Fighting enemies Final Fantasy VII Remake not only requires you to destroy them using classic weapons and firepower, but you have to rely on magic. Materia allows characters in your party to perform specific talents during combat. The more Materia you use on a character, the more powerful it becomes, so be sure to give your party members the ones you want to use to move forward. Withdrawal is never a bad thing either.
Due to the number of them available in the game, which are the best? What should you always give to your party members? First and foremost, everyone in your party should have some healing on them, so make sure everyone has at least one healing power. If not, make sure that at least several characters do.
Evaluate Materia
The Materia assessment is a must-have option for a member of your group to have access to. It allows you to analyze the enemies you fight to learn more about their weaknesses, which makes fighting new enemies a lot easier than blindly trying to figure out how to beat them. If you level it up, you can learn the weakness of every enemy you fight at that time. You receive it in Chadley Chapter 3 after completing his quest.
Revival Materia
When you want to bring back party members who have fallen during battle, you can't go wrong by giving the Sturdy Party Member the Awakening Materials. If you have a particular teammate who rarely or usually gets off the last person standing, make sure they can freely support their allies. You can reverse the fight and even heal some people if your healer falls off earlier than expected.
Materia barrier
For those playing Final Fantasy VII Remake on hard mode, you'll want to make sure your characters are more durable during battles. The material barrier increases the defenses of all party members, ensuring that they are able to withstand stronger attacks from enemies. You won't be able to dodge or block every attack, and it will be much easier to take a hit if you're not always worried about going down after a few quick missteps.
Elemental material for weapons
When you fight particular enemies in the game, they sometimes take additional damage from specific attacks, such as lightning or fire. You can't always have magic at your disposal, so having Elemental Materia on your character's weapons will ensure you hit them for a decent amount of their weakness. You can bind fire, ice, lightning, or wind to your weapons. You might want to change what it is based on what you're fighting, so keep that in mind.
There are a variety of different Elemental Based Materia in the game. Make sure your team members have different Elemental Matter spells, allowing you to fight various enemies with unique weaknesses.
Parry Matter
For those who can train to reliably protect themselves against enemy attack, you need to take advantage of it by being able to retaliate with attacks. The Parry Materia allows you to attack after successfully blocking an enemy's attack. You have a quick window to deal damage to them, increasing your chances of taking them out much faster.
Deadly Dodge Materia
The Deadly Dodge Materia is similar to the Parry Materia, except that it allows you to do an area-of-effect attack after successfully dodging an enemy attack. You want to place this on the quick and agile members of your party who are more likely to dodge an enemy's attack and avoid damage altogether. You should always make sure to prioritize those who can counterattack with the most damage while waiting for an enemy to strike them.
Summon (s) Matter
The last thing you need to make sure one of your party members is equipped is a Summoning Materia. These allow you to bring in powerful assets to fight and unleash a massive attack against the enemies you are currently fighting. You receive your first Summon at the start of Chapter 4, and from there you will get more as you progress through the game. The more you acquire, the more variety you have at your disposal, so be sure to get them. change to meet your current needs.
