Loegres Villa - missable chest?

[Lucathegreat]

I didn't have enough souls to open the Katz chest just before the cutscene (with the.. griffin thing killing the priest), will I ever be able to come back there eventually?
They closed the passage afterward, so I couldn't backtrack... :(

[Seattlehockeyfan84]

Originally posted by Lucathegreat:

I didn't have enough souls to open the Katz chest just before the cutscene (with the.. griffin thing killing the priest), will I ever be able to come back there eventually?
They closed the passage afterward, so I couldn't backtrack... :(

As far as i am aware its missible. Its better to reload farm more spirits before going into the villa.

[RiO]

Originally posted by gstommylee001:

Originally posted by Lucathegreat:

I didn't have enough souls to open the Katz chest just before the cutscene (with the.. griffin thing killing the priest), will I ever be able to come back there eventually?
They closed the passage afterward, so I couldn't backtrack... :(

As far as i am aware its missible.

Bamco doesn't ever learn, do they?

[Lucathegreat]

Well, ♥♥♥♥ them. So you have to wait until NG+ to get everything just for this stupid thing?

But does opening them even count toward any achievement in the first place?

[Seattlehockeyfan84]

Yes. There is an achivement that you have to open all 58 of them. The game requires two playthroughs to get all the achivements.

There is no such thing as a JRPG that doesn't have missables. This is why you make mutiple save points to go back.

[RiO]

Originally posted by Lucathegreat:

Well, ♥♥♥♥ them. So you have to wait until NG+ to get everything just for this stupid thing?

Just pray they didn't do something as incomprehensibly pigheadedly stupid as what they did in Zestiria; where certain fashion attachments are added to inventory only on the condition that a corresponding Steam achievement / PSN Trophy is unlocked.

Yes; not upon meeting the conditions for the achievement unlock, but upon the actual unlock.

In other words: under normal circumstances, you can get those attachments once and only once. And if you forget to save; accidentally overwrite your save that had them unlocked; or just want to earn them on another save? Well, that's just tough.

For Steam you can atleast use the achievement manager to re-lock the single achievement that spawns the attachment, to fix this. But for the game's PS3 and PS4 versions, you can only reset trophies by uninstalling the entire trophy set, meaning you have to re-earn all of them afterwards.

[Promestein]

You can return and you will return later(almost very end of the game).

[Seattlehockeyfan84]

Originally posted by Promestein:

You can return and you will return later(almost very end of the game).

Oh really? Good to know.

[Red]

Originally posted by gstommylee001:

There is no such thing as a JRPG that doesn't have missables. This is why you make mutiple save points to go back.

Most of them don't have missables nowadays precisely because the developers have learned their lesson.

...Except Namco Bandai :P, but in any case it's not really a big deal anyway since you have NG+.

[Sasha the Qwaser]

Uh, no. You can go back to the villa freely via the catacombs dungeon, especially later in the game when you have free roam of the entire game. There's nothing missable in the game, as far as I am aware (Unless you're like me and play on Normal; Then you can miss a couple Dire Foes if you don't go back and grind for them)

[Scarlet Crusade]

Originally posted by HakunaMatata:

Uh, no. You can go back to the villa freely via the catacombs dungeon, especially later in the game when you have free roam of the entire game. There's nothing missable in the game, as far as I am aware (Unless you're like me and play on Normal; Then you can miss a couple Dire Foes if you don't go back and grind for them)

You can miss enemy Mystic Artes for the achievement to have seen all Mystic Artes.