The first is selling soul seeds to merchants with hats that resemble Vivi's from Final Fantasy IX. If you find yourself needing cash, there are two big ways you can earn some scratch. If you do enough sidequests, you can extend the world's lifespan to the 14th Day, and experience a special endgame event. You can either do more sidequests to power up for the final confrontation, or just rest at a hotel until the end of the world arrives. At that point, you'll have every main quest in the game completed. Then, go to the Dead Dunes, complete the entire area, and finish off The Wildlands (which has two core quests). Go back to Luxerion and finish off the boss there. Then, go to the Wildlands and complete every quest up to that boss (this is easily the hardest foe in the game, so you'll want to return later). Complete all of Yusnaan including the boss. First, complete all of Luxerion up to the final boss, then leave the area for Yusnaan. Throughout my journey with the game, I've found an efficient path that may help reduce some road bumps. Once you earn the teleport ability early on in the game, it's important to take the trains from Luxerion (which is basically the "hub" of the world) to the other three areas and "unlock" the ability to instantly fast travel anywhere. Much like Demon's Souls, you'll need to move on to other areas if you have trouble completing a particular zone, then eventually return with higher stats. While it's unique in theory that the game allows you to access all four major zones basically at the start, you'll often run into walls, where a particular area boss is far too difficult for you to complete. Your HP and physical/magical strength is increased whenever you finish a quest, with story quests providing the largest boosts. It's important to actually do these quests of course, because again, Lightning does not level up by way of simply defeating monsters. In short, the vast majority of sidequests aren't timed, and you can have as many of them in your quest log as possible, so there's no downside to loading up on quests that you're going to eventually complete anyway. As a general rule, the most efficient way to flow through the game is as follows: Obtain a story quest by entering an area, go to the bulletin board to pick up every "prayer" quest available, pick up every sidequest you can find in the world, and do all of them in tandem with the main objectives. To be clear, you only have a certain amount of days to resolve all five major storyline quests before the game "ends." Once the final day is over, you'll either have to start the game all over again with your current stats if you haven't completed the story, or warp to the final area should you have everything taken care of. For the purposes of this guide, everything will be geared towards Normal mode. Don't worry, the game is meant for multiple playthroughs, and after you complete it, you can readily switch to Normal or Hard mode in New Game+. In order to "level up," Lightning needs to do sidequests to get stronger - you can't simply "grind it out" on battles, as they only reward you with abilities, and more "MP" (which is called EP in Lightning Returns). If you're not the type of person who searches every nook and cranny for diversions, start on Easy mode. Here are some tips to help you make it to the end of the world. It sounds simple enough, but even on Easy the game is extremely punishing - not to mention that the end of the world comes with a real-world time limit.
As the savior of a dying world, Lightning must save as many souls as possible by way of sidequests, while she battles the main evils of the world in the core storyline. The conclusion of Final Fantasy XIII's three game narrative is finally here, and it ends with Lightning.
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