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Aftere you revived the genesis tree in Rim Elm and after Mei gives you the Hunting Clothes, go to the things shop. Head upstairs and in to the back room. There’s a drawer there. Open the drawer and get the point card. The point card lets you to get points on things you purchase. The point card may be used in fight to do damage on the opponent. The damage will be equal to the number points to the point card. After you used those points, they’ll be returned. You may be able to use a maximum of 9, 999 points in 1 turn while the point card can only hold a maximum of 999, 999 points at any given time. (gamespot.com)

Rim Elm few places still left that houses humans. The only reason it still stands is its giant wall that holds the mist, and the lethal creatures that come with it, at bay. The townsfolk dare to leave the gates only when needed due to danger that lurks beyond. Vahn is a young man of Rim Elm, and after witnessing the tragic return of a dead citizen and friend, is forced to defend everything he loves in a fight brought on by the mist breaking through the major wall. Vahn goes to pray at the small tree that sits in the centre of the town, and is confronted by a spirit that clames to be a Ra-Seru. (giantbomb.com)

You know, people really seem to hate that part of the game. I never attempted it for a long time, then decided I wanted to go for a Wyrmhero blade. Cleared out that mini game in an afternoon. To get the King of the Nebra fish or whatever it was, there’s a particular button mix you must enter. I just practiced it on my controller for five minutes till it became nearly a muscle memory thing, and went for it. Have to say, it seemed really easy. Good luck. (reddit.com)

When you get all your characters Art moves, as well as the Hyper and Miracle arts, go to the original tree the character got his/her Ra-Seru to get the Meta/Vahn’s spell. Terra/Noa’s spell, and Ozma/Gala’s spell. Also, when you get Cara’s Ra-Seru egg give the music she gave you to the pianist in the Jazz Club, then go back to Buma and talk to Cara give it to Zalan in Jeremi. He’ll give you an accessory that let us you use the Horn spell, which refills all HP, if you are dead. But, it costs a whopping 200 mp to cast. (playstationalley.com)

   Dohati’s a bit tougher than Songi and Van Saryu, although he is still not overly hard. His Chaos Breath does 300-400 damage to your party and causes poison, however this may be easily remedied with a Level 3 or higher Orb. His attacks can do a just amount of damage — around 700 or if you are not using Spirit. The best approach is to attempt to save up Spirits — as an example, have one or two characters attack, while the other heals or summons Kemaro. This way, you may be able to generally have an attack prepared when you are healthy enough that you do not have to heal. (thegia.com)

Welp. I am a little worried now. The lock-up I was discussing used to happened to me right at the beginning of the game, throughout Tetsu’s tutorial. Game could freeze up when you were forced to use an item. So you are saying it may most likely lock up much afterward, huh? Well, ePSXe lets you to switch to software generating mode on-the-fly with a button press F4, I believe so maybe it may be evaded if the issue has not been solved still. This will be my 1st time playing the game all the way through on an up-to-date emulator: I think the last time I got far in the game is when I played in on the PSP some years ago. (neogaf.com)

You may be able to say that you just have to level up so you may be able to partake in a fight that will give you 13, 000 tokens. But levelling up isn’t that easy either. All enemies are not only stingy with money, they are also stingy with experience points! And to think you have to get to level 99 to get the last summon! This is an very boring task because you may be able to finish all the quests at level 40+ unlike in other RPGs where you just turn level 60-70 instantly due to number of quests you go through. 60 to 99 is lots easier to accomplish than 40-99. The game is quite short, it is the earn-money-and-experience part that makes it tedious. (otakufridge.com)

Stepping into the UnConvention Center aka Ponce Suites in Davao City is really like stepping into the mind of the artist/proprietor Kublai Milan. Every wall, roof and hallway is infused with different forms of art – from photographs, mixed media pieces, and sculptures. Big effigies of ants crawl under the stairs and every available space in the hallway is covered in pieces of art, ranging from a collage of sunset photos to strange installation pieces made of doll’s heads and wooden twigs. The loft area, which houses the artists’ studio, is decorated in an variety of old bottles, shoes, and paint cans. (Visit site)

Instead of the common combat system of conventional RPG games, Legaia expands upon that with its distinctive approach to how you issue commands and make your attacks. The game makes use of the D-Pad in a creative way. In combat commands are mapped to the 4 arrows under your left thumb. This has many benefits to you as the player. 1st off, everything is nicely laid out and easy to see. No fumbling through menus. Also, combat is fast paced and simple actions are easily repeated with just a flick of the thumb. No menu diving, no need for the analog sticks and clicking around. When you’re investing this many hours into a game it had better be comfy. (techhappens.blog.com)