Final Fantasy VIII Remastered EXTRAS

In this EXTRAS episode of Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, I explain how and where to get the ingredients for the ultimate weapons and show off each character's best Limit Break. A hidden crisis level is what dictates when and what limit break is used for characters like Squall and Rinoa. For Irvine, it dictates how much time he has to shoot. For Selphie, it increases the chances of rolling The End in her limit break slots. The crisis level fluctuates based on the status conditions of the party members, how much HP they have, and if any are Ko'd. The more dire the situation and thus the crisis level, the better chances you have of pulling the strong limit breaks. It is also worth mentioning that the spell Aura also improves the chances of pulling the strong limit breaks out. Squall's Lionheart - Hits an opponent a whoppin' 17 times with increased damage Zell's Different Beat - Hits an opponent once for massive damage Zell's My Final Heaven - Hits an opponent once for massive damage Quistis' Shockwave Pulsar - Hits all enemies for major damage and breaks the damage cap of 9,999 Rinoa's Wishing Star - Hits an opponent a whoppin' 8 times Irvine's Hyper Shot, Ammo Type Pulse Ammo - Can hit all enemies individually, but is on a timer Selphie's The End - Ends the battle and kills all (but undead) enemies, including bosses

In this installment of Final Fantasy VIII Remastered EXTRAS, we see what happens in a alternate universe where Selphie and company play the alternate score at their concert in FH to, we'll say an unfortunate result.

In this installment of Final Fantasy VIII Remastered EXTRAS, we take on the CC members in Balamb Garden. There are 8 members in total. Their order from weakest to strongest is: the Jack, the Club, the Diamond, the Spade, the Heart, and the King. There is also the Joker, who is a mystery to even most of the CC members. Having beaten Jack in episode 21 The Big Boss, in this video, we take on Club, Diamond, Spade, and the mysterious Joker.

Welcome to this Final Fantasy VIII Remastered EXTRAS video, Starter Deck. In this video, I offer information about the Triple Triad cards that I'll be adding to my collection now, later, or ongoing, as well as identifying cards of interest. Cards for Squall: 1 Mesmerize, 2 Geezard Cards for Quistis: 2 Ochu. If Dragon Skins weren't obtained: 2 Buel/Jelleye or 1 of each, 1 Grand Mantis/Death Claw. Cards for Zell: 4 Blue Dragon. If Dragon Skins weren't obtained: 1 Caterchipillar 1 Grendel Cards for Selphie: 2 Wendigo, 2 Grand Mantis/Death Claw or 1 of each Cards for later: 1 Elastoid, 1 Bomb, 1 Geezard, 1 Cockatrice, 1 Mesmerize, 1 Grand Mantis/Death Claw Optional cards for dry duels: Tri-Face, Gesper, Wendigo, Gayla, Buel/Jelleye, Mesmerize, Geezard, Blitz, Adamantoise, Iron Giant, Behemoth, Malboro, Ruby Dragon, Elnoyle, Tonberry/Tonberry King The Receptionist carries level 1 & 3 cards which include: Geezard, Caterchipillar, Cockatrice, Ochu, Death Claw The Trepe Groupie #1 carries level 2 and 5 cards which include: Buel/Jelleye, Mesmerize, Grendel, Grand Mantis, Elastoid Zell's mom carries level 4 cards which include: Bomb, Wendigo, Blue Dragon

Welcome to an EXTRAS Episode of Final Fantasy VIII Remastered. I'll make an EXTRAS video if the situation arises that I think a supplemental video would help clear up some confusion or add extra, needed context to the game. In this video, I show that the X-ATM092 is fact killable. Those that have played this game multiple times before probably knew that, so this is more for any new players.