Ability – Final Fantasy 7 Remake Cloud Weapons You buy this from the weapon shop in Wall Market, which is nearby Corneo’s mansion. Hardedge – Final Fantasy 7 Remake Cloud Weapons This is sort of a gimmick weapon and tends to be the weakest overall option in Cloud’s arsenal. The Nail Bat gives the biggest overall HP bonus of any weapon, and it gives a significant boost to crit chance and crit damage, but its attack power is exceptionally low and, given how mobile enemies in Final Fantasy 7 Remake tend to be, its unique grand slam attack is very difficult to connect with if you don’t stagger enemies first. Since you’re using the Nail Bat, usually this means whacking them with the grand slam attack that’s unique to the Nail Bat’s Punisher Mode. To master this ability, attack an enemy immediately after using it. Nevertheless, you’ll probably want to master it for completion’s sake. It’s almost always better to spend your ATB bar on something else. I didn’t find this ability to be useful at all. Abilityĭisorder – Deal damage and immediately switch stances You get this item in Chapter 8 after completing the Kids on Patrol sidequest, where you locate a bunch of children with wooden Buster Swords for the matron of the orphanage. Nail Bat – Final Fantasy 7 Remake Cloud Weapons This weapon has no MP or MP regeneration bonuses, and with Cloud’s natural MP he’ll run out after about 3 -aga level attack spells even at max level. It’s alright if you’re trying to make Cloud into a defensive mage, but that’s not a very good niche for Cloud to try to fill. This weapon is focused on defense and magic attack power, except its defensive stats aren’t as good as the Buster Sword’s and its magic attack power isn’t as good as the Mythril Saber.
Just be sure to use it every time you run into a group until it’s mastered. You master this skill by striking 3 enemies with it. I’m not entirely convinced that it’s more powerful than a standard attack chain, but it does take down groups of weak enemies pretty quickly. Triple Slash – Strike 3 times in quick succession. You get this early on in Chapter 3 after doing a required quest to increase your reputation with the shopkeeper. Iron Blade – Final Fantasy 7 Remake Cloud Weapons All things considered, this is generally Cloud’s best weapon for almost any situation, though the Hardedge may be more worthwhile throughout some of the middle portion of the game where defense doesn’t make much of a difference, due to its higher attack power. In addition to that, it gives you a fair amount of defense, as well as a significant amount of HP. When it’s maxed out, it has 91 attack and magic, and it tends to have equal magic and attack power throughout the game. The Buster Sword is Cloud’s most balanced weapon by far. You master this ability by staggering one foe, which is incredibly easy to achieve. There are very few situations where this strategy doesn’t work. Every time you put an enemy into pressured mode, it’s a good idea to throw out one or two Focused Thrusts in order to get it closer to Stagger. Abilityįocused Thrust – Cloud surges forward and strikes enemies, significantly increasing the Stagger meter.įocused Thrust is useful throughout the game. Cloud comes equipped with it from the moment you fire up the first chapter. In the Kingdom Hearts series, Cloud wields a Buster Sword of this design wrapped in bandages.The Buster Sword is available from the start of the game.
This design of the Buster Sword is used in most spin-off appearances. There are two holes near the handguard, variably said to be Materia slots, or where Cloud clips the sword onto his back. In Cloud's Final Fantasy VII artwork, the blade is a lighter color on the bladed edge, while the rest of the blade is dark gray, and the handguard appears to be bolted or riveted into place. From tip to handle, it is approximately five to six feet long, with a single-edged large blade approximately one foot wide. The Buster Sword is classified as an enormous broadsword. The Buster Sword serves as an iconic image for Cloud and Final Fantasy VII due to its massive size and is wielded by Cloud in most of his appearances. It is Cloud Strife's trademark weapon, and was wielded before him by Zack Fair and Angeal Hewley.
The Buster Sword is a weapon that first appeared in Final Fantasy VII and has since appeared in several other games in the series.
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This is the Buster Sword from the game series “Final Fantasy”.
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