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Post by tristam on Oct 19, 2007 5:39:43 GMT -5
hi guys!
ive been playing and then re-palying this game for awhile and it never seems to get old..
now that im re-playing it again, i wanted to get all hidden treasures that i could get my hands[or feet..LOL] on..
i used the FAQ on the site but im confused with it..
does somebody have screenshots on where the possible treasures are located..?
thanks..
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Post by Knight of Lodis on Oct 19, 2007 15:55:57 GMT -5
I once knew of a japanese website that did, but unfortunately I don't have the link. There are two maps in the maps section that have the locations as well. The walkthrough is a bit confusion, but the best you can do off of words. Most hidden items are nothing special or things you can't get in quest mode/from enemy drops.
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Post by tristam on Oct 20, 2007 4:08:32 GMT -5
well...i just really wanted to get that hidden snapdragon and snap lobelia...
are you able to locate hidden treasures even when train in that certain map..?
and the walkthrough is a bit confusing, i mean, i followed it to get a ring of the dead but when i was following it to get other stuff, nothing was there... :[
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Post by Knight of Lodis on Oct 20, 2007 15:16:08 GMT -5
well...i just really wanted to get that hidden snapdragon and snap lobelia... are you able to locate hidden treasures even when train in that certain map..? and the walkthrough is a bit confusing, i mean, i followed it to get a ring of the dead but when i was following it to get other stuff, nothing was there... :[ Snap locations should be listed under the secrets section |
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Post by tristam on Oct 20, 2007 21:47:15 GMT -5
ive seen them but i am a bit confused on where they are in the map..
where should i start counting..?
the most bottom left or right of the map..?
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Post by Dark on Oct 22, 2007 19:23:03 GMT -5
"Then comes the list of co-ordinates. Each co-ordinate is in the order
(x,y) in ascending x order. (0,0) is the co-ordinate of the BOTTOMMOST
corner of the map; that is, the corner that is nearest the bottom side
of your GBA screen. On some maps, (0,0) will be impossible to get to;
if this is the case, then the co-ordinate for the bottommost deployment
square will be given to the right of the dimensions of the map; you
must then use that as an offset to find the correct tiles.
Each co-ordinate (x,y) means that, starting from (0,0), you must push
UP on the controlpad x times, followed by LEFT on the control pad y
times. Keep in mind that this is if you are using Cursor Movement Type
A; if you are using Cursor Movement Type B, then you will need to push
RIGHT on the control pad x times, followed by UP on the control pad y
times."
That's directly from the FAQ. Hope it helps.
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