Just came in here to say that I hate the OT title.
And to say I hope you guys are having fun with one of the best jrpgs ever made.
And to say I hope you guys are having fun with one of the best jrpgs ever made.
Is there a way in game to view the license board, or do you just have to "minesweeper" it and hope to get what you're looking for?
Are there any 2h axes or hammers in the game or can only swords be 2h?
I really need to look at getting some Ribbons, this game is probably the most I've ever seen a Final Fantasy throw status ailments at you.
Now I'm kind of glad Dry came up before I get a chance to go for him. Looking for Mjrn now.Gil Snapper destroyed me during the very last second, I'm PISSED
I beat it after two attempts, it's pretty easy once you figure out his weaknesses, and if you have one very useful black magic spell alongside a elemental-boosting staff/rodNow I'm kind of glad Dry came up before I get a chance to go for him. Looking for Mjrn now.
The game is very much oriented around ailments rather than elements.I really need to look at getting some Ribbons, this game is probably the most I've ever seen a Final Fantasy throw status ailments at you.
It's a nice change of pace to see that bosses can be susceptible to ailments instead of being fully immune to everything except attacking them in other FFThe game is very much oriented around ailments rather than elements.
I think it's Matsuno's love of MMOs that made it this way.
It's a nice change of pace to see that bosses can be susceptible to ailments instead of being fully immune to everything except attacking them in other FF
Mmmh what's the name, I bought an ammunition and it ended being for the bow...You only need to have one of a type of bullet to keep using it, you get them from hunts or bazaar mostly
Bow - ArrowMmmh what's the name, I bought an ammunition and it ended being for the bow...
I'm not even close to the end of the game but I've noticed this too. These plot progressions and twists just don't work if you put any thought into it. Early on when Vaan is in the treasure room and he takes the macguffin, Balthier and Fran come in and chase him as if the rock has significant purpose. Later on they think it's cursed and don't want it anymore. They apparently thought it's just treasure. Why not take just about anything else in the treasury because it was literally filled with gold?I very seldom say this about a game but I'm close to the end and happy this game will be over soon. I liked the gambit system, character/class development and the premise of this world with all its cultures, imperialism and high politics - but they made so little of it. I never got invested into the fate of the party you get to play as. The plot is told in a way that I cannot call anything but boring, especially after you reached the captial. The mid-section of the game was a bit better in this regard.
I'm not even close to the end of the game but I've noticed this too. These plot progressions and twists just don't work if you put any thought into it. Early on when Vaan is in the treasure room and he takes the macguffin, Balthier and Fran come in and chase him as if the rock has significant purpose. Later on they think it's cursed and don't want it anymore. They apparently thought it's just treasure. Why not take just about anything else in the treasury because it was literally filled with gold?
A bit later on, you meet the resistance leader who actually works for the Empire to infiltrate their ranks. He then joins your party on the ship to help you escape. He drops his helmet and fights the Empire's soldiers along the way. He then leaves your party to stay in the Empire's army as if nothing happened. Later on he joins you again and literally nobody bats an eye and questions his motives because he's supposed to be loyal or some bullshit. Does the writer think we're stupid?
Makes you think how far modern video game storytelling has come along.
I feel like I'm not doing as much damage as I should be. I'm just barely managing to keep up with all the new Hunts that get posted. The Nidhogg (which is only like Hunt #5) wiped me out like 3 times before I finally managed to take it down. I'm scared to take on the other "special" hunts offered by the hunting clan because I feel like I would go down in no time flat.
Maybe I should've invested more in weapons and armor before spending my Gil on filling up on Gambits? At least I finally got the funds to purchase all of them once I took the Nidhogg down, so now I can focus again on growing my characters.
The problem is Balthier doesn't seem to know it's nethicite or what nethicite is capable of. I can't fully grasp his motivations. He asks Ashe's ring as collateral for putting his and Fran's life in danger for potentially future upsides. Either he's the most brilliant or charitable pirate. Either way, leaving the nethicite there to be stowed away raises questions in itself.The nethicite is known to be the most prized royal treasure of Dalmasca. Why would Balthier take some trinket out there when it's the most important thing and he's one the most infamous sky pirate in Ivalice?
Vossler wasn't working for the Empire then, he was the most loyal person to the resistance and carried everything on his shoulders. Marquis Ondore smuggled Vossler aboard the Leviathan in order to save the princess. I think you forgot some things because he didn't say in the army, Larsa told him to follow him and then you see him at the airport again.
just got out of there; shit.And don't miss Dispel in Raithwell's Tomb like I did. Spent half the game without it and it was far more annoying than it should've been. Finally looked up where I missed it and.. yeah. Stupid.
Balthier knows and there are hints strew throughout. I don't think you are far enough in the story to make sense of itThe problem is Balthier doesn't seem to know it's nethicite or what nethicite is capable of. I can't fully grasp his motivations. He asks Ashe's ring as collateral for putting his and Fran's life in danger for potentially future upsides. Either he's the most brilliant or charitable pirate. Either way, leaving the nethicite there to be stowed away raises questions in itself.
Vossler is just a clumsily written plot device that you could see a mile away.
I'm not even close to the end of the game but I've noticed this too. These plot progressions and twists just don't work if you put any thought into it. Early on when Vaan is in the treasure room and he takes the macguffin, Balthier and Fran come in and chase him as if the rock has significant purpose. Later on they think it's cursed and don't want it anymore. They apparently thought it's just treasure. Why not take just about anything else in the treasury because it was literally filled with gold?
A bit later on, you meet the resistance leader who actually works for the Empire to infiltrate their ranks. He then joins your party on the ship to help you escape. He drops his helmet and fights the Empire's soldiers along the way. He then leaves your party to stay in the Empire's army as if nothing happened. Later on he joins you again and literally nobody bats an eye and questions his motives because he's supposed to be loyal or some bullshit. Does the writer think we're stupid?
Makes you think how far modern video game storytelling has come along.
Oh jeez, thanks for this. I've been relying on dispel motes instead and I just finished thAnd don't miss Dispel in Raithwell's Tomb like I did. Spent half the game without it and it was far more annoying than it should've been. Finally looked up where I missed it and.. yeah. Stupid.
And don't miss Dispel in Raithwell's Tomb like I did. Spent half the game without it and it was far more annoying than it should've been. Finally looked up where I missed it and.. yeah. Stupid.
I'm up to the Demon Wall and I've died six times already. What do I miss by running away from the first wall?
This is where I stopped playing last time.
Thanks!! Feels good to dodge the first and defeat the second Demon Wall before breakfast this morning.IIRC it's not worth beating it on the first try anymore, in the OG version you could get a super powerful (for the time) sword but now you don't.
Just come back later and destroy it.
I'm a big fan of all the UX improvements in this release. I want 2x in every RPG.
I feel like I'm not doing as much damage as I should be. I'm just barely managing to keep up with all the new Hunts that get posted. The Nidhogg (which is only like Hunt #5) wiped me out like 3 times before I finally managed to take it down. I'm scared to take on the other "special" hunts offered by the hunting clan because I feel like I would go down in no time flat.
Maybe I should've invested more in weapons and armor before spending my Gil on filling up on Gambits? At least I finally got the funds to purchase all of them once I took the Nidhogg down, so now I can focus again on growing my characters.
Some of the hunts are ridiculous. I still haven't beaten the chicken with its nuggets.I feel like I'm not doing as much damage as I should be. I'm just barely managing to keep up with all the new Hunts that get posted.