Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
I read a PSP review years ago of let us cling together that discouraged me from playing this but I think I'll try it out soon
If you enjoy ff tactics at all this is a must have
I read a PSP review years ago of let us cling together that discouraged me from playing this but I think I'll try it out soon
that reviewer must've been assI read a PSP review years ago of let us cling together that discouraged me from playing this but I think I'll try it out soon
Possibly, the thing I remember the most is that they criticized the lack of customization, the game punished you for switching classes and that it didn't have a lot of freedom of play. Formulaicthat reviewer must've been ass
- FFXII The Zodiac Age was the turning point that allowed them to remaster Tactics Ogre Reborn
- Double speed fast forward
- Entirely new sound effects created by the god Yajima who worked on Vagrant Story and FFXII
- Some Skills and Spells axed because there were too many
- Limited amount of skills and spells individuals can equip
- Union level is a level cap on your army (probably because levels matter more now)
- No new story or events, but new music will appear during the story
- Game fully voiced and recording personally attended by Matsuno (He said he doesn't watch anime so his voice actor picks are like for FFXII, VAs that dub western movies and foreign dramas)
- Script is brushed up by Matsuno so it flows better listening to it rather than reading it
- Unit individual leveling is back, as well as training function of the original TO.
- Power leveling is even stronger now (leveling up low level characters that join higher leveled encounters)
- Takashi Katano is the director just like FFXII The Zodiac Age
- UI was made for mouse and keyboard
- AI is better and has more decision layers
Bring back vandal hearts for the trifecta
I remember a sequel on PSN, maybe for PS3? It didn't hold up to those first two at all though. It was a lot easier, simpler storyline, and just didn't feel like the classics.
that's the one with the split screen between turns?
Nah, it didn't have that magic.