| dukeli |
2004-04-01 14:31 |
转载自GameFaq续
The Magic system in Grandia is quite different than that of
most RPGs. In order to learn magic spells, first you must obtain an
item called a Mana Egg. Then, you go to a magic shop, and "purchase"
a magical attribute with your egg. There are 4 attributes... Fire,
Wind, Water, and Earth. Note that not all people can use all magic
attributes. Once you buy an attribute, you will be able to cast
spells of that attribute. At first you won't be able to do much,
but the more you use your spells, the more you will learn.
So how do you learn spells? When you first learn an attribute,
your skill level with that attribute will be 1. Everytime you cast
a spell of that attribute, that skill's EXP will go up. When an
attribute gets 100 EXP, it will rise a "skill level". For example,
Justin finds a Mana Egg and goes to the store, and buys "Fire".
His Fire skill is now level 1. Justin runs out and casts the Fire
spell on some bugs, and gains EXP for each casting. After his Fire
skill reaches 100 EXP, his skill level will go up to 2! On the
status screen you can see what spells each character can learn,
and what skill level you must be in order to learn that spell.
For example, learning the Burnflame spell requires a Fire skill
level of 4.
In addition to those 4 attributes, there are 4 combination
attributes. These do not gain skill levels or EXP... they are
merely mixtures of two attributes. The 4 attributes are...
Lightning (mix Fire & Wind), Blizzard (mix Water & Wind),
Forest (mix Water & Earth), and Explosion (mix Fire & Earth).
Some spells require skill in 2 attributes to cast.. for example,
the Boom! spell requires Earth level of 7 and Fire level of 6.
Since it requires Earth and Fire, it is classified as an
"Explosion" type spell. Not that difficult!
The same thing goes with weapons. Each time you strike
an enemy with your weapon, your skill goes up with the type
of weapon you're using. If you attack with a sword, your
sword skill will go up. Your weapon skills gain EXP just
as your magic skills do, and when your weapon skills gain
levels, you can learn new special moves. For example, Justin's
W-Break skill requires a Sword level of 6 and a Mace level
of 4.
Therefore, practice, practice! The only way to learn
new spells and moves is by practicing the stuff you have!
(COMBAT)
In just about all dungeons, there will be monsters running
around. In Grandia, you'll be able to see actually see the monsters.
Combat begins when your party comes in contact with an enemy group.
The way you engage the enemy determines the way combat starts...
"Your Initiative!" This occurs when you sneak up on the enemy and
touch them from behind. You will have an advantage over the enemy
when this happens, as you can attack before they have a chance
to do anything. :)
"Normal" This occurs when the enemy has seen you, and you come in
contact. When you near an enemy, it may see you and turn red. If
this happens, usually it will start chasing you. If you're quick,
you can outrun them, but you are risking getting attacked from
behind if you do this, especially if you have a large party.
"Ambushed!" This occurs when the enemy sneaks up behind you. This
can be messy.... the enemies will start attacking before you can
do anything. Try to avoid getting ambushed as much as possible.
-->IP Bar<--
Then, combat begins normally. In the lower-right part of the
screen is a bar called the IP bar. This shows when each monster
or ally will have a chance to issue a command. An icon depicting
each character and enemy appears along the bar. During battle,
each icon will move to the right. A character or enemy with a high
action level will move fast, while a character or enemy with a low
action level will move slower. When the icon reaches the "Com" mark,
they will be able to issue a command.
-->Issuing Commands<--
Party members have several different commands in battle...
Combo --> Your normal attack option. The character will run up
to the enemy and strike it twice (there are items that can
increase the number of times you attack). If the enemy is
defeated after the first blow, the character will run to the
nearest enemy and strike it. If you attack an enemy that is
in the middle of attacking someone else, the enemy will
receive a greater amount of damage (called Counter damage).
Critical --> This allows you to build up power for a second or
two and unleash one devastating attack against the enemy.
The blow won't be as powerful as a combo attack, but it will
be able to cancel enemy moves (more on this in a second).
Move/Magic --> Allows the character to execute a special move or
cast a spell. After the move or magic is selected, the character
will begin casting the spell or charging up for the move. During
this time, the character's icon will move slowly to the right
until it reaches the "Act" mark. When it reaches the "Act" mark,
the character will do the move or cast the spell. Beware...
some enemy skills will mess up your move or spell... if an enemy
hits you with a powerful attack while you are charging, it may
mess you up and you'll not be able to execute the move or spell.
Note you'll only be able to use a move or spell if you have enough
SP (for moves) or MP (for magic) remaining.
Items --> Allows you to use an item from your inventory. Not all
items can be used in battle, however. :P
Escape --> This option lets you run away from the monsters. The
chance of escaping depends on the total movement points of the
party. You won't be able to escape from some monsters, mostly
bosses. You won't gain any EXP, Gold, or items from the
monsters, but you will still gain weapon and magic skills.
Defend --> Allows you to defend against incoming attacks. There
are two defense options... "Endure" and "Evasion". "Endure"
focuses on reducing the damage dealt from blows... a character
defending in this manner will receive 1/3 normal damage, as well
as have a 2/3 chance of avoiding bad status effects. "Evasion"
focuses on moving out of the way, hopefully far enough where the
enemy can't reach you. Choose where you want to run to and
your character will run to the spot indicated.
Look --> Lets you view information on enemies and characters..
basically their name, HP, and what action they are performing.
If you use this on an enemy who is charging up for a skill, the
person that is targeted will be highlighted on the IP bar. You
can use this command as much as you want.
Tactics --> Lets you set up AI tactics for your party members,
in case you get lazy and want the computer to fight your battles
for you. There are 6 modes of AI you can choose from. "Single
Tactics" lets you set up individual AI modes for each character,
while "Party Tactics" let you set up an AI mode for all characters
at once.
Manual -> This is the mode of choice. You'll be able to issue
all commands yourself.
Play Fair -> The character will solely use their weapons... no
moves or magic. Useful when fighting weak enemies.
Power Up -> Use items, moves, and magic to increase the ability
of your party members, then fight.
Withdraw -> Puts the character purely on defense mode. Don't
set this to Party Tactics or you'll just sit there and let
the enemy beat up on you. :P
Safety -> Use healing items, moves, and magic to ensure your
party members are in top condition.
Go Wild -> Causes the character to go berserk, using their
most powerful moves and magic. Useful for watching a weak
group of enemies get smeared... use this near a Save Point
where you can get that SP and MP back easily. Muhahahah :P
Meanie -> Use items, moves and magic that generally make it
harder for the enemy to fight... namely status changing items
or skills that decrease attack/defense/move levels.
-->Attribute Levels<--
When you use the "Look" command, along with the target's name
and HP, you'll see 5 icons. These are "attribute levels", and they
can be altered through the use of items or magic. These alterations
are only temporary... they will disappear after the battle. They
can only be altered up to a level of 7 (be it negative or positive).
Attack Level --> Increasing this level will cause your attacks to
deal greater damage.
Defense Level --> Increasing this level will cause you to sustain
less damage from enemy attacks.
Move Level --> Increasing this level will allow you to move further
during your attacks.
Agility Level --> Increasing this level will increase your speed
as well as the probability of dodging attacks.
Life Level --> Increasing this level will increase the character's
Max HP for the duration of the battle! :)
-->Status Ailments<--
Sometimes when you are attacked by monsters, or cast certain
spells or use certain items on the enemy, they will be afflicted
with a "status ailment". This is something that hampers the target's
ability in one way or the other. There are several status conditions
that you can receive or inflict upon enemies...
Poison --> The character will steadily receive damage in combat.
Can be dangerous, unless cured with an Antidote or
Cure spell.
Plague --> The character has the Plague, and this causes a real mess.
The character will suffer other status ailments at random,
and their attribute levels may be decreased.
Fallen --> The character's HP has been reduced to 0, and they are
unable to fight. Use a reviving item on them or rest.
Move Block --> The character's special moves have been sealed.
Magic Block --> The character's magic spells have been sealed.
Sleep --> The character has fallen asleep, and cannot issue any
commands until they wake up.
Paralysis --> The character has been paralyzed, and cannot issue any
commands until the paralysis wears off.
Confusion --> The characer will issue a command at random. It's
hard to say exactly what they'll do... they may use
an item on an enemy, attack one of your characters,
etc.
Well, that's about all you need to know. Now, enough with that
mess! On with the walkthrough!
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* PART TWO: THE WALKTHROUGH *
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--------MESSINA, THE OLD CONTINENT--------
***a. Town of Parm***
My Level: Justin 2, Sue 1
Items: Letter to Clara
Dirty Apron ("Legendary Armor")
Battered Pot ("Warrior's Helmet")
Pot Lid ("Shield of Light")
Gantz's Key
Wooden Sword ("Spirit Sword")
First-Aid Kit
Poison Antidote
100 Gold
Marie's Pin
Wound Salve
Spirit Stone
Letter of Introduction
Key to the Cafe (after Sult Ruins expedition)
Java's Wallet (after Sult Ruins expedition)
Coal Candy (after Leck Mines expedition)
Lilly's Letter (before boarding the Steamer)
Save Points: Port of Parm
Lilly's Seagull Restauraunt
Stashing Place: Justin's Living Room
Weapon Store: Ceramic Sword 500
Metal Bat 300
Handmade Darts 150
Armor Store: Sports Wear 150
Leather Gloves 80
Fluffy Ribbon 40
Air Sneakers 90
Shiny Shoes 50
Item Store: Wound Salve 40
Herbs 15
After watching the opening cinema, the game will then switch
to the town of Parm, where Sue runs around for quite a while looking
for Justin. Then, after seeing Justin get beat up for messing around
in some guy's shed looking for "treasure", she rushes over to him and
gives him the "Legendary Armor" (which is actually a Dirty Apron. :P).
You'll learn that Gantz (a neighborhood troublemaker) has made a
dare with Justin. If Justin can't find the 4 "legendary treasures"
hidden around Parm, then Sue will become part of Gantz's gang, and
she'll have to marry him. :)
You'll automatically go to Gantz, who is blocking the bridge
to North Parm. Talk to him a few times, and he'll be "nice" (?)
enough to give you a few clues as to where the other treasures are
hidden. He'll tell you that the helmet is in a place where you
"always hear the sound of running water", and that the shield is in
a place where you "always hear seagulls squawking". So, let's head
out to find the treasures!
As you explore the town of Parm, note that when you press SELECT,
the camera will zoom out, giving you a bird's-eye view of the entire
town. This is a very useful feature... try exploring the town without
it and you'll see what I mean. ^_^
While running around town, be sure to talk to everyone
(people are shown by green arrows on the town map.), several times.
Almost everyone has more than one thing to say... one of the great
things about Grandia is the dialogue... this is one of those rare
RPGs where your party members actually communicate with the NPCs,
rather than you just listening to what they have to say. And most
of the dialogue is rather humorous, even hysterical at times. ^_^
Also note that in House 2 (in the northern part of Parm),
upstairs is a man named Francois who is writing a letter to a
girl named Clara, who lives in New Parm. After talking with him
several times, he will ask Justin to deliver this letter to Clara
if he ever goes to New Parm.
So, the helmet is in a place where you "always hear water
running". A river divides the town of Parm in two... perhaps it's
around there? Sure enough, if you go down into the canal, you'll
find the Warrior's Helmet (which is actually a Battered Pot. :P).
Go show it to Gantz... only two left!
The shield is in a place where you "always hear seagulls
squawking". Seagulls live near the ocean... it must be in the
Port of Parm! You'll find the shield propped out against the
shipwright's workshop. Actually, it's a Pot Lid, but oh well. :P
Return to Gantz and show him the shield. Now there's
only one treasure left... the Spirit Sword. Talk to him again,
and he'll tell you that the Spirit Sword is in the chest in his
house. However, the chest is locked... so we'll have to find the
key. Sue suggests you check out the chest, so head for Gantz's
house. Sure enough, the chest is locked. Gantz's mom will tell
you that Tentz (Gantz's little brother) probably has the key, so
you should look for him. If you went exploring earlier, you
probably found him... he's the kid that took off running when
he saw you.
You'll find him at the entrance to the cafe, in the southwest
part of Parm. When talking to him, choose the second option
("No way, I'll tell Gantz"), and you'll learn that he has lost
the key to the chest. D'oh! So Justin will start crawling around
on the ground looking for it. Tentz says he fall down into
the river recently, so maybe it's around there. Search around
the canal, and sure enough, you'll find the key. Tentz will
let you keep the key, as long as you don't tell Gantz he gave
it to you. :P
Anyway, go open the chest in Gantz's house and get the
Spirit Sword. Now, we've got all four treasures! Head back to
Gantz, but you'll find that he has finally got busted for blocking
the bridge to South Parm. Justin and Sue will try and "casually
sneak by", but when the adults find out that Justin and Gantz
were having a duel, Justin takes off, and you'll automatically
run to Lilly's Seagull Restauraunt, where Justin lives. :)
Talk to Lilly and she'll bonk you on the head with her
tray (you'll see this a lot :P) for having dirty shoes in the
kitchen. After the sequence, talk to her again and she'll ask
you what kind of trouble you got into today. You'll have three
options... take comfort in the fact that no matter which you
choose, you'll get bonked on the head with the tray again.
After choosing the third option ("I wasn't doing
anything! Ask Sue!!"), Justin, Sue and Lilly will go to
dinner. Here you'll have your first meal sequence... these
are opportunities to talk to your other party members about your
current situation. By selecting the sleep icon (by "talking to
yourself"), you can end the meal, but note that you can't end
some meals until you've talked to someone in particular.
The next morning, Sue will wake you up and you'll go
off to see the curator of the Baal museum in South Parm.
Justin left his dad's Spirit Stone with him recently, and now
the curator wants Justin to come pick it up. Before leaving,
be sure to get Justin's things out of his room... the First-Aid
kit in the chest, the Gold under his desk, and the Poison
Antidote in the back corner. Note there is a stashing place
downstairs... it would be a good idea to dump your
"legendary equipment" there, as you can't sell or drop it and it
doesn't have any use (the Sword is the only piece of equipment
that is better than what you have now.) It's probably not
worth it, but if you talk to Lilly and say "Mom, you sure
look beautiful today" three times, she'll give you your
allowance... a meager 1 G. :(
Before going to the museum, be sure to explore South Parm
and talk to everyone. Near the Train Station you'll find a
little girl named Marie who is quite P.O'ed at her mom because
she dropped her favorite pin somewhere near the museum. Head
near the museum and search around, and you'll find it. Give
the pin back to Marie and she'll be happy again. Then, go talk
to Marie's mother, who is wandering around the museum, still
looking for the pin. She'll give you a WOUND SALVE in return
for your kindness. :)
You should also be sure to visit the Parm General Store,
where you can pick up some better equipment for Justin and Sue.
Buy what you want, but I recommend getting some Handmade Darts
for Sue, a Fluffy Ribbon for Sue, and Air Sneakers for both.
When you're ready, head for the Baal Museum and visit the curator.
After speaking with the curator, he'll tell you to meet
him in his office, and that you should take a look at the Icarian
Statue. However, clumsy Justin gets a little too close and breaks
the statue! Quickly he "fixes" it and decides to talk to the
curator and get out of here ASAP. Head for the curator's office
and talk to him. Even if you do tell him the truth about the
statue, he'll pass it off as a joke, so it doesn't matter if you
do or not. He'll give you a Letter of Introduction... with this
Justin and Sue will be able to visit the Sult Ruins! After
getting the letter, exit the museum. Sure enough, the curator
finds out about the statue, and Justin decides it would be a
good idea to wait until later to apologize. :P
Anyway, it's off to the Sult Ruins! Exit the town of Parm,
but to get to the ruins you'll have to pass through the
monster-infested Marna Road.
***b. Marna Road***
My Level: Justin 2, Sue 1
Items: Herbs x 2
10G x 2
30G
Officer's Baton
Save Points: Entrance to Marna Road
Monsters: Marna Bug
Giant Centipede
*NOTE* Any directions I say.. i.e north, west, southeast,
etc... refer to the compass. The red area on the compass always
points north. :)
Marna Road is, for the most part, one wide open area with
a road running through it. You can quickly traverse the area by
following the road all the way to the exit, but by doing this you'll
miss out on experience and some items as well. There is a river
about midway that divides Marna Road in two... four items can be
found on the south (closest to Parm) side of the bridge, and two
on the other side. Finding them is easy... on the south side, search
for some Herbs in the southwest corner, 10G to the left
of the road near the river, 30G in the southeast corner,
and 10G to the east along the river. After crossing
the bridge, follow the river again to find some more Herbs, and
when you reach the exit, go south along the eastern wall and you'll
find an Officer's Baton (mace type weapon).
Not much to it. Try to get all the items and battle most
of the monsters in the area to obtain experience, then follow the
road out of here and head for the Sult Ruins. :)
***c. Sult Ruins***
My Level: Justin 4, Sue 3
Items: 10G x 5
30G x 5
Shiny Shoes
Rune Ring
Ceremonial Rock Ax
Dynamite
Outdated Armor
Resurrect Potion
Save Points: Near entrance to Sult Ruins
Sult Ruins, near stairs to B2
Sult Ruins, B2
Monsters: Green Slime
Baby Bat
Rock Bird (BOSS)
*NOTE* There is a map of both levels of the Sult Ruins in
the manual that came with the game. If you have it, it will greatly
help you in obtaining all the items. :)
Upon entering the Sult Ruins, you'll "meet" Nana, Saki, and
Mio... three sergeants in the Garlyle Forces. These three will be
causing troubl
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