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Cause its neat and lets you just coast. Forever. Nothing seems able to interrupt this once its begun, like in Magic the Gathering how you could turn a Time Vault into an Artifact Creature then use Instill Energy to untap it: Once you get the cycle done once, you win unless you try to do otherwise. [[Special:Contributions/74.128.56.194|74.128.56.194]] 23:32, June 4, 2011 (UTC) |
Cause its neat and lets you just coast. Forever. Nothing seems able to interrupt this once its begun, like in Magic the Gathering how you could turn a Time Vault into an Artifact Creature then use Instill Energy to untap it: Once you get the cycle done once, you win unless you try to do otherwise. [[Special:Contributions/74.128.56.194|74.128.56.194]] 23:32, June 4, 2011 (UTC) |
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Crazyswordsman - Final Fantasy VI, because Drake says he wants to link to FF7 every day, which is bad because that game is so far inferior to FF6. TALK - 06:14, 10 April 2008 (UTC) | |||
Okay, that clears everything up. I didn't know what version it was in. You could've just said it was in the PAL version and I would be fine. If I get confused my medulla oblongata gets set into motion. | |||
Lol, I thought you knew and were being your sarcastic self! | |||
The Quickening!
I posted a rather interesting Dual-Cast glitch, feel free to rewrite it (Im a terrible writer, bad at choosing clear words, best at using metaphors only I understand because i made them up.) It effectively stops time, for everything (enemy turns, death sentence, your other PCs turns) but keeps Regen ticking away, at least on the Quick'd person. You dont need to be in any menu (which would make this happen with the Wait option selected, but not without entering any character's submenus.) I assume this would make things like an Angel Whisper's bugged Regen keep damaging, as well as for the randomly poisoned critters on that solitary island thing.
Cause its neat and lets you just coast. Forever. Nothing seems able to interrupt this once its begun, like in Magic the Gathering how you could turn a Time Vault into an Artifact Creature then use Instill Energy to untap it: Once you get the cycle done once, you win unless you try to do otherwise. 74.128.56.194 23:32, June 4, 2011 (UTC)
"Quick's spell effect could be used indefinitely as long as the character had enough MP to cast the spell before their turn ran out, but this was change for the GBA version, if the player attempts to cast Quick again during one of their two extra turns it will automatically miss to prevent them from continuing their turn indefinitely."
Removed, because it is incorrect. This wasn't changed in the GBA version; Quick would automatically miss if cast while already active in the SNES release as well.