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The exception iirc is if you put a given materia onto a different character then it strips it from all weapons on the initial character holding it for obvious reasons.
In FF7 (original) Master All sells extremely well. I wouldn't ever sell materia in FF7 remake though. Simply get to post game and do the garage section with Gil Plus materia equipped. Take a few minutes to earn hundreds of thousands of gil. Before post game its very hard to be broke unless you skip like all extra side quests and never explore at all.
Cloud is mostly independent materia geared around building ATB quickly and maintaining it
Tifa is similar with parry to dodge around a lot and blizzard for high-stagger
Aerith is dedicated sorcerer
Etc.
I never felt the need to change builds except for Weiss and maybe Hell House.
Similar to HP Plus materia (where everyone wants 1-2 mastered to reach max HP or close) you can also equip 1-2 MP Materia if struggling with MP, though I will say if you get used to the combat appropriately in hard you do not need even a single MP Materia and can still abuse magic.
There is an MP Absorb materia that pairs with other materia like Fire/etc. When used it will recover a portion of the MP. This works even better with magnify effect as hits multiple enemies if you cast a cheap Fire/Fira. There is another materia to further enhance this, Synergy Materia (support blue materia). When paired with magic it will auto cast that on your AI character automatically for free at no ATB cost + no MP cost with the most basic version of the spell when you use a command (ATB like a weapon skill, magic, etc.).
Example: Party of Cloud (you control) + Tifa + Barrett. Tifa has the following materia equipped: Fire (mastered) + Synergy in one slot, another Fire + Magnify in another slot, a third slot pair of another Fire + MP Absorb. This will cause Fire to carry all three effects. Now on Cloud (or if you swap to Barrett) if you use an ATB command Tifa will auto cast the lowest Fire spell 'fire' for free and at no ATB cost. This can result in thousands of free dmg if it is a proper element or at least one they aren't resistant to, costs no ATB, but will absorb MP when she casts fire to all targets A few casts will allow her to recover MP fast. This is especially useful with Aerith double casting making for some nice MP efficient bursts of dmg from two casters.
There are weapons that have better MP regeneration and support, too, which can help further. Make sure to unlock the proper perks for those and use those if you are needing to.
Do not use -zaga spells like Thundaga almost ever. They simply use far too much MP and offer 0 increase in dmg to the stagger gauge and barely any extra HP damage. The exception is something like end of chapter boss or simulator fights and stuff where you can splurge. -ara spells are the best, overall. Efficient cost, good dmg, highest stagger build up. Speaking of stagger, blizzara is superior to any other spell for building up stagger gauge fast so use it (not blizzaga or other spells) if your main goal is stagger and some extra dmg.
Have characers with Chakra + Prayer for healing. Almost never use Restore materia. A mastered full life revival is more efficient than casting restore for a few thousand HP when it can recover 9999 HP, iirc, and if they aren't dead why not use chakra or prayer (exceptions if you REALLY need to clutch keep buffs like haste + wall).
Machines are weak to lightning, beasts to fire, fliers to wind and whatever was weak to ice was too weak to care on the long run anyway.
Not to be a ♥♥♥♥ here, but there simply is no way to say this with out sounding like a ♥♥♥♥. i never even mentioned magical strength. Nor did I bring up like half the things that you went into. I mean thank you for the perspective, i guess. But i'm not really sure what to say in closing to make this response sound less ♥♥♥♥ 'ish.
To each there own, but that is actually the one negative I have for the Persona series is that by mid game you can create a persona that covers all weaknesses and pretty much 1 shot every enemy the entire second half of the game because you no longer have to choose between fire or water or light demons you have one demon to rule them all.
You say you didn't mention magical strength? Neither did I, at least not in terms of magic stats. What I did explain was MP efficiency ratio to offensive magic and stagger dmg which is very relevant considering even 3-4 -aga spells can bankrupt your MP in a single fight for an entire chapter.
You complained about MP issues preventing you from effectively utilizing magic in hard difficulty:
I told you quite clearly how to radically improve MP efficiency and the proper way to utilize magic in hard mode. Magic is by far the strongest method of combat in the game, including in hard mode, beating out including even Limit Breaks and any other option.
How about a "thanks" next time? Or if someone doesn't quite cover the specific issue you had in mind clarifying your point?
Dont know about beating out limit breaks. You can pretty much one shot regular encounters with limit breaks and you can guarantee yourself to start the fight with a full guage using jormungandr or how the hell you spell it.
For normal mobs at best you might pull off limit level 1 (without the limit break super accessory, because you're not the only one who can't spell that accessories name lol) but a single cast can end most mob fights in about 2-3s because of Magnify so it straight wins there. Limit level 2 would just be wasted dmg for mobs and no advanced magic setup needed and less time wasted on animation plus it hits all mobs more reliably than limit 1 or 2.
For bosses where it really matters limit level 2 is still almost impossible to pull off unless the fight is massively drawn out and your basically losing hard or using Tifa with Transference module. Obviously, this excludes the super accessory giving free limit break. Now, if we consider limit level 2 as available for a given boss fight, like Bahamut, ignoring the issue of getting it entirely... then see below.
Tifa's Dolphin Flurry is the strongest limit break in the game with a power of 2960. Over 50% of that power comes from the final hit which will usually be wasted at dmg cap of 9999 while most of the other hits are very low damage (40 power for most). Even with max bonus dmg 300% you're going to do somewhere around just a bit over 20k likely, unfortunately with half of your total theoretical dmg potential being capped at 9999 on that final hit. It takes about 9-10s to perform the limit break animation.
Magic Thundaga, as an example, has a power of 500. Coupled with Aerith's Arcane Ward which causes a second cast at 50% of the dmg this means per cast you get about 750 Power in dmg, however, at max 300% bonus dmg that second hit is confirmed to do 9999 (esp if they're weak against it but close to that even if they aren't) with an optimal setup such as Fury Ring, uber high magic attack stats possible (Magic Up materia, general strong magic attack scaling on some weapons, etc.). You can have two people setup for this, most popular Aerith + Cloud. This means a total power of 1500 per each ATB action. It takes about 2-3s to cast a spell meaning you could have around 3000 power minimal (aka identical for Dolphin power scaling before considering superior scaling of magic dmg compared to physical builds) from their two stock ATB or if Tifa is acting ATB battery in the same timeframe it takes to cast Dolphin Strike up to 3x each character. This is a total of 9000 Power from Cloud + Aerith casting, before considering the superior scaling and the fact these are per hit nukes well split with dmg unlike Dolphin' Strikes spread out poorly placed dmg scaling and half wasted massively overkill on her final hit. This is 6 hits for a total of nearly 60k dmg. However, this didn't consider you could truly go all in (pointless except vs Weiss tho tbh, total ridiculous overkill) and have Tifa act too and she can pull off 1-2 cast depending on how fast you do it while still giving battery to 1 more ATB. This puts it at a total of 10,500 power and I'm not even counting Tifa's other hits to briefly battery during part of that as she gives up one cast. In short you start to approach around 80-90k dmg with the most optimal setup. Now, even if you didn't terribly optimize it a more subpar setup would still see dmg far outstripping Dolphin Limit Break, not to mention the weaker other limit breaks.
I think for the most common fights, though, where you aren't doing advanced setups in your NG+ run then Limit 2 has a meaningful impact and/or for the average player who doesn't figure out how OP magic is. Regardless, both are very powerful for sure.
Different story on Hard, but you know better what to expect then. Personally, I loved the materia system even more than in the original which it already was pretty great in.
I know it does sound that way and i apologize as im not sure how to phrase it better so i sound less douche. And thank you for your feedback.