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It's not that you can get it from more than one place, but you can follow the procedure required to pick it up more than once, and get another one.

I thought you just got a gold armlet the second time you did it but I haven't tried it so I wouldn't know for sure.

On the subject of getting final limit breaks;

To unlock the second limit of a level you must use the first limit 8 times.

To unlock a new level you must kill 80 enemies. The killer of the enemies is determined by who lands the final blow.

This works in interesting ways. For example, Cloud could get his Meteorain (3,1) before he gets Cross-Slash (1,2) if he killed 160 enemies before using Braver 8 times. He would still need to learn all his limits to access Omnislash though.

The acceptions are Vincent and Cait Sith. These characters only have to kill 80 enemies to get their new limit breaks as they have relatively few. Cait Sith only has 2.



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desperate to forget it's painful past,
though we hope for promising years,
after shedding a thousand tears
yesterday's sorrow constantly nears,
and while the moon shines blue,
by dawn it will turn a scarelt hue.'' - Kuja

''Then I'll be going now. I'll come back when it's all over.' - Aeris

It's been shown that it is not always 80 kills. Cloud, for instance, needs many more kills because he's always in the party, and would otherwise gain limits much more quickly than the others.

Each character has their own figure for levelling up limits. There is a guide at GameFAQs called "Limit Break Mechanics Guide" that will give you the figures.

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Does the figure change depending on which version you're playing?

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''Peace is but a shadow of death,
desperate to forget it's painful past,
though we hope for promising years,
after shedding a thousand tears
yesterday's sorrow constantly nears,
and while the moon shines blue,
by dawn it will turn a scarelt hue.'' - Kuja

''Then I'll be going now. I'll come back when it's all over.' - Aeris

Quote (Tiddles @ 30th September 2003 17:38)

Cloud, for instance, needs many more kills because he's always in the party, and would otherwise gain limits much more quickly than the others.

I hate the fact he's always in the party

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except when he drowns in the mako

because on my game atm hes on level 3 limit breaks but the others are only just getting their level 2 because i swap them around so much to train them up fairly to get used to them

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Quote (Aeris Gainsborough @ 1st October 2003 11:31)

Does the figure change depending on which version you're playing?

Yes. In the North American Greates hits, the figures were increased.

This post has been edited by Dark Paladin on 2nd October 2003 09:20

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Quote (Dark Paladin @ 2nd October 2003 10:20)

In the North American Greates hits, the figures were increased.

Care to provide a source/some evidence on that? It seems an utterly bizarre thing to change for a rerelease, considering that a) there is almost always no change, and B) there are a lot of bugs that needed attention where this didn't.

I personally doubt the figures changed in any version. If they did at all, it would most likely have been in FF7j's conversion to FF7 International (that's the NA AND Euro version, unlike FF10, and the Japanese rerelease), or in FF7 International -> FF7PC (though this seems much less likely).

This post has been edited by Tiddles on 2nd October 2003 10:56

Quote (Tiddles @ 2nd October 2003 06:56)

Quote (Dark Paladin @ 2nd October 2003 10:20)

In the North American Greates hits, the figures were increased.

Care to provide a source/some evidence on that? It seems an utterly bizarre thing to change for a rerelease, considering that a) there is almost always no change, and B) there are a lot of bugs that needed attention where this didn't.

The Limit Break Mechanics Guide I mentioned earlier.

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"I had to write four novels before they let me write comic books."
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I read it, and it couldn't find that anywhere; BOTH sets of figures say they come from that version, if you actually read it, and it says the reason for the difference is not understood.

This post has been edited by Tiddles on 2nd October 2003 21:01