One question about KH's Dive to the Heart

[DokemonStudios]

At the very beginning you chose to wield one weapon and it'll let you learn different abilities at a certain level. But does anything happen gameplay wise if you "give up" a weapon? Like if I give up a dram sword it'll make my attacks more weak or if I give up a dream shield it'll make me more fragile?

 

[Oracle Spockanort]

Choosing and giving up a weapon determines the order of the skills you get, and how much MP, AP, Strength, and Defense you get throughout the game.

 

[DokemonStudios]

Choosing and giving up a weapon determines the order of the skills you get, and how much MP, AP, Strength, and Defense you get throughout the game.

Well I got that part, but I wonder if there's anybody who made leveling chart for this game. I might have to look at a walkthough. (BTW, the version I'm playing is the original PS2 version) Now I'm planning on playing on expert mode and I want to have a steady time with the game.

 

[Dandelion]

Here you go:

[h=4]Keep[/h]	[h=4]Give Up[/h]	[h=4]HP[/h]	[h=4]MP[/h]	[h=4]AP[/h]	[h=4]STR[/h]	[h=4]DEF[/h]
Sword	Staff	18	2	1	6	2
Sword	Shield	18	2	3	6	1
Staff	Sword	18	3	3	3	3
Staff	Shield	18	3	3	5	1
Shield	Sword	18	2	3	4	4
Shield	Staff	18	2	1	5	4

 

[Blackdrazon]

This guide:

GameFAQs: Kingdom Hearts (PS2) Level Information by Zarathustra

At least lists the Level 100 stats, but that's still not the full picture - I wish it said when you gain the Accessory slot, at least (though I wouldn't mind seeing when you get your Item Slots and points of MP), because I think you get the Accessory slot early with Shield and late with... Staff? And learning when you get those rare stats is just as important as learning when you get important skills.

 

[DokemonStudios]

Well thanks guys. I got my answer, now I think I'm ready. I'm going to give up the sword in favor of keeping the shield.

So can anybody block this thread?