SAGA FRONTIER REMASTERED MARICHE FULL

There's multiple scrapyards, you may be thinking of the stuff in T260Gs intro, or maybe the place called Scrap (guess what you'll mostly find there) The gear you can get from exploiting the junk shop breaks the hell out of the early game though.

SAGA FRONTIER REMASTERED MARICHE FULL

The economy in SaGa Frontier is kind of a mess and it's hard to get a full team decked out in endgame gear a lot of the time, so I wouldn't feel too bad about doing it if you want.

don't do that.ĭo you guys guys recommend doing the exploits for a first time playthrough?Īlso is there a scrapyard in this game? I remember getting lost in this game but that was like 20+ years ago. By now, you can go back and forth between Nelson and Koorong to repeat the trick a few times.Ĭaveat: The trick stops working if you buy more than 51 GoldIngots, so uh. Again hold 'down', but this time confirm the sell. After you have all god ingots back, you will notice the initial value of gold is higher than it was Now, simply hold 'down' on the controller (you will notice the price of gold dropping). Now travel back to Koorong and enter the first building. Use all your money to buy Gold Ingots (500 each) Travel to Nelson, and on the first building talk to the guy in the corner. You must first accumulate at least 15000 credits (it can't be done with less) This trick exploits a glitch to massively inflate the rate of GoldIngots that you can purchase and sell in different locations. Fortunately, it's also easier to manipulate T260g's max HP to help you beef up the item Ranks. The exploit is little more difficult for T260g, because she and she alone has a 0% chance of getting the junk items and repair kits. Note that during this process you can sell all of the RepairKits you can find in order to raise your rank. If desired, repeat from Step 2 as many times as you want for as many Items as you want. Now you can exit the Selling Menu and collect the resulting 7 Items with your altered rank. Highlight the line for HyperionBazooka, then press Confirm. You can even actually Sell some or all of the Item if you want). Press Cancel (or Confirm it doesn't matter. Highlight the line of any Item of which you have at least one copy in Inventory, then press Confirm. Then, any time before leaving the Junk Shop building: Activate the Buying process by talking to the clerks and selecting 'Buying', then 'Buy'. Fortunately, the shop is glitched to hell and back. Usually though, the process of getting to this point is very laborious. Oh, and there's also a chance, at low ranks, of getting either: RepairKit, Junk, or BrokenBumpers *ExcelShields, which are very good shields and probably the best you can get in bulk *Thunderbolt, a pretty great heavy weapon that combos well *Lethal Guns, the second best gun in the game *Osc-Swords, which you can sell in bulk at Nakajima Robotics in Shrike for a good junk of credits At the max rank, these chests will provide, in order: There are two things which affect the value of the items you receive: your main character's Max HP, and how much you've sold to the shop. There are six boxes scattered around the shop you can open: The Junk Shop is a shop in the region of Scrap that has a fairly interesting mechanic you pay a small amount of credits in order to open three boxes. Note that these exploits will completely break the economy in the game, but also, it's really, really difficult to gain large amount of credits otherwise. Now that it's confirmed that they remain in the Remaster, it's time to talk about what they are. SaGa Frontier has two major exploits (at least, not counting the magic exploits, which are a whole other can of worms). I need to know about Takonomics and the junk shop bug. The first story I actually finished back when I played the original version was Emilia's so it seems fitting to do that again, but Red's a lot of fun, too.Įvery species can smell its own extinction. Waffling between Emilia and Red for my first character. I still find it hard to believe that takonomics were intentional.Īlso, fun fact: there is one character who has an equally easy time learning the DSC. Explained takonomics and dream super combo and was correct in saying Liza has the easiest time learning it. It was a great guide even if it didnt understand all the game systems.

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