#FINAL FANTASY XIII FULL#

Upon defeating Nemesis, Lightning starts a monologue about the need to use their powers in order to save the world instead of destroying it.ДЄdditionally, both the Seventh Ark and Nemesis have Datalog entries, however they were not translated to English.Lightning senses an ambush and notices Nemesis she taunts the Fal'Cie, and battle begins. When initiating the battle with Nemesis, a short cutscene plays showing the arena.(most likely) When all four switches are enabled inside the first hall, the door to the second hall opens.However, Vanille quickly makes it clear that this is a separate Ark and one of the 13 existing ones.

#FINAL FANTASY XIII FULL#

Upon entering, the full party will think that they've landed back in the Fifth Ark.

As a result, he's immune to most attacks due to hits not always connecting with his collision mesh.

Nemesis has about 6,999,993 HP, but unlike his manipulators does not seem to have the correct collision mesh.

His two manipulators, left and right, each have roughly 2,999,997 HP.

Nemesis itself has poor animations and no AI.

Besides cutscenes, the Seventh Ark also features a Fal'Cie boss dubbed Nemesis, which was later reused in XIII-2 as Adam, the proto-Fal'Cie.ДЄs for the rest of the existing content, the boss battle is roughly laid out: The available parts of the Seventh Ark contain few in-game cutscenes (non-CGI), which are unpolished (lack of ambiance audio, rough animations) and have only Japanese voice-overs (though there are English subtitles). Present in the middle is another diamond-shaped switch which functions like the other four.Д¬urrently, there is no way to leave the initial area, as it is completely detached from the rest of the rooms (marked with a red rectangle). The gates do not have any collision, and walking through them reveals a small box-style, dead-end room which may indicate that this area was meant to be an ambush of some sort. The second room is much smaller and round, with a set of three (locked) main doors located directly in front, left, and right with a set of closed gates located on diagonal walls. Using the second option seems to either do nothing at all, or launch one of two things: a cutscene showing the door which leads to the second hallway opening, or a Nemesis boss battle. Accepting the first option will make the switch spin indefinitely while making the player unable to move, leaving you with no option but closing the game or resetting the console.

The greater hallway also has a set of four diamond-shaped switches which, despite being interactive, don't contain any messages. It is worth noting that the accessible area does not have any enemies, although whether that was the final intention is unknown. The accessible area consists of a small corridor with warp gate, leading to a greater hallway with a Berserker (or a statue of it) in the middle. Once entered, it was supposed to greet the player with an introductory screen identical to the chapter title screen. Originally, it was meant to be accessible using the 3rd warp gate inside The Orphan's Cradle. A small part of the area can be accessed by editing user save files, but additional modifications are required to initiate other events within the area due to a lack of (or removal of) event scripting. As a result, the Seventh Ark was never finished.Дespite being incomplete, the retail version on all three platforms does contain the Seventh Ark. It was then supposed to be finished and released as DLC, but the team ran into issues caused by differences in the DLC shipping process between the Xbox 360 and PS3.ДЄdditionally, the team indicated that there were technical limitations of some kind within the engine which possibly made it harder to ship the DLC. However, due to its nature, being optional, and not essential to the story, it was sacrificed for the sake of finishing the rest of the game in time for release. (Source: Final Fantasy XIII Ultimania Omega)

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