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Some Final Fantasy Tactics questions
July 16th, 2016, 11:04
I don't see myself go in some console forums so I'm trying my luck here for some questions about the game.
The game is relatively abstruse with many bizarre mechanisms so few questions:
- Is the Zodiac system can really be ignored? I followed the tutorial and quoted Zodiac can make 300% difference in damages (50% vs 150%) which is huge so I really wonder how it could be ignored as I see it mentioned in some let's play or comments.
- How identify the sex of a character? It's major for the Zodiac system and despite a deep search in many screens I couldn't find where is shown the information.
- Character created by the player is a boy? It seems I choose a female portrait to discover later that it was fixed by the story and only a boy was possible. So is the portrait define the sex or not?
The game is relatively abstruse with many bizarre mechanisms so few questions:
- Is the Zodiac system can really be ignored? I followed the tutorial and quoted Zodiac can make 300% difference in damages (50% vs 150%) which is huge so I really wonder how it could be ignored as I see it mentioned in some let's play or comments.
- How identify the sex of a character? It's major for the Zodiac system and despite a deep search in many screens I couldn't find where is shown the information.
- Character created by the player is a boy? It seems I choose a female portrait to discover later that it was fixed by the story and only a boy was possible. So is the portrait define the sex or not?
Watchdog
July 16th, 2016, 11:22
Originally Posted by SanglonThis should answer your question… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3wcxHiorJ4
How identify the sex of a character?
July 16th, 2016, 12:00
Yes, the zodiac system can be ignored rather safely. The biggest problem with FFT is the story missions have pre-generated enemy levels, while random battles scale. You can easily both outlevel and outgear story missions. The zodiac system doesn't have a big enough impact to significantly increase danger in random missions either if you can build a solid team and plan your moves.
Male and female humans have different avatars for each class. Once you get familiar with classes, they're easy to tell apart. Special characters would be the only exception, but they're largely male. I know in FFT: The War of the Lions, males get =1 Physical Attack and women get +1 Magic Attack, but I'm not positive if that applies in the original FFT. I think it might though, as I do remember always turning on of the starting females into a Black Mage asap for the slightly boosted damage over a male.
Male and female humans have different avatars for each class. Once you get familiar with classes, they're easy to tell apart. Special characters would be the only exception, but they're largely male. I know in FFT: The War of the Lions, males get =1 Physical Attack and women get +1 Magic Attack, but I'm not positive if that applies in the original FFT. I think it might though, as I do remember always turning on of the starting females into a Black Mage asap for the slightly boosted damage over a male.
July 16th, 2016, 12:15
Originally Posted by JDR13Don't you feel, a bit, out of topic, idiot, kiddish? Choose one or all. Or do you really feel smart? Just curious.
This should answer your question… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3wcxHiorJ4
EDIT: To make it clear you aren't my friend at all and your familiarity is non acceptable, get it?
Last edited by Sanglon; July 16th, 2016 at 12:31.
Watchdog
July 16th, 2016, 12:29
Originally Posted by greywolf00Thanks that's clear, I didn't noticed the avatars point sigh. I read/saw already the comment about story vs random and scaling, so that's the real changing element. Still it's a bit bizarre that 300% difference can be ignored.
Yes, the zodiac system can be ignored rather safely. The biggest problem with FFT is the story missions have pre-generated enemy levels, while random battles scale. You can easily both outlevel and outgear story missions. The zodiac system doesn't have a big enough impact to significantly increase danger in random missions either if you can build a solid team and plan your moves.
Male and female humans have different avatars for each class. Once you get familiar with classes, they're easy to tell apart. Special characters would be the only exception, but they're largely male. I know in FFT: The War of the Lions, males get =1 Physical Attack and women get +1 Magic Attack, but I'm not positive if that applies in the original FFT. I think it might though, as I do remember always turning on of the starting females into a Black Mage asap for the slightly boosted damage over a male.
From what I read I think this rule you mention is right in FFT too, I read it more than once. I also saw but just once a mention of +25% PA for male, and some equipments only for female, and something about a state. I didn't bother yet read a guide they tend bore me but I followed the tutorial fully and it's almost a requirement to get through the UI and have a base idea of the various elements.
Watchdog
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