A series of letters sent unto the universe

[timepiececlock]

Dear world,

I have not played Kingdom Hearts II. Yes I feel the pain of this.

-Rashaka




Dear world,

I have not finished Kingdom Hearts 1. Yes I feel the shame of this.

-Rashaka




Dear world,

I'm almost out of college. When I have weekends again I'll beat that goddamn dragon if I have to shit out my own neon energy balls to do it. Then I'll buy Kingdom Hearts II.

-Rashaka


p.s. and someday i'll finish ff10. stupid seymore bluebutt assface.

Comments

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

It's the one on the mountain.

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

Gagazet. Really, it depends on how much you've leveled your characters and which ones are the strongest. By the time I hit Gagazet, Yuna's well done with her part of the Grid, so she's pretty strong. I level the shit out of my characters, which you could say is cheating, but who cares?

I always keep Yuna in the party to cast Shell, Protect and heal everyone when needed. Lulu, I usually bring her in early to cast Bio. That way whenever Seymour pulls something, he damages himself. If Rikku's in Overdrive, I'll bring her in and have her mix up whatever bomb I have items for. I use Tidus and Auron as my heavy hitters. They suggest you hit the Moribody thingy, since it'll siphon HP from Seymour, but it also keeps him from performing his more deadly attacks. I focus Tidus on hitting that thingy, then use Auron to hit the body. Since my characters are pretty strong, they inflict A LOT of damage. I'll change Yuna out for Lulu every once in a while, to help do damage. Mostly, I keep Yuna around, because without her healing and removing Zombie, it's tough to win that fight.

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

Um, you'll notice I never mentioned Kimahri or Wakka. I hardly ever use them. They're always my least developed characters in the game whenever I reach the end.