16, perfectly normal
All the Ultimate Weapons power up differently. In Vincent's case, the amount of damage he deals with his Death Penalty is related to the number of enemies he kills. So, if he's suddenly dealing massive amounts of damage you've been using him to kill a lot of things, which is a Good Thing. I believe there is
In the game Final Fantasy VII there are 2 secret characters, one of them is Vincent Valentine. Unlike other characters, Vincent's final Limit Break Chaos can only be obtained by doing a task that also gets him his ultimate weapon Death Penalty. Heres how you get them. Just so you know THIS IS NOT A TUTORIAL ON HOW
Note (Death Penalty): Vincent's ultimate weapon charges based upon how many creatures Vincent has killed. If you fancy him as a character and want him to be.
3 Jun 2012
29 Mar 2013 After reading your post, I remembered a chap named @Absolute Steve on Gamefaqs.com and his in depth Final Fantasy Frequently Asked Questions and Walk-through guide. This guide may be the most informative guide to Final Fantasy VII, unless someone could point out a better one. You can find his
Vincent wields Death Penalty with one hand in Final Fantasy VII. The Death Penalty (???????, Desu Penaruti?), also known as Death Penalties, is a recurring gun in the Final Fantasy series. It is usually one of the strongest guns available.
For Final Fantasy VII on the PlayStation, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Vincent's Death Penalty overflow math". This is an unreleased, rough version of my guide which I upload onto my pastebin everytime I hit a small milestone. Anything past the "multiple overflow" section is just notes.
16 Jun 2009 Vincent is a very good magic user and his limit breaks are real effective against normal enemies. With his normal attacks, it's just a matter of taking the time to level up Death Penalty." Unfortunately, Vincent is not a particularly good magic user, because every character in FF7 is functionally a carbon-copy,
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