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After this, just keep healing so that when it finally uses Beta, you will at least survive it AND have a Hi-Potion for ready use. Rather than hitting the Zolom after this, just let the poison do its work, as the Zolom only uses Beta when it has less than 1,000 HP left, and poison usually hits the enemy for slightly over 100 HP. If you haven't got enough Hi-Potions for this, use only one after it uses Beta, and then just continue to use Cure on yourself. When you're sure that one little Limit Break will kill it off, use it to finish the fight.}} | After this, just keep healing so that when it finally uses Beta, you will at least survive it AND have a Hi-Potion for ready use. Rather than hitting the Zolom after this, just let the poison do its work, as the Zolom only uses Beta when it has less than 1,000 HP left, and poison usually hits the enemy for slightly over 100 HP. If you haven't got enough Hi-Potions for this, use only one after it uses Beta, and then just continue to use Cure on yourself. When you're sure that one little Limit Break will kill it off, use it to finish the fight.}} | ||
===Junon Revisited=== | |||
Once you obtain the buggy head back to Costa Del Sol and bribe the guard 100 gil to go back to Junon on the Ferry. Once in Junon head to where the soldiers are practising their drills in the walkway to the underwater reactor. There is an alarm on the wall and when pressed it sounds and random battles occur, against enemies of a much higher level than usual giving up to 2500EXP a battle and plenty of gil. With an inn only a screen away that charges 30 gil to fully restore your party and save your game this is one of the best places to level up in Disk 1. | |||
===Mideel Area=== | ===Mideel Area=== | ||
Once you get the Tiny Bronco you can make your way over to the Mideel area, where you'll find a small island with a sandy beach. Park the Bronco and walk across to the beach on the other side and march up and down the beach (be careful to stay on the beach only) and you will get a steady stream of Sea Worms. These are single enemy battles that are extremely easy. The worms are level 22 with 9,000 HP, are weak against Ice, and give you 1,300 EXP, 200 AP and 5,000 Gil. If you're in your low 30s you'll want to start out using Shiva and your strongest Ice spells until you get to level 35ish, at which point you can start using melee attacks and Ice 1. The Worms should not be putting you in any danger, so crank up your battle speed options and cruise through the fights. From 30-40 you'll need lots of Tents or Ethers to cover for the amount of Ice spells you'll be using, but don't worry as each fight buys you 10 tents! Once you get around level 40 you can switch to using all melee attacks with elemental materia linked to Ice materia. Finally, don't forget to use all of the double AP equipment that you can. You can pick up three Rune Armlets from the Bone Village shop to give each party member more double AP slots. | Once you get the Tiny Bronco you can make your way over to the Mideel area, where you'll find a small island with a sandy beach. Park the Bronco and walk across to the beach on the other side and march up and down the beach (be careful to stay on the beach only) and you will get a steady stream of Sea Worms. These are single enemy battles that are extremely easy. The worms are level 22 with 9,000 HP, are weak against Ice, and give you 1,300 EXP, 200 AP and 5,000 Gil. If you're in your low 30s you'll want to start out using Shiva and your strongest Ice spells until you get to level 35ish, at which point you can start using melee attacks and Ice 1. The Worms should not be putting you in any danger, so crank up your battle speed options and cruise through the fights. From 30-40 you'll need lots of Tents or Ethers to cover for the amount of Ice spells you'll be using, but don't worry as each fight buys you 10 tents! Once you get around level 40 you can switch to using all melee attacks with elemental materia linked to Ice materia. Finally, don't forget to use all of the double AP equipment that you can. You can pick up three Rune Armlets from the Bone Village shop to give each party member more double AP slots. | ||
