Common questions 

Can I go back and get Al BHED primers?

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Can I go back and get Al BHED primers?

once you hit that sliding door and you get a certain cutscene you can go back missing at least one al bhed primer that you CANNOT retreive late.

What are al BHED primers for?

Al Bhed Primer. Al Bhed Dictionary) are items in Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 that solve the enciphered language of the Al Bhed, each translating one letter. …

How do you check which al BHED primers you have?

You have to select “Key Items” from your “Items” screen, and then scroll to the bottom to see them. They probably won’t be visible from the top of the list, even if you see empty spaces underneath the items you can see.

How many al BHED primers are there?

26

Where is the Al BHED primer in omega ruins?

Al Bhed Primer XXVI: Omega Ruins Journey through the Omega Ruins and you will reach an area with four chests that face each other. Al Bhed Primer XXVI can be found against the wall to your left, near to the torch.

Does no encounters work in omega ruins?

I know that’s how I got quite a few no encounters while levelling up in Omega Ruins. The only possible way to get a no encounters weapon is from Geosgaeno. No other enemy will drop No Encounters on weapons, nor can you customize on a weapon.

Where are the Omega ruins?

The Omega Ruins, also known as Omega Dungeon in the menu at the Monster Arena, is a large optional dungeon located within a small group of islands to the east of Spira’s main continent in Final Fantasy X. Rather maze-like, like Inside Sin, this place must be mapped by the player.

Where can I get no encounters in FFX?

To get No Encounter as an armor drop, you can get it from ghost and demonolith from Sin and Omega Ruins. To customize it, you’ll need 30 purifying salts which can be stolen by Abadon from Sin, the monks from Zanarkand Ruins, and Hornet at the Monster Arena.

What is the warmest thing on earth?

The hottest thing that we know of (and have seen) is actually a lot closer than you might think. It’s right here on Earth at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). When they smash gold particles together, for a split second, the temperature reaches 7.2 trillion degrees Fahrenheit.