Neat, and congratulations on the plat! 😁 So close to 100 plats.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

This game has 61 trophies: 54 bronze, 5 silver, 1 gold, and a platinum.
They are very hard (8/10) and take 150 - 200 hours to complete.

Price: $69.99

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Nibleheim cat mini game - enemies constantly respawn if you don't kill the boss. You can fully level up in an hour.

Any particular reason why you want to do this before endgame?

There are 3 terpsacolts part of an enemy Intel challenge in Corel along the beach that worked best for me. Pretty easy to defeat and then hit "retry" to begin the battle again.

Just completing all of the content in the game, including side quests, world intel and vr challenges naturally levels you up to about level 50 which is more than enough to beat the game on normal difficulty.

Once you have beaten chapter 14, all exp and ap awarded will get a 3x multiplier on all difficulties and once that happens, it's almost impossible not to hit level 70 in an hour or two without having to go out of your way to grind.

"Didnt find the situps hard " the one thing i was gonna ask about i completly dropped the game cause i want to get that done and out so no tips huh 🫠

For real! If it wasn’t for his guides, getting the plat would’ve torn my sanity to shreds!

I just have the battle sim left. Other than following the Optinoob stuff, any recommendations?

Couldn't agree more with your title. Got the Platinum last year, and the combat simulator at the end is just BS. Congratulations on the Platinum :)

Congratulations on the plat! 😁

You will be missing out on a lot of story if you skip remake. Even if you played the og. It’s going to leave you confused and make rebirth not as fun. You need to use assess. And learn the enemies weaknesses and exploit them. Also use clouds punisher mode and block. This does a counter attack. I struggled my first playthrough so I switched it to easy. By the end of the game I had really figured it out and was able to play intermission and rebirth on normal. Watch some YouTube videos about combat tips and tricks. Don’t skip the game though.

Just use Chadley's Combat Simulator. Work your way through those battles. Even if you die, you keep any experience you got. It's a great way to grind up stubborn materia.

No point. Once you finish the game you get triple xp on new game plus / chapter select

I’ll give you one tip that really opened my eyes in this game. Most other action games I focus on dodging attacks. In this game blocking is actually much more important.

Blocking builds your ATB gauge. It can feel bad because you’re usually still taking damage, but the game is designed so that taking some damage from blocked attacks is ok.

You need to know when to take your foot off the gas and hold back on your offense so you don’t eat giant attacks to the face.

Grinding doesn't do anything in the Re games. There are open sections in Remake where you can wander to practice against some enemies if you want, and there are simulator and arena battles that you can do repeatedly at certain points.

Rebirth is completely open outside of story dungeons, so you can go and fight things whenever you want 80% of the time.

Can’t find respawn rumble on my list even when I check epic created maps it not there 😭😭😭

every time I look at it, I'm reminded of how much worse it is than team rumble in terms of... everything. it's so gimped it's hard to look at, and in regards to quests it is no different.

It's also good for completing the expertise quests.

Is it zero build?

Just be ready to lose. If you can take an L, all game modes are open

I'm working on the same game atm 😅

Stagger is key.

Also

Grind any area you can quickly respawn enemies in. When you get to Wall Market grind the arena and then just coast through the rest of the game.

As someone just getting back into gaming, who heavily played all the previous games excluding XIII, I m def finding this game harder. I got into JRPG's and not action RPG's, and this learning skill for staggering and blocking has def been a lot harder than I expected.

And I've just been in the adjusting the difficulty settings myself.

Are you using your materia in a good way? Have you upgraded your weapons?

Assess -> read, look at what enemies are weak to. Abuse that Some enemies are easy to guess, others take a bit of work. Some of them are easy to pressure, others just take a beating. A lot of enemies will have warnings when they are about to do something, and you just need to move out of the way. or block.

Ff7Remake isn't an easy game, so don't feel defeated just yet. My recommendation, apart from what others have suggested, is to invest in healing materia instead of potions. When I played I had healing materia on all my characters. Might need to find a place to grind to get the gil, but once you're outfitted you can put that money into other things as you progress.

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Tackle daemons (iron giants are probably the strongest you can handle right now — so those will help you take in the XP) and DO NOT rest at havens. Instead of havens, go to the best lodges or hotels you can afford. For the money, the inns at Galdin Quay (double multiplier) and the Leville (triple multiplier) in Altissia are likely your best bets.

If you have an item called the nixperience band, this process is a bit easier since it allows you to stockpile your XP while staying anywhere. Just put it on one of your team until you’re ready to use one of the high multiplier inns. Your XP will rise but your level will stay the same until you take it off.

The only drawback to this method is that those inns are really expensive. Do not go to them until you have a good amount of XP stockpiled or you will waste your gil.

If you feel like packing it in a bit more, use expericast elemancy. I haven’t used that in awhile so I am not sure if it only works for the caster, though.

May be obvious, but equip embroidered tippet accessories and clear every area as you go. Golden amulet for LP.

Let's see... from where you've said you're at, I'm fairly certain that you can complete the quest in the Dalmasca Estersand with the injured traveler by accessing the North Bank. Once you've done that you should have access to a certain area (>!The Barheim Passage!<) and once there you can explore for some good experience. The main objective in directing you here is one of the optional espers, Zalera, which casts Kill on enemies as its default gambit and can help make leveling a breeze.

On that note, depending on how good you're kitted out and how good you play, you may be able to face the esper Exodus in the Mosphoran Highwaste by solving a puzzle involving the steam shrines near its save point. >!You're going to want to use a chocobo for some portions, there is one just to the east of the area the crystal is in.!< Exodus is an extremely powerful esper that can deal out very strong damage, and actually has an effective HP of over 9999 when summoned (I believe it begins under the effect of bubble, or something.)

With Exodus and Zalera on two separate characters, it becomes relatively easy to quickly grind for experience and LP. As for where in particular might be effective, you will soon find yourself in the Port of Balfonheim. The area just next to it (which seems to be entirely optional) is called the Cerobi Steppe. While the monsters on the Steppe are very strong relative to when you can first access it, most are vulnerable to Zalera's "Kill" spell and pretty much all I've seen can be solo'd with Exodus if you keep yourself out of harm's way. The characters with these espers are going to get a lot of EXP and everybody gets a bunch of LP after a bit of grinding here... but wait, there's more! In the Zodiac Age release of the game (which I assume is what you're playing), chests in the Cerobi Steppe should always be opened on sight and always with the Diamond Armlet. Unlike almost every other area in the game, the Cerobi Steppe chests opened with the Diamond Armlet have a low chance to drop extremely good gear. With a bit of luck you may find yourself jumping ahead a few gear tiers ahead of time.

All in all I find gear and licenses, more than levels, to make or break the party's effectiveness in this game.

Where are you at in game?

I just set up gambits and kill everything I come across, seems to be doing well enough for me.

You can beat this game at level 1 so grinding should be Unnecessary. What problems are you having?

You’re at phon coat i see. Then you definitely shouldn’t need to level. Make sure you get firaga from the shop. You should have flame staff/burning bow and serenity for your red/black mages. Pick up the key that drops in phon coast after you defeat antlion. Go back to Lhusu mines and you can get lots of end game armor and weapons there. Golden skullcaps, renewing morion, magepower shishak, glimmering robes, Macmillan, scathe, germinas boots, Arcturus, etc. that should be more than enough to help you survive. The enemies are very strong there so don’t bother attacking them. Just have one party member with protect/shell, bubble and just dash for those treasures. (If you haven’t defeated antlion yet, equip cherry staff on your black mage and hit it with aeroga, use a warp mote on the smaller enemies, equip the indigo pendant to make it connects (found in he area at the end of the bridge just before you fight antlion)

You should be able to make karkarta in the bazaar at this point. You can also make Mithuna, give your Shikari a dragon shield and main gauche, red mage can have the chaos mace found in a chest in the salikawood wood. Obelisk for Uhlan is in a chest in the estersand, monk can also find goku pole in a chest I. The salikawood, dragon shield is also available in chests in mosphoran highwaste and estersand. As is Diamond armor and Diamond helmet.

You can also raid nabudis for black robes, white mask, bravery, faith, caribeener mail, giants helm, and steal unlimited golden skullcaps in nabreus. Check this treasure map for all locations I’ve mentioned

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1292596668

Marlboros in the sewers. Skeletons on the bridge. Wyverns in cerobi steppe. KO arrows for chance of one shots. Great crystal runs. The Pharos has some spots with a save crystal nearby.