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The ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' series has more ways to shatter the difficulty curve that you can barely shake a sword at it. These are rarely fixed up in [[Video Game Remake|remakes]], so some consider bonus content an attempt to give the broken material some pressure. This makes games that ''do'' fix up broken content (e.g. ''[[Final Fantasy XI]]'') somewhat controversial.
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*** This gets even worse when you use this on really strong enemies like T-Rexaur, Snow Lion, or Ruby Dragon, which almost guarantees enough experience for an automatic level up with each victory.
** If you make sure that the only offensive magic in Rinoa's list is Meteor, her Angel Wing limit break becomes ridiculous, especially when combined with speed exploits. In short, it spams Meteor. [[There Is No Kill Like Overkill|Incessantly.]]
*** Also, if you caste Aura on everyone and have Rinoa use Angelo for her limit break after he's learned all of his moves, there's a chance that he will use "Invincible Moon" [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|which makes your entire party invincible for three turns]], and aura will provide them the ability to endlessly spam their limit breaks as long as its in effect. This is more than enough to go through most part of the game, and it gets even better if [[
** With a good strength junction and decent finger speed, Zell can pretty much destroy ''anything'' simply by alternating the two most basic moves of his limit break over and over again, a trick [[Awesome Yet Practical]] enough to earn the [[Fan Nickname]] "Armageddon Fist."
** Squall + [[Infinity+1 Sword|Lionheart]] + 100 Hastes junctioned to Speed + Aura + Haste = absolute carnage.
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** Better yet -- if you walk into a wall, you get into a fight. You can set up the game to auto-finder (Merchant crown) and auto-escape (Wanderer crown). Escape does not cause an end of battle screen, so you're instantly on the world map again. In other words, if you really wanted to, you can point at the wall in auto mode, with 3 Merchants and 1 Wanderer, each with Hermes Boots equipped (always act first), steal 3 gems, escape, repeatedly, until you come back to the DS.
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