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* PA Fragments are awarded to players for completing [[Free missions|free]] and [[Co-op missions|co-op missions]] on difficulties S, S2 and S3 with a grade of S. [[Rare free missions|Rare missions]] award PA Fragments for receiving a grade of S on all difficulties. | * PA Fragments are awarded to players for completing [[Free missions|free]] and [[Co-op missions|co-op missions]] on difficulties S, S2 and S3 with a grade of S. [[Rare free missions|Rare missions]] award PA Fragments for receiving a grade of S on all difficulties. | ||
| − | * You can receive a reward of 10 PA Fragments by completing the trial of each [[Story missions|story mission]] on difficulty level A with a grade of S. | + | * You can receive a reward of 10 PA Fragments by completing the trial of each [[Story missions|story mission]] on difficulty level A with a grade of S. This works only once per trial and character, as any subsequent S ranks will reward only Meseta and mission points. |
| + | * This item is available at the price of 1 [[Zonsphere|Zonspheres]] from [[Thunderfest Deals]] after the conclusion of the [[Winter Mission Carnival]] event. | ||
| + | * 3 PA Fragments are available at the price of 2 [[Megisphere|Megispheres]] from [[Dark Crystal Seeker]]. | ||
* PA Fragments cannot be dropped, sold in [[Player shops|player shops]] or traded to other players. However, they can be transferred to other characters on the same account via the [[Common box|common box]] in [[Your room|your room]]. | * PA Fragments cannot be dropped, sold in [[Player shops|player shops]] or traded to other players. However, they can be transferred to other characters on the same account via the [[Common box|common box]] in [[Your room|your room]]. | ||
* These items are used to exchange for [[Photon arts|photon arts]] in the following missions: | * These items are used to exchange for [[Photon arts|photon arts]] in the following missions: | ||
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** [[Skill License]] | ** [[Skill License]] | ||
** [[TECHNIC License]] | ** [[TECHNIC License]] | ||
| − | * The original Japanese description of this item reads ''A data disk fragment of the strongest photon arts said to be usable by only a select few. If you collect a lot of these, the data can be reconstructed.'' It is unknown why the localized description is so far off. | + | * The original Japanese description of this item reads ''"A data disk fragment of the strongest photon arts said to be usable by only a select few. If you collect a lot of these, the data can be reconstructed."'' It is unknown why the localized description is so far off. |
[[Category:Currency]] | [[Category:Currency]] | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 19 June 2009
Becomes a target for enemies and defends allies for a set amount of time.
Item details
- PA Fragments are awarded to players for completing free and co-op missions on difficulties S, S2 and S3 with a grade of S. Rare missions award PA Fragments for receiving a grade of S on all difficulties.
- You can receive a reward of 10 PA Fragments by completing the trial of each story mission on difficulty level A with a grade of S. This works only once per trial and character, as any subsequent S ranks will reward only Meseta and mission points.
- This item is available at the price of 1 Zonspheres from Thunderfest Deals after the conclusion of the Winter Mission Carnival event.
- 3 PA Fragments are available at the price of 2 Megispheres from Dark Crystal Seeker.
- PA Fragments cannot be dropped, sold in player shops or traded to other players. However, they can be transferred to other characters on the same account via the common box in your room.
- These items are used to exchange for photon arts in the following missions:
- The original Japanese description of this item reads "A data disk fragment of the strongest photon arts said to be usable by only a select few. If you collect a lot of these, the data can be reconstructed." It is unknown why the localized description is so far off.
