FINAL FANTASY TACTICS TRANSLATION PS3

I haven't really finished FFT though and it looks like the best is yet to come.By VGChartz Staff, posted on 20 October 2009 / 4,609 ViewsДЇinal Fantasy Tactics was one of my favorite PS1 games. I think I might be showing some VC bias here.

DLC can help with this though, if you're hungry for more after the campaign. A skirmish feature lets you play maps you've beaten in campaign with new enemy forces, and small bonus chapters can be bought in the store, but that's about it. Not a whole bunch of side questing to do. You can choose to skip a cutscene if that bothers you though. Some of them are pretty sappy and corny, but there are some bright spots. The game is beautiful as well, wonderful style and presentation. I know that there is a PA comic that talks about how tedious this game's upkeep and management of forces is, but compared to FFT, it's a great deal simpler. You still maintain a good level of customization over your forces as well. There were a great deal of stressful but thrilling moments when I was personally commanding a solider deep in enemy lines who had to accomplish an objective this turn or surely the mission would end in failure! Leveling is quick and easy. Exciting combat system! Puts you into the action and has a unique feel and flavor. The story is straight forward, but I found it pleasing. That tendency has been hampering my enjoyment for this game as of late, as my main character skyrocketed in levels during chapter 3! If you like strategic positioning and ability use, this game can be really great.Д®xcellent characters! They're colorful and interesting on the whole. I have a strange desire to have everyone stay at about the same level. I don't really like random encounters: there's a healthy dash of those in FFT though. I've been able to understand and relate to the characters quite well! While the graphics can't really compare to a new game like VC, I find the sprites quite charming.

FINAL FANTASY TACTICS TRANSLATION PS3

People rag on the translation, but it hasn't been that bad (using the PS3 downloadable version, not sure how that fits in). So I'll just state what my experiences have been with them and let you decide which sounds more interesting!Д®xcellent storyline! A fine combat system that is pleasingly deep! Diverse classes and a cool class system. Saying that though, while they're both sort of strategy games, they feel too different to really compare on any sort of objective level. Definitely play both inevitably, even if time constrains you otherwise for now. I started FFT late last year maybe and I've still not completed it with 60 hours (I suppose I am on the final chapter though, although I've not made much progress in it.) I don't know if I can even check? I played out the entire game (almost twice?) and every skirmish on hard and very hard (which is DLC content). You might want to ask how much time you do have, if it is limited.Д«oth games are pretty long, but even with the DLC I don't think I surpassed 50 hours with VC. In VC, the characters can die, and lack the development that Fire Emblem does, but each individual character has perks and quirks that make you want to keep them alive. In Fire Emblem, this is still true, but at the very least the characters can develop friendships with other characters. In FFT, most of your characters never talk, because if they die they stay dead. In VC the characters in gameplay are a cross between Fire Emblem and FFT. VC is really glorious and it burns me that the sequel is just for PSP. And the only time I needed to grind was near the end of the game. And thats the following: You level up entire classes, rather than individual characters. I'm seriously not trying Fire Emblem or Disgaea or whatever anymore, because VC has a wonderful level system that cuts out nearly all grinding. Once you go VC, there is NO going back to SRPGs. I'll never forgive having to line my characters up in a + formation and have them kick the shit out of each other so I can learn Cure 2. I traded the game in a rage when I beat it the first time, then bought it again just to try the glitch.

It made the game less grindy yet still required experience (because you get all the spells but lack the speed and MP to enjoy them.) It makes the game faster. FFT.the Scroll Glitch made the game faster and more enjoyable for me.

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