulsar all can do around 80,000 damage if beefed up. and dont forget about the end… they all make it pretty simple.
This is how I beat the game. =P
Wishing Star is an alternative to Lion Heart…I never really tried summons against the bosses at the end. I figure it would be a waste of time when I can just use Lion Heart and Wishing Star.
Not if you play CS: Source.
Also just junction everyone to the max ( I used Island Closest to Hell)
and use Zell and Rinoa’s limit break.
sry off topic…