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[007] OrangeSodaGuy Current Version

31st Aug '12 at 02:41:34 PM

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And that\'s not even getting into the Nightshade/Rafflesia rage, which inflicts an unblockable confusion-like status effect that causes enemies to go berserk and beat themselves to death that works on everything, even the final boss.

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And that\\\'s not even getting into the Nightshade/Rafflesia rage, which inflicts an unblockable confusion-like status effect that causes enemies to go berserk and beat themselves to death that works on everything, even the final boss. Nobody else has access to this move.

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As far as the \\\"so is everyone\\\" comment is concerned, the general consensus as far as CharacterTiers are concerned goes as such:

Terra > Celes > Everyone else > Cyan > Umaro.

I think this guide can help to further explain what I\\\'m talking about here (PLEASE NOTE THAT I DID NOT WRITE THIS.): http://www.gamefaqs.com/snes/554041-final-fantasy-iii/faqs/33792

[006] OrangeSodaGuy

31st Aug '12 at 02:23:45 PM

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As far as the \\\"so is everyone\\\" comment is concerned, the general consensus as far as CharacterTiers are concerned goes as such:

Terra > Celes > Everyone else > Cyan > Umaro.

[005] OrangeSodaGuy

31st Aug '12 at 02:21:02 PM

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And that\'s not even getting into the Nightshade/Rafflesia rage, which inflicts an unblockable confusion-like status effect that causes enemies to go berserk and beat themselves to death (that works on everything, even the final boss).

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And that\\\'s not even getting into the Nightshade/Rafflesia rage, which inflicts an unblockable confusion-like status effect that causes enemies to go berserk and beat themselves to death that works on everything, even the final boss.

[004] OrangeSodaGuy

31st Aug '12 at 02:19:06 PM

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On top of that, certain rages have defensive uses-- a handful of rages grant him immunity to various status effects and allow him to absorb a many types of elemental damage (a couple of rages allow him to absorb EVERYTHING).

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On top of that, certain rages have defensive uses-- a handful of rages grant him immunity to various status effects and allow him to absorb a many types of elemental damage (The Magic Urn rage for example, absorbs ALL elemental damage and nulifies every status effect. Oh, and Gau spams Cure3.)

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(Please excuse the wall of text. Gau is a very complicated character >__>)

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In the case of Mog, his dances also allow him free access to absurdly powerful attacks, healing spells, and instant kill techniques, and he makes a fine dragoon to boot. (please excuse the wall of text. Gau is a very complicated character >__>)

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In the case of Mog, his dances also allow him free access to absurdly powerful attacks, healing spells, and instant kill techniques, and he makes a fine dragoon later on in the game to boot.

[003] OrangeSodaGuy

31st Aug '12 at 02:14:55 PM

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* Other enemy skills, including Wind Slash (a powerful multi-target spell that completely wrecks most random encounters throughout the first half of the game)

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* Other enemy skills, including Wind Slash (a powerful multi-target wind spell), Giga volt (stronger than Bolt2), and Blaze (Stronger that Fire2) that wreck most random encounters.

[002] OrangeSodaGuy

31st Aug '12 at 02:13:05 PM

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* instant death attacks (long before anyone else gets them),
* 4x damage physicals,

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* instant death attacks (long before anyone else gets them)
* 4x damage physicals

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* free usage of many powerful spells (Fire2, Bolt2, Ice2, Cure2, Bio, and the blue magic spell Aqua Rake) that you really shouldn\'t have until far later in the game.

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* free usage of many powerful spells (Fire2, Bolt2, Ice2, Cure2, Bio, Life 3, Quake, and the blue magic spell Aqua Rake) that you really shouldn\\\'t have until far later in the game.

[001] OrangeSodaGuy

31st Aug '12 at 02:11:55 PM

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With all due respect, Gau\'s movepool is pretty far from limited. His rages allow him access to instant death attacks (long before anyone else gets them), 4x damage physicals, and free usage of many powerful spells (Fire2, Bolt2, Ice2, Cure2, Bio) that the other characters don\'t get until far later in the game.

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With all due respect, Gau\\\'s movepool is pretty far from limited. His rages allow him access to:
* instant death attacks (long before anyone else gets them),
* 4x damage physicals,
* Other enemy skills, including Wind Slash (a powerful multi-target spell that completely wrecks most random encounters throughout the first half of the game)
* free usage of many powerful spells (Fire2, Bolt2, Ice2, Cure2, Bio, and the blue magic spell Aqua Rake) that you really shouldn\\\'t have until far later in the game.

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