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Among all the games a play briefly here and there, I have been sharing my attention between Blazing Lazers (or M.U.S.H.A. if I want something more difficult) and Chrono Trigger (SNES version).

noiseredux wrote:

Nintendork666 wrote:Just reached Xian in Golden Sun (GBA).

I don't think I fully understand the Djinni system. Why is it that I can't just give Mia's Zephyr, a wind Djinni, to Ivan? I don't want to trade it out for one of Ivan's current Djinni - I just want Ivan to have all the wind Djinni that I've found so far.

You're certainly allowed to have more than 2 Djinni set to each character, so why is this an issue?

FYI, I've got this one my trade list:



However I THINK that for levels 1-6 you can only have one of each element. And then it keeps increasing after so many levels.

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And I'm not sure what the deal was, but after obtaining the Djinn found in Xian (which was set to Ivan), I was able to 'give' it to Mia, and 'give' Mia's Zephyr to Ivan. So, all is well.

Currently playing FF8. I'm on disc 2, just side questin'. I'm using a walkthrough just for the cards and some other stuffs....The story...as ridiculous as it is, I dig. While the game is a bit broken, it's enough to keep me comin' back.

Orange Box. Incinerating a certain friend was very sad....

Nintendork666 wrote:Just reached Xian in Golden Sun (GBA).

I don't think I fully understand the Djinni system. Why is it that I can't just give Mia's Zephyr, a wind Djinni, to Ivan? I don't want to trade it out for one of Ivan's current Djinni - I just want Ivan to have all the wind Djinni that I've found so far.

You're certainly allowed to have more than 2 Djinni set to each character, so why is this an issue?

None of your characters can have more than 1 djinn more than another of your characters. They have to be evenly distributed. If you had 3 on Ivan and 3 on Mia, you have to trade so that you dont end up with 2 on one and 4 or the other.

alienjesus wrote:

Nintendork666 wrote:Just reached Xian in Golden Sun (GBA).

I don't think I fully understand the Djinni system. Why is it that I can't just give Mia's Zephyr, a wind Djinni, to Ivan? I don't want to trade it out for one of Ivan's current Djinni - I just want Ivan to have all the wind Djinni that I've found so far.

You're certainly allowed to have more than 2 Djinni set to each character, so why is this an issue?

None of your characters can have more than 1 djinn more than another of your characters. They have to be evenly distributed. If you had 3 on Ivan and 3 on Mia, you have to trade so that you dont end up with 2 on one and 4 or the other.

Okay, that makes sense.

thanks dude!

Nintendork666 wrote:

alienjesus wrote:

Nintendork666 wrote:Just reached Xian in Golden Sun (GBA).

I don't think I fully understand the Djinni system. Why is it that I can't just give Mia's Zephyr, a wind Djinni, to Ivan? I don't want to trade it out for one of Ivan's current Djinni - I just want Ivan to have all the wind Djinni that I've found so far.

You're certainly allowed to have more than 2 Djinni set to each character, so why is this an issue?

None of your characters can have more than 1 djinn more than another of your characters. They have to be evenly distributed. If you had 3 on Ivan and 3 on Mia, you have to trade so that you dont end up with 2 on one and 4 or the other.

Okay, that makes sense.

thanks dude!

For what it's worth, using the standard djinn for each character results in some of the weakest classes they can be. It's perfectly easy to beat the game like this, but they'll be better if you mix up the djinn. Of course, there are other things to consider too, like keeping someone with good healing psynergy, and the psynergy and class changes when you use up djinn for summoning.

So playing Little Red Riding Hood Zombie BBQ a little bit, DSiWare version though I really want to get my hands on a retail copy. Pretty cool so far. Ikari Warriors style shooter with a great concept

Also diving deeper in Skyrim, which I'm kind of digging so far. I haven't seen much combat though, so I can't comment much on that. I've been having fun exploring and talking to people and discovering quests and reading random books. One thing that does appeal to me with these western style rpgs is that there are so many people in need of help. I get to play good samaritan more than I do in real life with these games and it feels good

Gamerforlife wrote:So playing Little Red Riding Hood Zombie BBQ a little bit, DSiWare version though I really want to get my hands on a retail copy. Pretty cool so far. Ikari Warriors style shooter with a great concept

Also diving deeper in Skyrim, which I'm kind of digging so far. I haven't seen much combat though, so I can't comment much on that. I've been having fun exploring and talking to people and discovering quests and reading random books. One thing that does appeal to me with these western style rpgs is that there are so many people in need of help. I get to play good samaritan more than I do in real life with these games and it feels good

Zombie BBQ is not perfect, but it might be my favorite NDS game. Cool that it's on DSIware now

yeah Zombie BBQ is awesome.