No that was just me going "how to describe final fantasy in the most horrid way possible" and it was what i came up with what do you think of it? Was it any good did i do each game justice or nah?
you did a pretty good job. i was certain that all of your frustration from 3 finally boiled up and exploded out and that post was the result of that. hopefully you are recovering well from the nightmare dungeon that is ff3's final dungeon.
I actually went head first and got clapped 3 times by cloud of darkness i was wondering why i keep missing my attacks luckily the emulator save is here to save the day so i went off to the 4 other rooms died couple times to the fire guardian and got clapped once by xande clone (very fun of you square to give some random creature meteor) so what i did was speed up the game and grind by spamming attack 10 minutes and i was few levels up i know its not the most legitimate way but man if square gonna fuck over like this by presenting me a very long dungeon and a boss like that i could give a less of a damn even then after all that slog hardly won.
yeah, i'm lvl 60 in the ds version but i wasn't aware of the hp stat being tied to stamina so going that many levels up and then getting to the final battle, i could get hit once with the particle beam attack. second hit was a instant game over. and with the ultimate gear being locked behind multiplayer in that version, and the onion knight job and the hidden dungeon behind that; i would have to grind forever in the crystal tower. i plan on playing the psp version the next time that i attempt to play 3.
Oh so characters gain stats based on job right? Yeah you need a monk/black belt it's quite lame as starseeker said like why i have base and upgraded version of the monk as seperate things? I actually forgot what level the team was on when i beaten the game probably something 50? 55? Its silly move from square to lock equipment behind MP.
it's really good, i definetlly recomend it, i would also recomend to play around the encounter rate option to make the game much easier when you have to grind, and run around dungeons more calmlly, i'm really hyped for the remake, you can make crazy combinations with the jobs in that game, it's been a wile since i plaind the first one but i rememver beeing able to use a summon as a counter with mixing the off brand black mage that you get in the begining of the game and summoner, if you only care about game play i recomend bravely second more, it's way more polished and the jobs feel better, freelancer has a really situacional skill called halfsies, it turns a singel target item into aoe but with 50% power, i could honestlly keep talking about it i lot, it just feels really good.
Kuja and cute? Nah bro you got the wrong person Xdeath is the cute one
give me like, an hour to do something real quick
it's only hp apparently. all other stats are determined by the job. black belt is the job with the highest stamina stat. this stat is almost the same across all jobs except the onion knight which doesn't get above 15 points until lv 93. around level 34 the black belt starts getting lost of points in stamina which helps boost the overall amount of hp that you get and the bonus random amount of hp that you can randomly get upon each level up as well.
So that's what the onion knight speciality is? Get tremendous amount of stats at level 90.... Man its so difficult to get there without high XP monsters.
Interesting. Without getting too off-topic can you play the second without knowing the story to the first? Even if the gameplay's better I'd probably rather see the story from the beginning.
basically, they can wield nearly all gear except class specific ones, all white and black magic from the moment that the job is unlocked and no summon magic. stats are very, very, very low. my player's guide shows stats from the most likely level that you would be at when you get the job and their stats are 7 points from lv 16 to 92 and they get one point of growth every 8-10 levels. then they jump quickly to 99 points in every main stat at lv 99.
The real final fantasy 5 experience i never thought a maid dress Xdeath would be real but here we are.
So switch to onion knights 1 level before the level they unlock all that? Understood.
you have to complete a quest before you get the job. it's the only one that is unlocked by that method. you need to read some letters through the mognet and be a little bit far in the story for the psp version. ds requires 7 letters exchanged between you and at least one other player, one letter per hour of gameplay; and also read the letter from the old main in the beginning village, i think it was.
Too much of a hustle it seems doesn't look like a 1st try thing more of a veteran playstyle
yeah. fortunately, most of the other classes were adjusted to make them more viable so everyone wouldn't default to just sage and ninja at the end. my party was
Dragoon is always good since he avoids damage i won that one battle by just doing that same for the Odin fight , magnificent job truly one of the best jobs ever best deal i have ever seen in the history of deals (better read this with trump impression)
oh, no, no, no, no. it's not pathetic anymore in this version. it gets 4 actions per round, and it has minions this time. it has particle beam [ its the same attack in the nes version, just different name] with lightning [hits everyone], bad breath, protect, haste and bitch slaps to round out its arsenal of attacks, and they can occur in any order without any restrictions or time delays.
Sounds absolutely crazy! And ripe for challenge
oh, then you'll love the hidden super boss. it's lv 81, same hp, attacks four times a round, all attacks hit everyone and it knows meteor.
Those are fun, I like bosses that make me change my strat than be a giant HP sponge you can leave on auto battle for the first hour before it really gets interesting.
yeah, it also gains a new attack at the halfway point. it just swings it's giant sword and hits everyone in the party with it. the player's guide recommends being lv 82 [one level above it's] as the absolute minimum level but encourages higher levels for better results.
