Yeah, but that doesn't work outside of his DM but yeah I figures that out.
This is not true. You cant get either.
There's the battlegates. Essentially KH3's equivalent of the arena (though not as good).
Nice, appreciate it. Can't wait.
I just want to point out that you probably should do the remind stuff right away as it's content is made around the same difficulty as the endgame of the story. after you complete that then yeah you should go so all the main game stuff as you can load the dlc save in the main game by pressing square on the save file at the load screen.
Man, an hour of that? >_<
No I support his idea cause I need another reason to fight to that banger theme.
It was tedious but I've very recently done it and it wasn't that bad. The video guides do each treasure separately and all you have to pay attention to is where they branch out to. You'll start realizing what paths you need to ignore as long as you reach the specific landmark that brings you to the treasure. Meaning at first I kept pausing and going "ok this path, then this then this" but I soon learned the landscape and knew to just ignore the video's paths until they reached the specific sections and then start really paying attention. Easy peasy.
You can get every Orichalcum+ before beating the game. Once you return to the badlands after a certain event, turn around and enter the pink portal to find the chest with the final one.
I did them all at critical 99 without kupo coin (though I did use shotlocks and in the case of Xion, a link to avoid one of her moves). The only ones I really struggled with were Saix, the post-DM bits of Terra-Xehanort, Xion and the secret boss (Data-Riku was also a nightmare to get into a good rhythm since he felt insurmountable when I started him). It's hard to say much more than keep at it and get into a good rhythm (parts of the fights were complete bliss to me, like Xemnas's DM having such a satisfying pattern to execute, etc).
It paints such a bright future for KH from a gameplay perspective. I never really liked the series for its gameplay until I tried the LimitCut bosses (didn't really dig into KH2 that much beyond just beating the story)
Despite adoring the boss fights, I can't disagree with a 6/10 score.
That's easily the most cheesable fight. Feel like it was the one I learned the least and beat it in like 3 tries. Just be very on the offensive.
Damn, I wish I had friends. Sora was right, friends are power.
Did them at level 55 on crit. It was a nice challenge.
As Eraqus would say "Weak."
That's almost always the case with action RPGs. People who didn't play on Critical specifically were talking about how they had to adjust their mentality because the Limit Cut was the first time in the game they had to learn how to block. No stat boost will ever make up for a player fighting a KH superboss without even knowing how to block attacks.
I assume you're counting secret episode as part of limit cut? Yozora is def worth.
Would it help for someone trying to get the Risk-Taker Trophy on Beginner tho ?
One of the pro codes drops your stats down to level 1 and you need to beat most bosses with every code on so not really.
I've read that Equipements and Stats Boost we'rent affected by this.
