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Hi, everyone! I'm a fan of FFV, its Job System rules.

Either way, I recently played it following the walkthrough, getting everything that it's listed on it, however when I go to the Cave of the Old Man (the one near Karnak, underwater) and ask him to tell me about my journey, he tells me that I have gotten 98% of the Treasures. The only Treasure I haven't gotten is the one that is guarded by Shinryuu. But I doubt that the Ragnarok accounts for the remaining 2%. So I ask anyone if they have ever gotten the 100% of Treasures.

P.S. I'm playing the SNES version.

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Yep, I'm here.

I've gotten 100% in the SNES version (and also in the PS version...)


I even have the codes to get 100%
http://www.erick.guillen.com.mx/Codes/SNES...Fantasy%20V.txt

Maxed experience without ever saving once. Impressive.

Yea, I've gotten 100% before. I usually try to get 100% every time I play, but for SCC's or just fun playthroughs I don't bother. I usually try to at the beginning but I lose interest by world 2 and just proceed to beat the game.

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Quote (Caesar @ 27th July 2009 05:04)

Maxed experience without ever saving once.  Impressive.

Well, you can use save states when you play on the emulator, but I actually changed the numbers with cheats on that picture

Though I do have gotten 100% legitimate, here are some snaps of the PS version:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Sam...tasy%20V/99.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/Sam...asy%20V/100.jpg

Also, In the PS version, there's a bug that doesn't display 100%, but if you compare both pictures, you'll notice that in the 2nd one, it has an extra 0, that's how you can know if you've gotten all the treasures that do count...

Quote (samurai goroh @ 27th July 2009 04:57)

I've gotten 100% in the SNES version (and also in the PS version...)


I even have the codes to get 100%
http://www.erick.guillen.com.mx/Codes/SNES...Fantasy%20V.txt

Woa, nice contribution, Samurai Goroh. And I must say that I visited your page and your FFV Editor rocks... just one problem I spotted... when you modify an enemy, their name (in the game) changes to Goblin... but still, it's a very nice program.

This post has been edited by edgemty on 30th July 2009 03:58

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Yep, I'm here.

That is a known bug. The Attack Index value is written to the Monster Name Index address. The only solution is to fix the values manually in a hex editor.

Quote (Jorgur @ 30th July 2009 11:55)

That is a known bug. The Attack Index value is written to the Monster Name Index address. The only solution is to fix the values manually in a hex editor.

Well, I don't know how to use a Hex Editor.

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Yep, I'm here.

Quote (edgemty @ 30th July 2009 23:06)

Quote (Jorgur @ 30th July 2009 11:55)

That is a known bug. The Attack Index value is written to the Monster Name Index address. The only solution is to fix the values manually in a hex editor.

Well, I don't know how to use a Hex Editor.

There's guides but first of all you have to find a hex editor. (hex workshop is fairly good)

Open the ROM file in it and change the values. Mind you this is an entire SNES game so you have to know what you're doing first which is why if you want to change it look up a hacked file or use a guide.

Either way learning how to edit a ROM is in my opinion a useful skill. (If you use emulators a lot that is.)

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