Neoseeker Forums Playstation Games Final Fantasy Tactics last boss why. Seeketh Maximus 8 total posts: 5762 since: Oct 2001. Oh! leave the T-Rex alone in the first area you go into, if you don't attack it then it won't attack you. Last boss should have been Zodiac Weapon lol. The game allows you to pretty much go anywhere within reason but you probably won't survive since some enemies can wipe your party out in a few seconds. Note: The 'Paradigm System' of FF13 is a more streamlined version or simplified form of the 'gambit' system.īTW. It is used mainly against Zodiac bosses who cannot be killed by one spell. You can use this time to have two party members attack it & another one on casting Dispel. These Gambits function similarly to tactics or orders in combat that your allies will have to follow. If youve discovered a cheat We learn a lot. You can also swap party members like you could do in FF10 although unlike other FF games you can position your party on the battlefield which can be very advantageous at times. Final Fantasy Tactics 3:33:15 Segmented Speed Run (NA version, any. But for me, the Magnus Opus of the Final Fantasy series will always be Final Fantasy Tactics and the WotL reissue. Of course, you can pause the game and micromanage if you wish which you will need to do when you face a difficult enemy and some enemies can be really difficult especially during hunts. Getting your 'gambits' correct can save a lot of micromanagement in that all you need is to contact the enemy (no random encounters) and the gambit setup takes over. Like I said before the above is very simple Boolean Algebra but get it wrong and you will find the game very tedious to play. Final Fantasy VII - Crisis Core on Hard Mode.

Final Fantasy XII Internacional Zodiac Job System ( not Zodiac Age ) on Weak Mode. Likewise, if you have your healer healing when any party member's HP is less than 100% your healer will rapidly run out of magic. Final Fantasy XIV, usually takes some months ( 2-3 months, 12 Hours per Week ) to me to beat some bosses. You could have a party member heal if another party member has a HP that is 50% or less but if your healer has 'attack' in their first gambit bar then your healer will always attack and not heal. As an example say you want to have a party member steal you would use something like 'steal if enemy health is 100%' but you must also make sure that another party member gambit is 'Attack if enemy is less than or equal to 100%' if you don't do this then your party member will continue to steal until that enemies health is less than 100%.Īnother example would be healing. You can turn a gambit bar off if you need to. When using 'gambits' it pays to have a basic understanding of Boolean Algebra in that the top gambit bar takes precedence over the second and so on. Personally, I found them annoying but others may prefer them. Actually, you can turn off the attack lines at any time. Once you start getting 'gambits' (they are not expensive to purchase) I suggest you turn off the attack lines. One thing that may put off people is the attack lines which appear then you target an enemy or when an enemy targets you. I have got the original PS2 version and it plays well on my BC PS3 (yes it still works).

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