This game is actually really easy. I beat this game when I was like 12 and didn’t even know how the equipments and abilities worked (which is major in this game). I replayed this game this year and didn’t use a guide and still beat it easily. Even if you miss all the secret items you can still get second best and beat the game easily.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps/197338-final-fantasy-ix/faqs/71891

Using this one right now, very good.

I'd use a guide for the Chocobo Hot and Cold items to save time. There's some really cool things there, and it's necessary for some side content. As for everything else, it's probably best experienced without spoilers with how the story unfolds, just save often.

Helpful hint steal from everything, Especially bosses they drop really rare items that are useful.

Buy the official strategy guide. Find out it contains no info on secrets. Sign up for a PlayOnline account.

I may be wrong but I think that this room spawns only when you have the shop with the freezers, otherwise, if it's another version of the shop, it just doesn't seem to spawn... Someone can confirm it?

R.E.P.O, me conte mais sobre o flowers, o monstro secreto que distorce a realidade.

I've checked this out quite a lot with friends and so far we've only found human grenades and duct taped grenades up there. Both of which don't seem to appear in the regular shop

Jegged.com

finalfantasy.wikia should contain everything.

I already knew all of this but for the people who are confused, the circle itself is the Rise.

You start reading at the bottom because its assuming you'll approach the rise from the front entrance. Then from there you go to the left of the entrance (assuming it isn't one of the options at the entrance) until you circle back to the front.

Assuming this is a normal Rise, you should've found the seal by now- unless it is the tree stump which moves. Then you might need to circle the rise a couple more times.

Like I said. I already knew all of this. So the chart was easy to follow. Dunno if this text dump made it any easier for other people.

Edit: personally I like the chart. Its more of a map than a flowchart though.

This is by far the simplest and most informative info ive seen on this. It is literally a top down map detailing where to look and in what order. You can easily see to run clockwise and look for 2 things at each cardinal direction. I've been too lazy to watch a video and memorize it and now I dont because this extremely clearly shows everything id need to know.

I saw one very early on, first or second day, and never again since

Had to break 3 seals to get in, and the node was purple. I dont remember getting anything particularly good. Probably just guarantees a purple reward node

If you find the seal you shoot it ....... The door will tell you to look for the seal....... Once you break the seal you can unlock the tower ......... It's not tht complicated.

It took me a second but this actually feels pretty solid once you get your bearings. It's a top down view with the bottom being the entrance of the tower, so it gives you directional guidance about where each seal might be.

Sorry if it feels confusing to read! Did my best to condense the info down into something you could check at a glance to remind yourself of the potential locations with a rough sense of their spatial positioning. Admittedly, you need some knowledge of the seals first, so this is more of an aide-memoir.

Happy to take feedback onboard though, if it will help communicate it better.

You run through the seals to break them. This infographic is showing you all of the spots that the seals can be hidden. Some of them require you to attack/roll into the object to reveal the seal. OP has set it up more like a map showing you the location of where these things/seals will be located around the tower. So the bottom of the image is the entrance to the tower and the objects are oriented where they will always spawn outside the tower.

Definitely could be a bit clearer with that information though I agree. I think I only easily understood it since I already knew how to do the towers.

The arrows show that you usually will check in a clockwise circle around the tower. The circles are where the different possible seals are located

The normal tower only has one of these things. Seal above the door = break the seal and you’re done

Beautiful work. As a guardian main, I appreciate the DPS from my spellcasters (plus Recluse has magic concoctions that offer support to the frontline), so if I know i have a Recluse or Duchess on the team I make a point of swinging by at least one rise at some point in the run because that's where all the good spells tend to be. If I don't find something good for my Guardian, I'll pick something out for my spellcaster and drop it for them to check out, then stash some starlight shards for them just in case. Having a strong spellcaster makes everyone's job so much easier, especially mine lol

It's a flow chart of an overhead shot of a Rise, with the most efficient solve path from the front of the Rise. You start at the front and check the door for three options, if they aren't there, you rotate left to check the quickest two to active, then the one at the back, then the one on the right. If the door is open, there's two puzzles inside the Rise at the specified locations.

Loving the illiterate Americans trying so hard to comprehend a simple graphic lmao.

The post is purely the location of potential seals. If you don't understand the basics of WHAT the sorcerer's rise is/ why this information is important, then you need to READ THE VISUAL CODEX which tells you exactly how to open them without telling you the location. This knowledge is there if you look even slightly.

OP, FF6 was THE game of my childhood. Nothing, save secret of mana, could prove as sacred to me (okay.. maybe chrono trigger)

That said, FF6 T edition is truly the game that could have been if the original had been perfected. You are signing up for what could be compared to having a chance to play this title again for the first time. EVERYTHING is expanded, including crapohla you'd not even have dreamt up in your wildest dreams and didn't know it needed (customizable outfits with actual gameplay impact...need I say more?)

So I implore you, go in blind. Forget the pixel remaster exists (yes I've played it) because THIS is FF6 with all potential realized.

With T-edition, I can comfortably say that FF6 became one of my favorite titles in adulthood now as well- don't read a blessed thing beyond this and just go play it! I will however leave you with one final tip... they knew folks could abuse save states.... it gets hard... keep multiple save back ups, you don't even need to thank me later when one of them saves you from getting soft locked in a fight you cannot win because even bringing your A-game, this one is not easy.

Good luck!

This is a very general question, but yes.

There is/are

Id also like to know.

There are hidden everythings in VI. In fact, I would go far and say something spoily: >!there are even hidden, missable characters.!<

you probably missed something in a place you cant return to.

sadly, u have to restart again or load a different save.

look up a guide to help you find them all

on the world map itemz it should show the exact number of chest and hidden items you've opened

Ummm... what newly discovered quest from a few years ago???

I don't know if this has the newly discovered quest you're talking about, though I do kinda remember hearing about it. This is the guide that I used and still use if I'm ever not sure on something and I think it's pretty great.

https://jegged.com/Games/Final-Fantasy-IX/

I found this thread, looks like this guide is a good guide, but didn't dig too far thru the comments. Might follow that one myself!

EDIT: somebody said any guide before 2013 won't be true 100%, apparently there was a secret found that year that found a missing item or something

I think one of the best I used is the one at TrueAchievement that covers literally anything since there are many achievements tied to many things the game has to offer. Like visiting every beach of the game, finding all final weapons, all the Active Time events, and so on. I give a really huge in-depths of the game, with cool strategies and tracking of items and such. I would advice to give it a go.

Thank you all for the feedback! Very helpful.

Masked Matador on YouTube has really nice platinum trophy guides for FF4, 5, and 6. They walk through the whole game and show all of the treasures, hidden items, and bestiary entries.

I don’t have a list, but based on my clear file, there aren’t any hidden items in missable areas; just chests. Sorry I can’t be of more help.

Did you also get all the Gysahl Greens from the Chocobo Forest and three hidden items from the Chocobo Village?

It’s either rng a campaign that has morrow parish with the mansion event and red throne or forgotten prison, then put which ever one you’re missing as adventure. Or treat the entire thing as hardcore.

Getting polygun, pulse rifle and nightweavers grudge is a bigger pain. This is an interesting secret though.

Where even is this???

Dran's dream is the most beautiful place in the whole game,even the wounderful singing jungle of Yaesha can't compare to it.

you can understand why that Dran doesn't even want to talk to you.

for Drans who live in endless suffering and darkness, this is indeed what they desire and nothing can be more beautiful than this.

Congrats mate! Craaaazy journey! PS beware of the explosives with amplitude…especially in co-op! Enjoy!

One day, I'd like to be able to find this place.