100% руководство и советы по достижению

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Hi everybody! I ran into some troubles getting 100% achievements for this game and I thought I'd help out by creating a guide consolidating all the info I came across. This is my first guide ever and hope this helps anybody after me. FFV is one of my favorite in the series so I hope I do it some justice. And of course SPOILERS WARNING Happy Hunting First off you might run into CPU and GPU performance issues with this game. The issue? It eats up CPU\GPU memory like nobody's business. I was playing on a laptop and it made the fans sound like a jet engine. Here's a workaround I found to get it under control. I have a Nvidia GPU in my laptop so steps contain using the control panel. If you have a ATI, I hope you have something similar you can run to set the max frame rate. You might also notice the Steam Overlay doesn't appear if you try to bring it up. The first two steps here will solve that problem. Props go to the ones who figured this out before me, just can't find the links I used for reference. 1. Browse the local files for FFV 2. In the root, rename opengl32.dll to opengl32.dll.bak. 3. Open your Nvidia Control Panel * This was written using Nvidia Control Panel 8.1.940.0 4. Under "3D Settings" go to "Manage 3D Settings" 5. Select Program Settings 6. Select FFV_game.exe 7. Set Max Frame Rate to 58 8. Set Triple Buffering to "Off" 9. Set Vertical Sync to "Off" *You may have to adjust more but these were the 3 settings that helped me. ** The Launcher still eats up a lot of CPU at the start but I found that this eventually quiets down as you play. I mainly use a PS4 controller when playing on Steam. Unfortunately it isn't supported for this game. If you want to use it, Steam actually has a way which is quite useful. 1. Click Steam on the main menu bar of the client. 2. Select Settings 3. Select Controller 4. Select Desktop Controller 5. Now map your controller buttons to the keyboard buttons used for the game as you wish. *This was using steam client application Built Jul 8 2020 at 16:16:04 Steam API: v020 and Steam Package Versions: 1594252496. I can't guarantee these steps will hold up or are even necessary in the future. This game requires a lot of grinding to master all the jobs and get to level 99. Luckily it actually takes less time than FFIII. In general I recommend setting up simple macros to grind on the side when you are doing other things, like watching TV, eating, or whatever. Combined with Auto Battle, you can easily set up a macro to walk up and down, and another to press the Confirm button once every second. Using a Razer laptop I could use Razer Synapse to set up said marcos and hot key them to F4 and F5 toggle them on and off. I'm sure there are other solutions if you aren't using Razer products. If you are going to use macros, first get in a battle and set everyone to attack or the most efficient action of killing the monsters you are grinding. Then turn on Auto Battle and the macros for walking and confirming. Then relax and let the game play itself. Check in every once and while to make sure people don’t need to be healed or if you need to switch out jobs you mastered. See the Experience and Job Grind sections for the most efficient grinding spots. But with using macros, you can set up in easy spots to grind out exp and APB when you can't actively play. It's really a life saver. SPOILER ALERT AGAIN Galuf dies but that doesn't mean your achievement hunting does. Just to set the record clear, in case you are worried, all his experience and jobs progression passes to his granddaughter Krile. And yes, you can still get the level achievements and job achievements with her. You really don't miss a beat. You don't have to worry about grinding Galuf up and then Krile. Just keep playing and slaying like you normally do and get them achievements. Job Locations You'll get most of the jobs as you play naturally but Mime is hidden and there were a few added to the GBA version that have carried over. Here's where and when you'll find the jobs if you are looking for a particular one or curious when you'll get it. Wind Crystal Jobs - Knight, Monk, Thief, White Mage, Black Mage, Blue Mage Where\When: In the Wind Shrine toward the beginning of the game. Water Crystal Jobs - Berserker, Mystic Knight, Time Mage, Summoner, Red Mage Mime is technically a Water Crystal Job but you can't get it yet. Where\When: In the Walse Tower dungeon a few dungeons and towns after the Wind Shrine. That last shard you can't grab, when the tower sinks is Mime, don't worry you'll get it later. Fire Crystal Jobs - Ninja, Geomancer, Beastmaster Bard and Ranger are technically Fire Crystal Jobs but they'll be obtained later. Where\When: After Karnak Castle explodes. This is shortly after Walse Tower. Bard and Ranger Where\When: After the fire crystal, you'll get a boat again and you can explore most of World 1. Eventually the story will take you to Crescent Island where you have to get a Black Chocobo who will have these two crystal shards. Earth Crystal Jobs - Dragoon, Samurai, Chemist, Dancer Where\When: After you beat the boss at the Ronka Ruins, the big flying fortress in the sky. This will be the last big dungeon of World 1. Mime Where\When: All the way in World 3 and only after you have Cid and Mid fix your airship so it turns into a submarine, thus making it a triplechanger. Dive underwater and the Walse Tower will be on the map. Sail to it and and enter the tower. Go down the tower until you get the shard. For the fight the Mime don't do anything for about a 60 - 90 seconds. You don't even need to Defend. He'll eventually congratulate you and give you the shard. You can teleport out of the tower if you want after. GBA \ iOS \ Android \ Steam Jobs - Cannoneer, Gladiator, Oracle Necromancer is also considered in this batch but you'll get it later. Where\When: After you get all 12 legendary weapons there will be an earthquake and a new crack in the ocean floor will open up south of Phantom Village. Take your Submarine to this new crack and the shards will be lying on the floor in the cave with three doors and a switch. Necromancer Where\When: After you beat the main story go back to the cave where you got the other three jobs above. This cave will give you access to the optional post game dungeon the Sealed Temple. At the end of the Sealed Temple you'll fight Enuo and obtain this very last job when he's defeated. Freelancers and Mimes These two are the best in the late game after mastering a few jobs if not all jobs. They have the following benefits 1. Freelancers can equip 2 abilities, and equip any armor and weapon. 2. Mimes can equip 3 abilities but don't have Attack and Item automatically equip so keep that in mind. 3. When you master another job it provides a stat boost to Freelancers and Mime. The stat boosted is dependent on the job mastered. 4. Freelancers and Mimes learn certain innate abilities from a class when the class learns that ability. See link below for the list of abilities they can gain. From what I've read online, Gladiator's Lure ability will not be learned. https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Freelancer_(Final_Fantasy_V) Job Abilities, Weapons, and Armors All credit goes to this author and his sources, he provides a good chart that breaks down all the job levels, abilities, required AP, weapons and armor. Good reference when you are looking for a particular ability or wonder how much AP a Job is going to need to master. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=524399560 Late Game Job Setup If you look online for suggested builds and job setups you might see a lot of Spellblade and Rapid Fire suggestions and let me tell you, it really works. There are only a few exceptions where you can't overpower a fight with spamming Rapid Fire and using Spellblade if you need the extra kick. Ninja's Dual Wield is a must too as it means you are essentially attacking 8 times with one Rapid Fire. So I