Not complete at all.
I also have FFVII game guide and it indeed missed some stuff, like you can steal this from that monster, and it's not mention in the guide, stuff like this, but I found that a lot of things are missing in FFX guide. I am a bit dissapointed.
If I read correctly, it doesnt mention the fact that if you return to the chamber of fayth of every temple after finishing Zanarkand, you're gonna get great gifts and not-so-not-important cutscenes. There is absolutly no strategies mentionned for the mini games like the Chocobo racing, the Lightning Dodgings, the Butterflies chasing, etc. It only mentions what you will get as a gift.
There is a list of every armor and weapons for each character...but we can only see their names! (lol) Nothing about what ability they have or where to get them!!! That, I found it pretty dissapointing.
Like, right now, I want to find a freaking ''No Encouter'' armor or weapon, well I need to go to the Internet to know how to find one!
At least, it says that i can customize the ability No Encounter with 30 purifying Salts... But i cant find from which monsters I can get purifying salts!
Oh and the Trainer, every time you bring monsters to him, he gives you a gift right? Well, in the guide, it is not mention which gift youll get for what monsters... Maybe it is random and i dont know though.
I bought this guide so I could stop going to the Internet every now and then.
Ah, also, In the walthrough, there are maps of all the places, with the exact place shown on it for where to find the chests and Al Bhed Primer and all that, but for example, after your beat the Sperimorph and get the Jecht sphere, or after you beat Zanarkand, stuff appear on the road that weren't there at the first time. These items are not shown on the maps, you gotta find them.
Ah well, it's not that bad. It's only not a well constructed game guide for lazy asses.Read full review
