In addition, at the end of this chapter, there is a listing of common Compound EX Skills, which are available for multiple characters. Were going to list the most useful ones youll probably stumble across the others as you play. Each character has 20 or so Compound EX Skills, some of which are useful, some of which arent. Under each characters listing, well also have a short list of Compound EX Skills that are unique to that character. This chapter will give you a brief overview of each characters strengths and weaknesses, along with a list of desirable AI settings. Youve got more than one world to save, and hopefully this guide will bring you a successful journey.Įxile from Underworld Luin Reconstruction The Colosseum The Devil's Arms The Secret Summon The Book of the Underworld Cook of Lore Making Figurinesĭuring your time spent playing Tales of Symphonia, youll come across nine different playable characters. Theres also a chapter detailing some of the numerous optional side quests that youll encounter as you play. GameSpots unofficial guide to Tales of Symphonia features a complete walk-through for the entire game, along with a host of other features, such as: a rundown of Compound Unison Attacks a list of all of the recipes in the game and where to find them hints on achieving that elusive 100-hit combo and suggested AI settings for each of your nine party members. Although the game moves along quickly, you can expect to spend at least 40 or 50 hours exploring the game world and experiencing the many twists and turns in the games plot. Fate intervenes, however, as it is wont to do, and Lloyd and his friends are swept up into an adventure that will take them across the entire world.and beyond. In Tales, you take on the role of Lloyd Irving, a self-taught swordsman who attends school in a small village where nothing much seems to happen. With the launch of Tales of Symphonia, a brand-new title in Namcos well-established Tales series, RPG gamers finally have a game that justifies their Gamecube purchase. Besides games like Skies of Arcadia and Phantasy Star Online, both ports of older Dreamcast games, or Zelda: The Wind Waker, which is debatably more an adventure game than an RPG, very few role-playing games of any stripe, let alone traditional party-based RPGs, have appeared on the Gamecube.until now. Its been a tough couple of years for Gamecube owners who are also RPG fans. By The Stratos Group Design by Marty Smith

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