Yes. Once the chest has spawned, the trick to get the item from it seems to be at least 95%. I hesitate to say 100% but it's very, very reliable. Basically, you watch the kid. He'll go into the corner, and then walk over to his parent. Watch him go into the corner 4 times, and after the 4th, the very instant he stops in front of his parent, hit confirm and you should get it.
Ok so apparently Amazon had a prime thing where you can buy the steelbook edition for less than the regular edition because I'm a sucker with prime...
Just wants a heads up:
Possible to play the game with the level up board like on ps2? Or do I have to contend with the job system?
I mean in FFX you had the expert sphere grid after all (since I played the game in the EU, I already had access to the expert sphere grid).
Ok so apparently Amazon had a prime thing where you can buy the steelbook edition for less than the regular edition because I'm a sucker with prime...
Just wants a heads up:
Possible to play the game with the level up board like on ps2? Or do I have to contend with the job system?
I ended up getting the steelbook edition for something like $32 from Amazon. I'm not sure what happened there. I think they were supposed to send me just the regular version but I didn't complain obviously.
I ended up getting the steelbook edition for something like $32 from Amazon. I'm not sure what happened there. I think they were supposed to send me just the regular version but I didn't complain obviously.
Nah they have 2 separate editions it's just that the steelbook is cheaper.
I wanted to get the game because while Xenoblade is everything I wanted out of 12, it's still FFXII!
Lost interest when I saw 50bucks at GS, amazon was more interesting.
So yeah the regular edition IS more expensive somehow (and even without the prime discount it's a difference of $2!).
I'm in Lhusu mines (just finished it) and my characters range from level 27 to 23. I chained like 450 skeletons on that bridge, it's particularly easy with Lamont healing, and having stolen three Sword of Kings from Belias, I just one shot everything at four times speed lol. So OP.
I'm in Lhusu mines (just finished it) and my characters range from level 27 to 23. I chained like 450 skeletons on that bridge, it's particularly easy with Lamont healing, and having stolen three Sword of Kings from Belias, I just one shot everything at four times speed lol. So OP.
Holy crap I think I've seen the light with this game. I saw a few posts of people saying that this is their favorite Final Fantasy and I could never understand it, thought it was incredibly boring when I first played it when it originally released. I dunno if it's because I'm older now or what, but I'm hooked, from the story to the characters to the gameplay and job system, I love it all.
Yes. Once the chest has spawned, the trick to get the item from it seems to be at least 95%. I hesitate to say 100% but it's very, very reliable. Basically, you watch the kid. He'll go into the corner, and then walk over to his parent. Watch him go into the corner 4 times, and after the 4th, the very instant he stops in front of his parent, hit confirm and you should get it.
Yesterday I fighted the plant-dragon thing, went to the home menu to check some trophy and when I got back to the game it was already defeated. Seems like the game does not stop running even if you go to the PS4 main menu.
I'm on my way to the imperial citadel and I'm starting to fee like the plot suffers too much from "go to this extreme point in the map to fulfill this task, now go to this other far away point as you travel through all these dungeons".
Are you supposed to fight the Bomb boss in your first visit to the Salikawood? I tried to beat it, then it healed itself and wiped my party thanks oil+Fira.
Yesterday I fighted the plant-dragon thing, went to the home menu to check some trophy and when I got back to the game it was already defeated. Seems like the game does not stop running even if you go to the PS4 main menu.
Yeah you need to hit the Option button in-game to actually pause the game (or just hit the Menu button, but the game clock still moves even when in the PS4 home menu).
Are you supposed to fight the Bomb boss in your first visit to the Salikawood? I tried to beat it, then it healed itself and wiped my party thanks oil+Fira.
The King Bomb boss and the areas beyond are optional. Throw out and chain Quickenings once the boss is close to 50% health left (before it casts Renew) and it should go down. Alternatively you can still kill it after it has casted Renew twice and runs out of MP...if you are able to survive for that long. Silence it so you don't have to deal with the Oil+Fire combo (but AFAIK it can still cast Renew while silenced) or stock up on a lot of Handkerchief.
Holy crap I think I've seen the light with this game. I saw a few posts of people saying that this is their favorite Final Fantasy and I could never understand it, thought it was incredibly boring when I first played it when it originally released. I dunno if it's because I'm older now or what, but I'm hooked, from the story to the characters to the gameplay and job system, I love it all.
God Antlion was such a tough Hunt. It was going well until it ramped up and started pummeling me with it's enrage. Had to switch the secondary team in and nuke it with quickenings.
There are differences in base stats and animation speeds that make certain characters better in certain jobs. However, those differences are marginal to the point where you really don't have to worry about them unless you are concerned with being completely optimal.
I think you have a point - the story is pretty much about putting a stop to sin from beginning to end. But unlike FFXII, the new elements introduced surrounding that narrative matter a lot more to FFX. FFX's formulaic "pilgrimage" means that when Yevon is revealed to be a farce, it's more dramatic and changes the way the characters interact with their world. The fact that sin isn't just a big scary monster, but "armor" for a summoner to perpetually summon Zanarkand matter a lot more to the story than anything that happens in FFXII.
In FFXII we learn that the
Occuria are manipulating the kingdoms of man and that Vayne is being manipulated by a rogue one. Okay, so what?
Sin was never going to destroy everything. It's easily to mistakenly believe that in the beginning of the game, but it's not the case.
I don't think "there are implications for the rest of Ivalice's history" really helps the game much. I understand appreciating the sense of history in Ivalice games, but I don't think it saves FFXII.
being manipulated by Venat? He objects to the Occuria manipulating humans, and works with Vayne and Cid to try and free humanity from the Occuria's control. He even sacrifices himself with Vayne after they managed to do so.
This is told in the game, and written everywhere I can find.
And hey, finally got a full party. My team of Penelo, Fran and Ashe performed admirably during the boss fight prior to this scene. Let's hope that keeps up.
Anyone is as good as anyone else. Certain characters have better attack animations but it's so small you'll not notice. For example Ashe is slow with Katanas so I made her a Knight/Bushi and she's a beast.
I played for a few hours the other night and I gotta say that the 2x speed boost is amazing! I know it's going to cause me to miss some things, but the game pace (battles/slogging around town) is soo much better with this option
Vann is already bush but can't decide on monk or knight for second job. Which one does tr most damage? I'm no where near second job part I think just checking.
Should I bother with uhlan for boshe or just make a second bushi?
My girlfriend bought it and plays it right now, I'm watching and, am I nuts or does it look not even half as good as FF-X HD? I know it's a big open world offline MMO, but Jesus is everything muddy.
And what about the giant text size everywhere? Does they forgot we have HD TVs now? No need for keeping the same UI text size as on PS2.
I'm in Lhusu mines (just finished it) and my characters range from level 27 to 23. I chained like 450 skeletons on that bridge, it's particularly easy with Lamont healing, and having stolen three Sword of Kings from Belias, I just one shot everything at four times speed lol. So OP.
My girlfriend bought it and plays it right now, I'm watching and, am I nuts or does it look not even half as good as FF-X HD? I know it's a big open world offline MMO, but Jesus is everything muddy.
And what about the giant text size everywhere? Does they forgot we have HD TVs now? No need for keeping the same UI text size as on PS2.
Just finished sewers, 3 hours played. Really surprised how good this game even though it's been a little boring. Combat system is nice and eng dubs really good.
Just beat Zalera and gave it to Vaan for +435 health. He was pretty much my only team member who'd benefit from it. Boss wasn't too difficult thanks to my new equipment and higher level.
Didn't see Balthier being and ex-judge at all, even thought it raises me some questions about his interactions with Ghis and the crazy overpowered one and the fact that he did not comment on Basch's resemblance with Gabranth. He could have left the judges before they came into the picture, but I always pictured Balthier as younger than Basch, so I don't know.
I was loving the game up until Larsa leaves, it has taken a dip these last 5 hours but I hope the story picks up after I reach my destination.
Didn't see Balthier being and ex-judge at all, even thought it raises me some questions about his interactions with Ghis and the crazy overpowered one and the fact that he did not comment on Basch's resemblance with Gabranth. He could have left the judges before they came into the picture, but I always pictured Balthier as younger than Basch, so I don't know.
I was loving the game up until Larsa leaves, it has taken a dip these last 5 hours but I hope the story picks up after I reach my destination.
The five judges that are prominently shown in the game are Judge Magisters, and Balthier is of a lesser rank. He's just a judge, much like Larsa's bodyguard that hung out at Jahara while you travel with him to Bur Ominase.
Also I love how they showed Balthier grimacing to every mention of Cid, before we even meet him in the game.
Flying enemies can only be hit by ranged attacks such as magic, Staves (for monks), spears (for uhlan) and a few technicks (including gil toss, telekinesis and shades of black). Uhlan can be useful for that purpose, and archer has access to the 1000 needles technick which is nice, guaranteed damage.
The five judges that are prominently shown in the game are Judge Magisters, and Balthier is of a lesser rank. He's just a judge, much like Larsa's bodyguard that hung out at Jahara while you travel with him to Bur Ominase.
Also I love how they showed Balthier grimacing to every mention of Cid, before we even meet him in the game.