Final Fantasy Megathread

TheSlyMoogle · 06-16-2011, 09:12 AM

Final Fantasy 4 was all about some kind of massive grind in pretty much every area.

magus113 · 06-16-2011, 09:20 AM

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Final Fantasy 4 was all about some kind of massive grind in pretty much every area.

I can def. agree with this. Well, maybe not so much with the FF2 SNES release. I think the NA one was really dumbed down in difficulty and they advertised the future remakes as having a newer, raised difficulty. I believe the DS remake is the most difficult of all of them, since the PSP one was made a little easier for the first half, or so I heard.

TheSlyMoogle · 06-23-2011, 07:36 AM

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I can def. agree with this. Well, maybe not so much with the FF2 SNES release. I think the NA one was really dumbed down in difficulty and they advertised the future remakes as having a newer, raised difficulty. I believe the DS remake is the most difficult of all of them, since the PSP one was made a little easier for the first half, or so I heard.

Actually the DS remake is fairly simple compared to other versions. Perhaps the PSP remake is the same, but basically when anyone dies in the remake you can acquire their special skills if you do it right. There's a whole FAQ on it, but basically you can equip skills like Twin Magic, for example, on someone who isn't the twins.

If you do it right you can gather the entire set of character special skills in a playthrough (Well almost). It really wasn't that hard to figure out that if you put a skill on a character you get it back when they die + their skill.

Oh... I guess massive spoilers, everyone dies in FF4. EVERYONE.

magus113 · 06-23-2011, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by TheSlyMoogle

Actually the DS remake is fairly simple compared to other versions. Perhaps the PSP remake is the same, but basically when anyone dies in the remake you can acquire their special skills if you do it right. There's a whole FAQ on it, but basically you can equip skills like Twin Magic, for example, on someone who isn't the twins.

If you do it right you can gather the entire set of character special skills in a playthrough (Well almost). It really wasn't that hard to figure out that if you put a skill on a character you get it back when they die + their skill.

Oh... I guess massive spoilers, everyone dies in FF4. EVERYONE.

Yeah, and then the one guy who's right next to a damn BOMB WHEN IT EXPLODES is found in an infirmary bed.

A bomb.

When it exploded.

TheSlyMoogle · 06-23-2011, 02:11 PM

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Yeah, and then the one guy who's right next to a damn BOMB WHEN IT EXPLODES is found in an infirmary bed.

A bomb.

When it exploded.

You can survive anything when you're a spoony bard.

magus113 · 06-23-2011, 04:06 PM

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You can survive anything when you're a spoony bard.

Edward was just a pussy and fell off a boat. He ended up in some town laying in bed.

Cid was the one that blew the bomb up to seal the Underworld. Maybe his epic beard helped him stay alive.

TheSlyMoogle · 06-23-2011, 06:13 PM

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Edward was just a pussy and fell off a boat. He ended up in some town laying in bed.

Cid was the one that blew the bomb up to seal the Underworld. Maybe his epic beard helped him stay alive.

Oh I thought he was like next to a bomb or something. It's been a while.