Is it impossible to use the Ultimate Form of the Fell Arms weapons in a regular game (i.e., not New Game +)? I have the weapons but the stats aren't stacking up the way they're supposed to. I figured just having the weapons would be enough for them to work, but do you actually need to "unlock" the final form of the Fell Arms weapons via the plot to make use of them?
You can get it in a normal game (not NG+), but there's specific things to do before they actually unlock.
Normally you need to collect them all and fight the final boss. Then you'll fight a new form of that boss to finally unlock them. Good chance it won't actually properly unlock until the final boss is defeated.
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Is it impossible to use the Ultimate Form of the Fell Arms weapons in a regular game (i.e., not New Game +)? I have the weapons but the stats aren't stacking up the way they're supposed to. I figured just having the weapons would be enough for them to work, but do you actually need to "unlock" the final form of the Fell Arms weapons via the plot to make use of them?
Thanks all for the codes!
They're an end-game only weapon because they infinitely scale. For each enemy that character has defeated, it adds 1 damage to their Fell Arm. So it's meant for Labyrinth of Memories, Telescopic Graveyard, Sword Dancer, and Coliseum.
On that note, can someone find the value for the walk speed in towns or even on the map? Moving faster would help out SO much for all these sidequests and backtracking for all the achievements.
Can this be used to successfully get the Collectors Book achievement?
And is it possible to do something similar with the Monster Book?
It can definitely help. In order to register the items in the book you have to use, equip, buy, or sell a copy whenever you get a chance.
The only part where this becomes a problem is with key items and possibly attachments. These items can't be sold, and the number won't increase/decrease (thus force refreshing the inventory). So you'd still have to do the quests for those particular ones in order to actually register them.
On the other hand there's only a handful of those items, compared to the HUGE amount of items for all the other things, so it should be relatively easy to get the achievement anyway after using the editor.
Can this be used to successfully get the Collectors Book achievement?
And is it possible to do something similar with the Monster Book?
It can definitely help. In order to register the items in the book you have to use, equip, buy, or sell a copy whenever you get a chance.
The only part where this becomes a problem is with key items and possibly attachments. These items can't be sold, and the number won't increase/decrease (thus force refreshing the inventory). So you'd still have to do the quests for those particular ones in order to actually register them.
On the other hand there's only a handful of those items, compared to the HUGE amount of items for all the other things, so it should be relatively easy to get the achievement anyway after using the editor.
Ah, yeah. The unfortunate part is that that huge amount of items is relatively easy to collect through just playing the game, considering it's like 80% just in shops, then the others are just monster drops.
Definitely helps for the Jet Black Ink and Star Gems, though, all things considered. Great help in general, and nice to have Yuri's demon sword without actually getting it for NG+.
Just need a movespeed and a Monster Book one and we're set.
Just some reminder on those making tables and finding addresses to check every bit in a byte for unlockable flags. For example, the person who made the table to do the "Have All" on your skills, setting every byte to FF, did it wrong. Each skill is actually being tested per bit. The value type of "Binary" with a length of 1 and choosing an index through 0-7 allows you to check 1 of the 8 bits in a byte and you can set it to 1 to see if something gets unlocked. Usually values that are being checked as unlocked/locked or true/false have been optimized into individual bits to save memory.
Also a organization choice is that all the character's skills, titles, and other things shouldn't be organized by these properties in a character and should be organized by the character. Each character has there own section which I assume is offset equally and if you finish one of the character's entire section, it should be extremely easy to copy it and change them to a different character.
Edit: Maybe the "Have All" thing isn't exactly wrong, but I think you know what I mean. I guess it could be useful, but I don't think its useful enough.
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