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Final Fantasy: Crisis Core

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There is summoning but the battle system uses reels to summon, limit break, and level up. It's kind of like final fantasy:crystal chronicles without the chalice and with semi-random encounters( all you wall-huggers reading this you'll know what I mean). I've logged 67 hours on it finishing everything and still haven't gotten level 99 so yea it's a game worth getting.

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It is very worth getting. I personally found the storyline the best in the series. I believe pwnage already answered you about the summons so I won't go over it again.

  • 5 weeks later...

The game is very, very boring, but I've finished the thing about 4 times so...

 

Anyways, playing it through the first time is pwn. The storyline is simply awesome.

 

To answer your questions about summons. I'll just sum it up here

 

1. Get the summons materia.

 

2. The materia is now a rare and special event that randomly activates sometimes if you hit a reel.

 

3. If 3 of the monster lines up (kinda like a slot machine) the summon comes out, deals pitiful damage, restores some life/mana/ability points back to you.

 

4. Wait until this happens again.

 

 

 

The summon materia damage fails, but the full CGI animation rocks.

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