Final Fantasy V (Co-op) - Krile Sets Up the Magic Underflow Glitch

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @iamthehobo
    @iamthehobo 7 месяцев назад +2

    Oh shit! I beat p4g when it came out and found out just a few months ago that I had not, in fact, gotten the true ending. I got the expansion bonus month and assumed the additional Dungeon & Final Boss were the extra content only to hear someone talking about it and describe a sequence I had never seen that happened afterwards. Best of luck if you actually make it all the way back through!

  • @santiagosalas7088
    @santiagosalas7088 7 месяцев назад +1

    I guess you could air knife omniscient if you berserk him , also geomancer would do wind slash too here but that counts as physical for some reason

    • @Suprapika
      @Suprapika  7 месяцев назад

      Blue Magic and Geomancy count as physicals for some reason, Fork Tower wasn't programmed very well.

    • @Suprapika
      @Suprapika  6 месяцев назад

      @@veghesther3204 Every !Blue spell I used made Return happen, it's possible it's just on a spell-to-spell basis.

  • @dryzalizer
    @dryzalizer 7 месяцев назад +1

    It's kind of a shame that you ruin the underflow in this video by putting on the elf cape and taking Cara's magic power to zero rather than keeping it negative. You probably fix it later, but don't show it.
    Cara's inherent magic power = 3, Berserker job gives +1 magic power, elf cape gives +1 magic power, thornlet gives -5 magic power. That combo adds up to zero, so use something other than the cape to go negative and underflow. Watch out for the aegis shield as well, it also gives +1 magic power.

    • @Suprapika
      @Suprapika  7 месяцев назад

      Yeah, I don't show it in any of the upcoming videos (because seriously there was like, 30-40 minutes of us fucking around in the Equip menu), but we set up the glitch right eventually. Unfortunately, since we're only fighting bosses at this point, most bosses are either immune to or absorb Earth damage. We do get some use out of it, though.