Remember, just possessing weapons and armor won't help you a bit. you can wear or remove equipment from your characters. Equip: This command manages your equipment.It also shows you a list of the battle and field techniques the character knows, and the items he or she currently has equipped. Strength: This command brings up a detailed status display of the character, which shows all aspects of their progress, such as Level, EXP, HP/TP, Strength, Defense, etc.You can simply view them, or you can use one by moving the cursor next to it and pressing the C button. Tech: Brings up a list of the field techniques that each character knows.Order: Allows you to change the formation of your party.State: A "quick-status" display of sorts, STATE shows the Name, Level, and HP/TP of your current party members.meaning USE them, GIVE them to other characters, or DROP unwanted (or un-needed) items. You can also manipulate your characters' items.
Each character can carry up to 16 items with them. Item: Shows the inventory of each character.The Menu: The Menu consists of five items. This is one reason why my levels are probably higher than most people's. For the sake of making this guide, I spent time doing that, but this doesn't mean you have to. I recommend only buying equipment for the characters that you are planning on using for the current task, as it takes quite a long time to buy the best equipment for all characters. Most of the equipment in the towns in PSII is pretty expensive, and if you want to buy it all, you'll have to spend LOTS of time building up meseta.Thus, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with your techniques and know which situations in which to use them! Some techniques that paralyze, silence, or put the enemy to sleep may seem useless at first, but during a particular battle these may be your most powerful weapons. There are a wide variety of techniques that each of the characters may learn, though the effects of some are less obvious than others.This will also help you save TP, and you can use the item as many times as you want, though they can only be used in battle. It may be a good idea to have a weaker party member use these items to either harm the enemy or heal your allies, rather than attacking. It is advantageous to make use of these items during battle. Some may cast a technique at an enemy, while others may heal your party. Some items have distinct effects when used in battle.It's really a matter of preference, but I recommend at least building up each character to a reasonable level. Though you can go through the game using the same party, you'll soon find your options with your other characters grow very limited. If you let one character sit at Rolf's house forever, they won't get any stronger, and thus will become useless (or very very weak) until you build their levels. Thus, it is important to use each of your characters as they are better suited for different situations. The others will stay at Rolf's house until you need them, but they won't gain EXP. Only the people currently in your party gain EXP from battles.By using medicine, you can heal yourself while at the same time conserving your TP. Most dungeons are quite large, and you may need to save your TP for tougher battles rather than for healing. You should try to carry around as much medicine as you can on your trips through the dungeons.use the 'Run' command sparingly, in case you are hurt bad and need to escape, or are truly in a hurry (though most of the time, running from the enemy proves to be a bit tough). Therefore, you should try to fight as many battles as possible. In addition, you will need the Meseta you obtain from battles to purchase better equipment which will be essential to your survival, as well as items and medicine to keep you in good condition.
Once you obtain enough EXP, you will gain a level, and your statistics such as HP, strength, and defense will increase. By fighting monsters, you will gain Experience Points and Meseta (money). As another standard rule in most RPGs, building levels is very important, especially in PSII.Later in the game you may obtain an item that lets you Save your adventure anywhere, so make use of it.
SHORT MENU WALTHROUGH PS2
As I said before, PS2 is a bit on the difficult side, and you don't want to have to repeat something you've already worked hard to accomplish. Most of the people of Motavia have information to pass along, but you'll have to speak with them to obtain it! And though it may seem obvious, you should Save your game frequently.
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