I am wondering why steps exist in that form. If one UCR is only taking it down to x2, you sure don't need 36 more bones to take it back to x3. If you are then throwing two more UCRs at it, well, why not just use all three at once? Is there something I don't know about how the XP bonus is calculated?
As long as you don't die, STDs are just like little kids I thought if you use too many at once the multiplier drops and you don't get the full benefit? Obviously not then Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast! Nevermind, I just checked and you need 5 particle accelerators.
Yeah, that way is the cheapest, but you don't need to use 1 then 2 for the 2nd tier, you can just use 3 immediately. User Info: EggSplatter. More topics from this board Later in the game, you can use Superconductors for even bigger bonuses. Be aware of when you're nearing your weapons level cap. You don't want to waste experience on a weapon that will be maxed out in XP. If an item doesn't seem to offer much experience, even in the presence of a large multiplier, check its sell price.
Last Edited: 21 Oct am. Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide. If both sources are available, the Shops are always the best choice. I'll also add the name of the shop in parenthesis. The "Catalyst Cost" column will be left blank for accessories that can be both bought and obtained via upgrade of other items this, again, is because buying from a Shop is always cheaper than getting items via upgrade of their lower version.
In case there is no Shop name, it's implied that the cost refers to the Materials necessary to get that item via Upgrade. In the next tables, the item you have to upgrade to get a certain item is always the one before the item you're looking at except the Twenty-sided Die, which is obtained by upgrading any of the six "charm" items before it, and not just by upgrading the one immediately before it , provided that the items belong to the same "family" HP Bangles, Strength Wristbands, etc.
I've grouped "families" of accessories together with the background color of the table. The cost of Catalysts is not factored in the Cost column, but it's added separately in the third column. Note that the Catalyst that will be factored is obviously the Catalyst required to upgrade the lower-version of that X item into its superior version which is the X item itself. In the case of the Tier-3 weapons, which can be acquired from different Tier-2 weapons which have different costs of upgrade , the minimum cost i.
In other words, it's a guide that tells you what to buy and how many items in total you will need if Treasure Hunter required only the objects that in the Checklist are a "No" Free Supply, which is the actual case if you've got the rest for free.
If that's not your case say you've missed a weapon in a treasure somewhere where you can't go back , then it should be simple enough for you to act accordingly and use the Shop page info and the previous EXP tables to find, get, and upgrade whatever you've missed.
So, you've reached the end of the game, looted every possible treasure, dug up 20x treasures with the Chocobo, finished all the Cie'th Missions, and you're set and ready to farm Gil and Catalysts to complete Treasure Hunter. Items from shop. This will cost a total of 1,, Gil. Titanium Bangle and Nimbletoe Boots could be obtained via upgrade, but it would cost more than buying them from the shop. The expensive weapons from Gilgamesh, Inc. Survivalist Catalog and a zero-stars rating in battle could earn you one of these weapons about every five attempts against those targets, but farming Platinum Ingots to buy them new is clearly a better option: the time it takes to even just reach the enemies that can drop those weapons is almost the time that, statistically speaking, would take you to get a Platinum Ingot.
The low drop rate of these weapons, and the fact that you have to deliberately fight those battles slowly to ensure a zero-stars rating for higher drop chances, since it's a Party Drop , ultimatey make the "drop method" of acquiring them a slower and therefore worse option. Just for curiosity, these are the missions:.
Shrouding Talisman and Sprint Shoes. Upgrading a Tetradic Tiara which you already have from Chocobo treasures, and you are more than likely to never use it as an accessory since it's pretty useless when you can buy Aegisol for 12, Gil to max level costs only 4, Gil.
Now get all of the following Accessories via Upgrade. Refer to the first tables of this page to know how to upgrade them efficiently and as cheaply as possible. Just leave the base accessory at max level; then, when you'll spawn Shaolong Gui in the Steppe, you'll farm Dark Matter off of him and add the final Catalyst. The Materials to upgrade these items will cost a total of , Gil.
Chances are that when you're getting Treasure Hunter you have at least upgraded Fang and Lightning's weapons to maxed-out Tier-2 or higher, and you've probably also upgraded a weapon for each other characters. For simplicity here I'll pretend that you didn't do so, theorizing the max cost it would take you to upgrade all weapons from Tier-1 to Tier-2, and one the cheapest possible weapon for every character from Tier-2 to Tier Weapons are much easier to track than accessories, so I won't be listing the ones you need below: just take evey Tier-1 weapon and upgrade it to Tier Then pick the cheapest ones indicated in the Weapons Checklist table and take them to Tier Note that if you made the maxed-out Tier-2 weapons suggested in the Story Walkthrough pages you can detract from that sum:.
During the course of the story you can have acquired from fixed treasures, fixed drops, and Cie'th Missions rewards these Catalysts: 5x Rhodochrosite, 4x Cobaltite, 2x Perovskite, 7x Uraninite, 3x Scarletite, 5x Mnar Stone. Assuming that you wisely decide to farm Scarletite against the Sacrifice enemies of Orphan's Cradle and Eden either area is ok , Dark Matter against Shaolong Gui, and Trapezohedron against Long Gui, you'll still need to buy:. Grand Total and Achievement. The grand total for a diligent player that will only have to farm the least possible is 6,, Gil.
If you got all the Tier-2 maxed-out weapons suggested for farming, you "only" have 5,, more Gil to get. These amounts translate respectively to x and x Platinum Ingots. Remember that the achievement will not unlock immediately after you get the last piece of equipment in your inventory, but you have to go talk to Bhakti in Oerba!
After doing so, he will finally unlock this achievement for you:. Treasure Hunter Held every weapon and accessory. Introduction In this page we're going to focus on everything related to the Equipment Upgrading mechanics and the most time consuming achievement of the game, Treasure Hunter.
For the first 10 chapters in Final Fantasy XIII, players will notice a set path and unfamiliar or obvious linearity to the progression of the story, narrative and especially the gameplay. It has been documented that the game world opens up to the player during the course of chapter 11 of the story.
Being able to explore a larger area than previously may come too late for some, with only three more chapters left to complete after the transition into open world gameplay, but the essence of terrain movement and RPG gaming is still there.
After watching the cutscene to begin the chapter and subsequently dispensing with an Anavatapta Warmech in a relatively tough battle, players are rewarded with the Sanctum Labs key item and the ability to shop at twelve different digital storefronts.
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