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This is similar to setting yourself up to defeat the Zolom. Just head to the mideel area and rubberband your controller to constantly push you forward (this often works well with a gamepad controller, since you can just rubberband the D-pad disk forward instead of having to rubberband it downwards like a button) and also rubberband (or tape) the O button on a rapidfire controller (the gamepad also has this feature) and then find a spot along one of the beaches where Cloud will continually run back and forth between two spots. | This is similar to setting yourself up to defeat the Zolom. Just head to the mideel area and rubberband your controller to constantly push you forward (this often works well with a gamepad controller, since you can just rubberband the D-pad disk forward instead of having to rubberband it downwards like a button) and also rubberband (or tape) the O button on a rapidfire controller (the gamepad also has this feature) and then find a spot along one of the beaches where Cloud will continually run back and forth between two spots. | ||
Your group will automatically attack. Be sure to put Sadness on everyone via tranquilizers, and don't forget to set up an Elemental + Ice combo on their materia slots if you can. You'll cut through them like butter, and even better, if you put everyone in Sadness and the back row (preferably with Long Shot materia or ranged characters like Vincent, Barret, or Yuffie) then you'll only have to check up on them every couple of hours or so! They're very durable. | Your group will automatically attack. Be sure to put Sadness on everyone via tranquilizers, and don't forget to set up an Elemental + Ice combo on their materia slots (weapon) if you can. You'll cut through them like butter, and even better, if you put everyone in Sadness and the back row (preferably with Long Shot materia or ranged characters like Vincent, Barret, or Yuffie) then you'll only have to check up on them every couple of hours or so! They're very durable. | ||
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