- Ys: Memories of Celceta
- Table of Contents
- Gameplay
- Walkthrough
Table of Contents
Walkthrough
- Casnia Mine
- Frontier City of Casnan
- Beast Plains
- Forest of Dawn
- Comodo Village
- Ancient Burrow
- Algon River Basin
- Selray Village
- Sacred Beasts' Nest
- Underground Ruins
- Highland Town
- Tower of Providence
- Danan Village
- Lake Tolmes Ruins
- Colonia Artifact Laboratory
- Iris, World of Records
Appendices
- Equipment
- Items
- Quests
- Monsters
- Memories
- Achievements and trophies
Select controller:
PlayStation 4,Xbox,Keyboard & Mouse
Contents
- 1 Camp Menu
- 2 Combat
- 2.1 Attack Types
- 2.2 Skills
- 2.3 Attack Bonuses
- 2.4 Advanced Controls
- 2.5 Dropped Items
- 2.6 Status Effects
- 3 Party
- 4 Unique Actions
- 5 Monuments
- 6 Harvest Locations
- 7 Resting
Camp Menu[edit | edit source]
- Equip
- Change party members equipment
- Skills
- Equip skills
- Items
- Use consumables, equip artifacts, and view items
- System
- Save and load game, change options
- Party
- Adjust party members
- Journal
- View entries for story, quests, monsters, materials, manual, and records
- Memories
- Recall found memories
- Map
- View map
Combat[edit | edit source]
Attack Types[edit | edit source]
Each party member has one of three attack types: slash, strike, or pierce. Enemies may have a weakness to one of the types. Effective attacks are shown with yellow numbers and ineffective attacks are shown with blue numbers. In general, slash attacks are effective against soft enemies, strike attacks are effective against hard enemies, and pierce attacks are effective against nimble and flying enemies.
Skills[edit | edit source]
Party members may learn skills when they attack strong enemies. Up to four skills can be equipped and they map to and a face button. Skills require SP and gain EXP when used. They can be leveled up to a maximum of 3.
EXTRA skills are powerful attacks that can be unleashed by pressing when the EXTRA gauge is full. The EXTRA gauge is a yellow circle that fills up over time and when skills are used.
Attack Bonuses[edit | edit source]
- Aerial Combo
- Attack airborne enemy. Damage is increased and obtain gold, SP, and life energy.
- Skill Finish
- Defeat an enemy using a skill. Regain half of SP and obtain life energy.
- Excellent Kill
- Defeat an enemy using attack type it's weak against. Drops more gold and may drop rare items.
Advanced Controls[edit | edit source]
- Flash Guard
- Guard just as an enemy attacks. Damage is nullified, SP and EXTRA gauges increase, and all attacks are critical for a short time.
- Flash Move
- Evade just as an enemy attacks. Invincible for a short time and enemies will move in slow motion.
Dropped Items[edit | edit source]
Enemies may drop the following when defeated. If they leave behind a corpse, it can be attacked to drop more items.
- Gold
- Drops in different values.
- Life Energy
- Small or large green orb that recovers a small amount of HP.
- Materials
- Used for reinforcing, refining, and exchanging.
Status Effects[edit | edit source]
Status | Duration | Effect |
---|---|---|
Poison | Long | HP slowly decreases. |
Paralysis | Long | Occasionally halts movement. |
Heavy | Medium | Movement speed is decreased. |
Burning | Short | HP rapidly decreases. |
Freezing | Short | Unable to move. |
Misfortune | Long | Drop gold upon taking damage. |
Curse | Long | Enemy attacks are always critical. |
Party[edit | edit source]
Up to three characters can be active in the party and they can be swapped out in the camp menu. Reserve characters will still earn EXP. You can switch the playable character by pressing or . The party AI can be changed to focus on attacking () or evading (). The AI controlled party members will automatically harvest and pick up dropped items.
Once there are three characters in the party, party abilities become active. There are two based on the attack types.
- Rare Item Drop Rate Up
- One of each attack type. Enemies may drop more rare items.
- Increased Damaged
- Two with the same attack type. Party members deal increased damage.
Unique Actions[edit | edit source]
Each party member has a unique action that can be used when encountering a target circle on certain objects or locations. If the target circle is red, then you need to switch characters. Once you have the right character, press to perform the action and an event will occur.
Monuments[edit | edit source]
Stone monuments will activate when touched and are shown on the map. They restore all HP and cure any status effects. After a game over, you can retry at the last monument you touched or the last town or camp you visited.
Harvest Locations[edit | edit source]
Stupendous Scavenger
Discovered every resource point.
Harvest locations are found throughout Celceta and can be attacked to drop materials. They regenerate after some time has elapsed. Once discovered, they are shown with an icon on the map.
Resting[edit | edit source]
When standing still in outside areas, party members will put away their weapons and slowly recover HP. The Spirit Cape artifact can be equipped to increase the healing rate and recover in indoor areas.
Go to top
- Ys: Memories of Celceta
- Gameplay
- Controls
Table of Contents
Walkthrough
- Casnia Mine
- Frontier City of Casnan
- Beast Plains
- Forest of Dawn
- Comodo Village
- Ancient Burrow
- Algon River Basin
- Selray Village
- Sacred Beasts' Nest
- Underground Ruins
- Highland Town
- Tower of Providence
- Danan Village
- Lake Tolmes Ruins
- Colonia Artifact Laboratory
- Iris, World of Records
Appendices
- Equipment
- Items
- Quests
- Monsters
- Memories
- Achievements and trophies
Retrieved from ""