Downloadable Final Fantasy Origins Cheats
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| GAMESHARK CODES Nov. 29, 2006 | 1KB |
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View world map
Once you have the ship, go to Matoya's Cave (somewhere near Pravoca). Talk to a broom. It will say something that appears like nonsense. However, notice that it says "Flipper over, flip flip! Elcric dna trats!" Flip the line "Elcric dna trats" and it spells: "Circle and start". Press [Start] + [Circle] and you can view a world map.
Final Fantasy: Dragon Warrior reference
Find the three tombs located next to the white magic shop in Elfland. The tombstone farthest to the left reads:
Final Fantasy: experience
Northeast of the port town of Provaka is a two space wide peninsula with enemies from the Northern Continent. They offer a lot experience and are difficult to defeat unless you are around levels 12 or 13.
Throughout the game are certain "keyed" squares that will always send you into battles, consisting of one to eight specific monsters. Many of these squares are found directly in front of treasure chests, or in rooms that have treasure chests. If you keep going over the square, you will get into a fight every time, against the same basic enemies (one or two, more or less).
By the time you reach the Earth Cave, you should be at about level 10. As you enter the cave, go directly left into what is referred to as the "Hall Of Giants". In this place, with each step you take, you will encounter at least one Hill Gigas. Step into the first block that begins the Hall Of Giants. The most common fight you will have is two Hill Gigas and two Lizards. Winning this fight results in about 500 experience points each time. It may seem boring, but it pays off to take the extra time to level up here.
Final Fantasy: Easy healing
After you get the Healing Staff, get in a battle with any weaker monsters. Kill all but one of them, then have someone use the staff and the others in your party use equipment that do not do anything. Continue until fully healed. This works well when going into the Ice Cave after the long river ride.
Final Fantasy: Adamant Mech
Go through the Sky Castle until you find a room that appears to repeat itself over and over. If you are very lucky, you will fight a battle robot called War Mech that has powerful attacks. This can take awhile, since War Mech is the rarest enemy you can encounter randomly.
Final Fantasy: Zeus Glove
Go to Bahamut's cave. Once you first enter, go to the bottom left part. The Zeus Glove will appear in the items screen if you are lucky -- There is a 1/300 chance of finding it.
Final Fantasy: Easy healing
With the correct items, you can constantly keep your party at full HP without using any MP. Find a battle with at least one weak enemy. Kill all but that one monster. Along the way, use the White Shirt for Invis2 to make your entire party invisible. Once this is accomplished, you can set your strongest attacker to use the Giant's Glove (casts Saber, and increases your attack power). Set the other three characters to use the Heal Staff, and the two Heal Helms. You can substitute any other item for the Giant's Glove, but it is recommended because it does not do any direct damage. A controller with an auto-fire feature is useful. If one is not used, you will have to keep pressing the button (when using items, holding the button will not automatically keep the cycle going).
Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy: Spell casting items
The following is a list of items that cast spells. They are especially useful if you are using a party with little or no magic.
If you are poisoned from a monster's attack, you will stay in that status after the battle. Your character will lose HP every step that you take. To avoid this, use your ship, canoe, or airship. You will stay poisoned, but you will not lose HP. This is useful when you are out of Antidotes.
Final Fantasy: Concentration card mini-game
After getting the snowcraft, use it north of Salamand. During the game in the snow area, hold [Circle] and press [X](22).
Final Fantasy 2: Faster airship
Repeatedly press [Circle] until the airship flies faster. After that point, pressing [Circle] will toggle between slow and fast movement.
Final Fantasy 2: Easy HP and Strength
Go into battle, against Imp or another easy monster. Hit yourself with two or three of your characters, and cure with the other one. Do this a few times, then kill the monster(s). You will gain HP and Strength, which is an easy way to built up a character at the start of the game.
Final Fantasy 2: Easy weapon experience
To easily gain experience with a certain weapon, get two of the same weapon. Equip both to one person (left and right hands) and fight monsters in the area that you are in. You will get experience for each time you hit with that weapon. The same thing happens with a shield, but with a shield, you cannot attack with it.
Use the following trick to gain one weapon and armor level every fight for the characters in the first three slots. After the opening sequence, when you gain control of the warriors, leave town and get in a fight with a low level monster such as a Hornet or Goblin. If there are multiple monsters, kill all but one. With the characters in your party, select "Fight" from the command menu for everyone except the person in the fourth slot. Once you are able to choose a command for the fourth character, cancel the previous commands and then repeat the process over again. For example, choose "Fight" from the choices in the command list. Next, choose a target for your weapon to hit and confirm your choice by pressing [X]. Cancel the choice you made by pressing [Circle]. Repeat those three steps 100 times and you will go up one level per fight. Note: When you first start the game, you only have three characters in your party; you can only do the trick for the first two persons.
Final Fantasy 2: Training after Mythril
You must have completed the mission at Semite Falls by acquiring the Mythril before attempting this trick. It is highly recommended to have both Mindu in your party and to have gone through enough training and leveling up to afford the best armor and weapons at the time. Your characters should have their strongest weapons (for example, Long Sword, Battle Axe, Mace) and armors available (for example, Bronze Helm, Plate, Gloves, etc.). The trip through Semite Falls should give your characters enough Gil to make those purchases; if you are still short, fight more monsters until you have enough money. After returning to Altair with the Mythril, give it to Tobias at the Weapon Shop and he will forge it into Mythril armor and weaponry. Buy what you can with your remaining Gil (it is expensive), equip those armors (particularly on those characters with the lowest HP), and use Mindu's Canoe to sail northwest past Fynn Castle. Northwest of Fynn is where the river stops; marshland and forests surround the immediate area, and you will encounter several new foes including the Phorusracos (a lavender-colored Loper), Deadringers, Spiketoises, Ogres, Ogre Mages, Wererats, and Warlocks. These creatures rank two and three; you have the best weapons and armor (and high proficiencies in each), you will hardly make a dent in them. The best strategy is to use magic to damage these enemies. When exhausted, sail down to Gatrea to heal. Make it a priority to fight and defeat as many of these creatures as possible. Warlocks frequently drop higher level spell scrolls, such as Blind and Berserk, and sometimes some Fire and Ice scrolls. Berserk boosts attack power, and can also be sold for 5,000 Gil each. A rare, but infinitely valuable, drop is the Mage's Staff; with an attack power of 42, give it to any proficient Staff user and they will do remarkable damage even against high-defense foes such as the Spiketoise. Ogres occasionally drop Mythril Helms and Mythril Shields, and Ogre Mages will drop Scrolls on occasion as well. Because these enemies are difficult, your party will naturally increase its stats with each battle. Save often to make sure you do not lose your progress.
Final Fantasy 2:
Once you have the ship, go to Matoya's Cave (somewhere near Pravoca). Talk to a broom. It will say something that appears like nonsense. However, notice that it says "Flipper over, flip flip! Elcric dna trats!" Flip the line "Elcric dna trats" and it spells: "Circle and start". Press [Start] + [Circle] and you can view a world map.
Final Fantasy: Dragon Warrior reference
Find the three tombs located next to the white magic shop in Elfland. The tombstone farthest to the left reads:
"Here lies Erdrick"This is a direct reference to a character in the game Dragon Warrior.
"873-866"
"R.I.P."
Final Fantasy: experience
Northeast of the port town of Provaka is a two space wide peninsula with enemies from the Northern Continent. They offer a lot experience and are difficult to defeat unless you are around levels 12 or 13.
Throughout the game are certain "keyed" squares that will always send you into battles, consisting of one to eight specific monsters. Many of these squares are found directly in front of treasure chests, or in rooms that have treasure chests. If you keep going over the square, you will get into a fight every time, against the same basic enemies (one or two, more or less).
By the time you reach the Earth Cave, you should be at about level 10. As you enter the cave, go directly left into what is referred to as the "Hall Of Giants". In this place, with each step you take, you will encounter at least one Hill Gigas. Step into the first block that begins the Hall Of Giants. The most common fight you will have is two Hill Gigas and two Lizards. Winning this fight results in about 500 experience points each time. It may seem boring, but it pays off to take the extra time to level up here.
Final Fantasy: Easy healing
After you get the Healing Staff, get in a battle with any weaker monsters. Kill all but one of them, then have someone use the staff and the others in your party use equipment that do not do anything. Continue until fully healed. This works well when going into the Ice Cave after the long river ride.
Final Fantasy: Adamant Mech
Go through the Sky Castle until you find a room that appears to repeat itself over and over. If you are very lucky, you will fight a battle robot called War Mech that has powerful attacks. This can take awhile, since War Mech is the rarest enemy you can encounter randomly.
Final Fantasy: Zeus Glove
Go to Bahamut's cave. Once you first enter, go to the bottom left part. The Zeus Glove will appear in the items screen if you are lucky -- There is a 1/300 chance of finding it.
Final Fantasy: Easy healing
With the correct items, you can constantly keep your party at full HP without using any MP. Find a battle with at least one weak enemy. Kill all but that one monster. Along the way, use the White Shirt for Invis2 to make your entire party invisible. Once this is accomplished, you can set your strongest attacker to use the Giant's Glove (casts Saber, and increases your attack power). Set the other three characters to use the Heal Staff, and the two Heal Helms. You can substitute any other item for the Giant's Glove, but it is recommended because it does not do any direct damage. A controller with an auto-fire feature is useful. If one is not used, you will have to keep pressing the button (when using items, holding the button will not automatically keep the cycle going).
Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy: Spell casting items
The following is a list of items that cast spells. They are especially useful if you are using a party with little or no magic.
Gauntlet and Thor's Hammer: Bolt2Final Fantasy: No antidote when poisoned
Mage's Staff: Fire2
Black Shirt: Ice2
The two Light Axes: Dia2
The Venom Blade: Poison
The Heal Staff and two Heal Helms: Heal 1
The Muddle Staff: Confuse
The Giant's Glove: Saber
The White Shirt: Invis2
The Defender: Blink
If you are poisoned from a monster's attack, you will stay in that status after the battle. Your character will lose HP every step that you take. To avoid this, use your ship, canoe, or airship. You will stay poisoned, but you will not lose HP. This is useful when you are out of Antidotes.
Final Fantasy: Concentration card mini-game
After getting the snowcraft, use it north of Salamand. During the game in the snow area, hold [Circle] and press [X](22).
Final Fantasy 2: Faster airship
Repeatedly press [Circle] until the airship flies faster. After that point, pressing [Circle] will toggle between slow and fast movement.
Final Fantasy 2: Easy HP and Strength
Go into battle, against Imp or another easy monster. Hit yourself with two or three of your characters, and cure with the other one. Do this a few times, then kill the monster(s). You will gain HP and Strength, which is an easy way to built up a character at the start of the game.
Final Fantasy 2: Easy weapon experience
To easily gain experience with a certain weapon, get two of the same weapon. Equip both to one person (left and right hands) and fight monsters in the area that you are in. You will get experience for each time you hit with that weapon. The same thing happens with a shield, but with a shield, you cannot attack with it.
Use the following trick to gain one weapon and armor level every fight for the characters in the first three slots. After the opening sequence, when you gain control of the warriors, leave town and get in a fight with a low level monster such as a Hornet or Goblin. If there are multiple monsters, kill all but one. With the characters in your party, select "Fight" from the command menu for everyone except the person in the fourth slot. Once you are able to choose a command for the fourth character, cancel the previous commands and then repeat the process over again. For example, choose "Fight" from the choices in the command list. Next, choose a target for your weapon to hit and confirm your choice by pressing [X]. Cancel the choice you made by pressing [Circle]. Repeat those three steps 100 times and you will go up one level per fight. Note: When you first start the game, you only have three characters in your party; you can only do the trick for the first two persons.
Final Fantasy 2: Training after Mythril
You must have completed the mission at Semite Falls by acquiring the Mythril before attempting this trick. It is highly recommended to have both Mindu in your party and to have gone through enough training and leveling up to afford the best armor and weapons at the time. Your characters should have their strongest weapons (for example, Long Sword, Battle Axe, Mace) and armors available (for example, Bronze Helm, Plate, Gloves, etc.). The trip through Semite Falls should give your characters enough Gil to make those purchases; if you are still short, fight more monsters until you have enough money. After returning to Altair with the Mythril, give it to Tobias at the Weapon Shop and he will forge it into Mythril armor and weaponry. Buy what you can with your remaining Gil (it is expensive), equip those armors (particularly on those characters with the lowest HP), and use Mindu's Canoe to sail northwest past Fynn Castle. Northwest of Fynn is where the river stops; marshland and forests surround the immediate area, and you will encounter several new foes including the Phorusracos (a lavender-colored Loper), Deadringers, Spiketoises, Ogres, Ogre Mages, Wererats, and Warlocks. These creatures rank two and three; you have the best weapons and armor (and high proficiencies in each), you will hardly make a dent in them. The best strategy is to use magic to damage these enemies. When exhausted, sail down to Gatrea to heal. Make it a priority to fight and defeat as many of these creatures as possible. Warlocks frequently drop higher level spell scrolls, such as Blind and Berserk, and sometimes some Fire and Ice scrolls. Berserk boosts attack power, and can also be sold for 5,000 Gil each. A rare, but infinitely valuable, drop is the Mage's Staff; with an attack power of 42, give it to any proficient Staff user and they will do remarkable damage even against high-defense foes such as the Spiketoise. Ogres occasionally drop Mythril Helms and Mythril Shields, and Ogre Mages will drop Scrolls on occasion as well. Because these enemies are difficult, your party will naturally increase its stats with each battle. Save often to make sure you do not lose your progress.
Final Fantasy 2:
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