Ultimate weapons in games are nothing new, especially in the Final Fantasy series, but when you finally unlock a weapon’s final form, such as fighting or beating a mini-game, it can be very rewarding. Even knowing that, some weapons make me wonder if they’re worth getting or just using what you have. You know you have to go for it!
That’s all well and good, but sometimes weapons are hard to come by, or under arbitrary secret rules that you don’t realize you’ve broken until it’s too late. Which did you decide was not worth the stress?
8 World Champion – Final Fantasy 10
When discussing Blitzball, the debate tends to be a divisive topic among the fan base. In all fairness, it prevents you from getting Wakka’s ultimate weapon, which can break the 9999 damage limit per attack.
This means that blitzball can take anywhere from 24 to 44 games.and A certain number of battles were fought (even with a 50% chance) to pop up and collect the necessary Limit Break Wheels before the Jupiter Crest appeared. It’s up to you.
7 Twill Crossblade – Final Fantasy XV
The boys in Final Fantasy 15 have certainly gone through a lot while dealing with the politics of war and arranged marriages. Dealing with monsters doesn’t seem like a very intense activity in comparison. At least, the Wondrous Weapon quest until it reaches There are other legendary weapons available in the game, but this one stands out for good reason.
First, the quest suggests that your party is at least level 99. Maximum level. Your quarry? Naglfar is a whopping level 120 and has a clear advantage in terms of strength. It’s weak to fire, so if you’re used to crafting magic and have strong fire with added status effects, it should make things a little easier.
6 Excalibur 2 – Final Fantasy 9
Even if you don’t like JRPGs, games in this genre are known to take hours, and the typical average is 30 hours, which is on the low side. The Final Fantasy series is no exception. Final Fantasy 9, the subject of this entry, has an average run time of 39 hours for him if you only follow his storyline.
So why the game’s quibble that you have to reach the final area of ​​the game, Memoria, within 12 hours to get Excalibur 2, Knight Steiner’s most powerful weapon? , which is made a little more viable by the remastered version and its time controls, but you’ll have to miss a lot of the content on the open-world side to get there in time.
Five Zodiac Zeta Weapon – Final Fantasy 14
If you were there when the first Relic Weapons dropped in patch 2.28, you know the hours (and days) lost in anticipation of a FATE (Full Active Time Event) looking for a spawn, so You can add it to your completed total. You can wait a bit, or you can manipulate his FATE on the map to spawn what you’re looking for.
To obtain the final form of the Zodiac Weapon, also known as the Zeta Weapon, you must upgrade your Zodiac Weapon 6 times Before reaching the final Zeta form of this Relic Weapon. Do not forget to
Four Tinker Bell – Final Fantasy 5
On paper, Tinker Bell doesn’t seem like a very hard weapon to come by—just battle Twintania, one of the Rift’s demons, in the Dimensional Rift. The battle itself isn’t that difficult if you prepare in advance. However, trying to drop Tinkerbell is a whole other ordeal.
First, there’s only one shot to fight him, and if you kill him with his charge form, Masamune’s sword will drop in place, so there’s no chance of getting it. Even if you beat Twintania in neutral form, the damn thing has only a 6% chance of dropping.
3 Zodiac Spear – Final Fantasy 12
The Zodiac Spear can be annoyingly missed in the original Final Fantasy 12 and almost impossible to obtain without a guide. There are (technically) no bosses to fight. The only fight that happens while you hunt it down is a giant bomb guarding the final chest.
There are four specific chests in the world of Ivalice that must not be opened if you need this spear, the first chest being identical to the first zone of the game, Rabanastre. In the Zodiac Age remaster, we removed this entirely and instead gave invisible chests his 1% spawn rate. Because it’s fun.
2 Weapon Refrain (Ultimate) – Final Fantasy 14
Feel like polishing your zodiac weapon? Instead, you may prefer a challenge that tests your skill and teamwork.The Weapon’s Refrain (Ultimate) is a total of five bosses from A Realm Reborn’s first three Primals, Scion Lahabrea, and finally The Ultima Weapon. is the boss Rush. Boss afflictions rush as each battle happens in succession with no breaks.
The difficulty is set to maximum, but the real test of your endurance is learning the rhythm and steps of each battle against seven other players. It’s a chaos recipe that requires wiping over and over again, and can take months depending on skill level and availability of party members.
1 Seitengrat – Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Age
Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Age remastered Zodiac Spear is a little easier to come by (lots of Zodiacs in that sentence, right?}, but the Square Enix devs have raised the bar. I decided to insert another weapon, which is even more difficult to obtain. can not see A chest pops out on the deck of the Sky Ferry. OK. It gets worse from there, friends.
If you happen to find a chest and don’t have the diamond bracelet equipped, the chances of the weapon dropping are zero. If you have a bracelet equipped, the drop rate will definitely increase, right? Yeah, but keep in mind, the chances of the chest itself showing up are already very low, and the chances of the drop being Seitengrat is slim, even within that 1%. It makes me wonder if it was just a coincidence.