Giving the enemy lucky 7s causes the damage they inflict to be 7777. With poison, they are inflicting damage on themselves, hence the 7777 damage poison effect. Of course it defeats the enemy, because that's how much HP they have. At least, that's how I understand what's happening. I didn't know enemies could get the Lucky 7s effect. Good thing they don't do like 65 attacks in a row like the party members do, though I suppose the poison would act before the attack frenzy, so I wouldn't know if they do or not.
It's impressive how you take this game to a whole new level. I wonder what the original developers would think if they see all the crazy stuff you do.
I love how knowledgeable of the battle system you are. Great video, sp cool
Holy moly that was unexpected!
The double 7's on Reno and Rude *chef's kiss*
These videos are my new thing.
Amazing. Well done
eres de España? yo estoy jugando ff7 otra vez, jugué por primera vez de pequeño
Always love to see this.
So if enemy has 7777hp he dies instantly? Or is there something else I don't see ;-;
Damage from poison status is considered to be a self-inflicted attack.
I don't understand :D? How
Giving the enemy lucky 7s causes the damage they inflict to be 7777. With poison, they are inflicting damage on themselves, hence the 7777 damage poison effect. Of course it defeats the enemy, because that's how much HP they have.
At least, that's how I understand what's happening. I didn't know enemies could get the Lucky 7s effect. Good thing they don't do like 65 attacks in a row like the party members do, though I suppose the poison would act before the attack frenzy, so I wouldn't know if they do or not.
@@joegoodman8213 Enemies dont have the 64 auto-attacks.