Using Limit level 4 Items on Final Fantasy VII for the Playstation?

Question

On Final Fantasy VII for the Playstation I’m displaying the Menu screen going to Item then down to Omnislash, Catastrophe, Cosmo Memory, All Creation, and Highwind but messages appear when trying to use them on the characters there meant for. When bouts can I use the Items to learn the Limit level 4.

kYLE answered saying “After your characters learns all lv 3 limit breaks then they can learn lv 4”. Does he mean after all my characters have learnt all Limit level 3 then I can use Items for Limit level 4?

There may be a glitch in my game. Thanks for the answers it’s been driving me nuts since 1997 everything else is fine in the game just Limit level 4 Items

Answer 1

There is a great guide on limit breaks available at Gamefaqs. This is reprinted from the guide by GideonD:

Cloud Strife
Limit 1/1: Braver | Used 8 times to learn Limit 1/2: Cross-Slash
Limit 1/2: Cross-Slash | 115 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Blade Beam
Limit 2/1: Blade Beam | Used 7 times to learn Limit 2/2: Climhazzard
Limit 2/2: Climhazzard | 195 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Meteorain
Limit 3/1: Meteorain | Used 6 times to learn Limit 3/2: Finishing Touch
Limit 3/2: Finishing Touch| Omnislash manual used to teach Limit 4/1: Omnislash
Limit 4/1: Omnislash | All limits learned.

Barret Wallace
Limit 1/1: Big Shot | Used 9 times to learn Limit 1/2: Mind Blow
Limit 1/2: Mind Blow | 80 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Grenade Bomb
Limit 2/1: Grenade Bomb | Used 8 times to learn Limit 2/2: Hammerblow
Limit 2/2: Hammerblow | 70 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Satellite Beam
Limit 3/1: Satellite Beam | Used 7 times to learn Limit 3/2: Ungermax
Limit 3/2: Ungermax | Catastrophe manual use to teach Limit 4/1: Catastrophe
Limit 4/1: Catastrophe | All limits learned.

Tifa Lockheart
Limit 1/1: Beat Rush | Used 9 times to learn Limit 1/2: Somersault
Limit 1/2: Somersault | 96 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Water Kick
Limit 2/1: Water Kick | Used 7 times to learn Limit 2/2: Meteodrive
Limit 2/2: Meteodrive | 96 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Dolphin Blow
Limit 3/1: Dolphin Blow | Used 6 times to learn Limit 3/2: Meteor Strike
Limit 3/2: Meteor Strike | Final Heaven manual used to teach Limit 4/1: Final Heaven
Limit 4/1: Final Heaven | All limits learned.

Aeris Gainsborough
Limit 1/1: Healing Wind | Used 7 times to learn Limit 1/2: Seal Evil
Limit 1/2: Seal Evil | 80 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Breath of the Earth
Limit 2/1: Breath of the | Used 6 times to learn Limit 2/2: Fury Brand Earth
Limit 2/2: Fury Brand | 80 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Planet Protector
Limit 3/1: Planet | Used 5 times to learn Limit 3/2: Pulse of Life Protector
Limit 3/2: Pulse of Life | Great Gospel manual used to teach Limit 4/1: Great Gospel
Limit 4/1: Great Gospel | All limits learned.

Red XIII
Limit 1/1: Sled Fang | Used 8 times to learn Limit 1/2: Lunatic High
Limit 1/2: Lunatic High | 70 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Blood Fang
Limit 2/1: Blood Fang | Used 7 times to learn Limit 2/2: Stardust Ray
Limit 2/2: Stardust Ray | 70 kills made to learn Limit 3/1 Howling Moon
Limit 3/1 Howling Moon | Used 6 times to learn Limit 3/2: Earth Rave
Limit 3/2: Earth Rave | Cosmos Memory manual used to teach Limit 4/1: Cosmos Memory
Limit 4/1: Cosmos Memory | All limits learned.

Yuffie Kisaragi
Limit 1/1: Greased | Used 8 times to learn Limit 1/2: Clear Tranquil Lightning
Limit 1/2: Clear Tranquil | 63 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Landscaper
Limit 2/1: Landscaper | Used 7 times to learn Limit 2/2: Bloodfest
Limit 2/2: Bloodfest | 63 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Gauntlet
Limit 3/1: Gauntlet | Used 6 times to learn Limit 3/2: Doom of the Living
Limit 3/2: Doom of the | All Creation Manual used to teach Living
Limit 4/1: All Creation | All limits learned.

Cait Sith
Limit 1/1: Dice | 40 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Slots
Limit 2/1: Slots | All limits learned.

Vincent Valentine
Limit 1/1: Galiant Beast | 42 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Death Gigas
Limit 2/1: Death Gigas | 52 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Hellmasker
Limit 3/1: Hellmasker | Chaos manual used to learn Limit 4/1: Chaos
Limit 4/1: Chaos | All limits learned.

Cid Highwind
Limit 1/1: Boost Jump | Used 7 times to learn Limit 1/2: Dynamite
Limit 1/2: Dynamite | 60 kills made to learn Limit 2/1: Hyper Jump
Limit 2/1: Hyper Jump | Used 6 times to learn Limit 2/2: Dragon
Limit 2/2: Dragon | 80 kills made to learn Limit 3/1: Dragon Dive
Limit 3/1: Dragon Dive | Used 5 times to learn Limit 3/2: Big Brawl
Limit 3/2: Big Brawl | Highwind manual used to teach Limit 4/1: Highwind
Limit 4/1: Highwind | All limits learned.

Answer 2

He means that when a character learns both of her/his Level 3 Limit Breaks, then they can be taught the Level 4 break. You can do this one character at a time, e.g. teach Yuffie her level 3 breaks and then her level 4 break while someone else is still on level 2 break. Its relative only to that particular character.

Also, try gamewinners.com or gamefaqs.com or email me if you are having trouble finding/using all of the Level 4 limit breaks. Good luck!

Answer 3

After your characters learns all lv 3 limit breaks then they can learn lv 4

Answer 4

That's right! The only way to get them to learn those is the way described above. And the only way to get them to learn higher limit breaks is by battling and defeatin enemies while using the current limit breaks yer characters have. I did it easy on my file by using Aeris. While she was on my team, I used her limit break that allows the other characters to fill up their gauges. That way they can use their own limit breaks faster and gain new techniques sooner. I kept Aeris in the "fury" status so her limit break gauge filled faster. Make sure yer characters defeat enemies while using their limit break techs and, also defeat some enemies normally in the mean time. If you no longer have Aeris in the party, well... tough luck. he-he Still, you could always keep all of yer characters in the "fury" status to speed things up.

Answer 5

Playstation, PS2 and PC, you don't need an emulator because there were a few copies of FFVII for Windows. I'm not sure what Windows mine was made for, been ages since I played it but I play the Ultima version on Vista perfectly.

Answer 6

orig game strategy guide listed on www.onsaletag.com